Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Management Professional

How It Works

  1. 1. Select Certification & Register
  2. 2. Receive Online e-Learning Access (LMS)
  3. 3. Take exam online anywhere, anytime
  4. 4. Get certified & Increase Employability

Test Details

  • Duration: 60 minutes
  • No. of questions: 50
  • Maximum marks: 50, Passing marks: 25 (50%).
  • There is NO negative marking in this module.
  • Online exam.

Benefits of Certification


$59.00 /-
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Every product that reaches a customer depends on logistics and supply chain decisions made long before delivery, from forecasting demand and choosing transport modes to running warehouses, clearing customs, and managing the last mile. Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional is a Govt. Certified program for professionals who want to master this full chain, covering planning, transportation, warehousing, inventory, global trade, and the technology and regulation that shape modern logistics in India.

The certification takes candidates through 23 structured modules. It begins with foundations, supply chain strategy, demand planning, and sourcing. It then moves through transportation, freight costing, Indian logistics regulation, network design, warehousing, and inventory. Specialised areas follow: packaging, outsourcing, e-commerce fulfilment, cold chain, reverse logistics, and international trade. The final stretch covers risk, sustainability, digital technology, analytics, performance measurement, and quality improvement, and ends with case studies and a capstone logistics improvement plan.

Why Choose Vskills Certified Logistics and SCM Professional Certification

Choosing the right logistics certification means picking one that reflects how goods actually move today, across Indian regulation, e-commerce delivery, global trade, and digital tracking, rather than a warehousing-and-theory syllabus. Vskills' Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional program is built around that reality, from planning through final delivery.

  • Complete logistics coverage: Spans transportation, freight costing, network design, warehousing, inventory, packaging, and outsourcing, so candidates learn the whole chain rather than one function.
  • India-specific regulation built in: A dedicated module on the National Logistics Policy, PM Gati Shakti, GST and e-way bill, freight corridors, FASTag, and key transport laws, which employers in India expect candidates to know.
  • Global trade skills included: Covers Incoterms, export-import procedures, customs clearance, freight forwarding, ports, and container operations for professionals working across borders.
  • Modern fulfilment and specialised logistics: Dedicated modules on e-commerce fulfilment, last-mile delivery, cold chain, and reverse logistics, the areas growing fastest in Indian logistics.
  • Technology and analytics depth: Covers TMS, WMS, ERP, RFID, IoT, control towers, and supply chain analytics, so candidates can work with the systems logistics teams actually use.
  • Risk, sustainability, and performance focus: Includes supply chain risk and resilience, green logistics, KPIs, and supply chain costing, skills that senior roles increasingly demand.
  • Hands-on capstone: Closes with case studies and a capstone logistics improvement plan, giving candidates a practical project to apply what they have learned.
  • Govt. Certified credential: A recognised certification with lifetime validity and no renewal requirement, adding credibility across industries.
  • Flexible, self-paced learning: Unlimited access to e-learning material lets candidates prepare at their own pace alongside work.

Who Should Enroll

This certification suits professionals looking to build or strengthen expertise across logistics and supply chain functions.

  • Logistics and supply chain professionals: Individuals working in planning, transport, or distribution who want a structured, complete view of the discipline.
  • Warehouse and inventory professionals: Professionals in storage, stock control, or materials handling looking to broaden into network design and transport.
  • Transport and fleet professionals: Individuals managing carriers, routes, or freight costs who want formal expertise in costing, regulation, and carrier management.
  • E-commerce and fulfilment professionals: Professionals in order fulfilment, last-mile delivery, or returns who want to build wider supply chain skills.
  • Import-export and freight forwarding professionals: Individuals handling customs, documentation, or international shipments looking to strengthen their global logistics knowledge.
  • Operations and procurement professionals: Professionals in adjacent functions who want to understand how logistics connects with planning, sourcing, and delivery.
  • Students and fresh graduates: Commerce, management, and engineering students preparing for careers in logistics and supply chain management.
  • Aspiring logistics managers: Professionals looking to build the complete skill set needed to move into a logistics or supply chain management role.

What You Will Learn

The course takes candidates through the complete logistics and supply chain discipline, structured across twenty-three modules from foundations to a capstone project.

  • Foundations, Strategy, and Planning: Logistics and supply chain fundamentals, order management, supply chain strategy, S&OP, demand forecasting, and order promising.
  • Sourcing, Transport, and Freight: Supplier coordination, transport modes, multimodal movement, carrier selection, freight costing, and rate management.
  • Indian Regulation and Network Design: The National Logistics Policy, GST and e-way bill, transport laws, facility location, and distribution network design.
  • Warehousing, Inventory, and Handling: Warehouse operations and safety, inventory models, MRP and DRP overview, packaging, unit loads, and materials handling.
  • Outsourcing and Specialised Logistics: 3PL and 4PL models, e-commerce fulfilment, last-mile delivery, cold chain, hazardous goods, and reverse logistics.
  • International Logistics: Incoterms, export-import procedures, customs clearance, freight forwarding, ports, and container operations.
  • Risk, Sustainability, and Technology: Supply chain risk and resilience, green logistics, TMS, WMS, RFID, IoT, control towers, and blockchain and AI use cases.
  • Analytics, Performance, and Quality: Optimisation basics, KPIs, supply chain costing, working capital, Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints.
  • Case Studies and Capstone: Real-world case studies and a capstone logistics improvement plan.

Exam and Certification Details

Detail Information
Exam Format Online — attempt from anywhere, anytime
Number of Questions 50 multiple-choice questions
Duration 60 minutes
Passing Score 25 out of 50 (50%) — no negative marking
Certificate Validity Lifetime — no renewal required
e-Learning Access Lifetime access to LMS and future content updates
Result Instant — available immediately after exam completion
Language English

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  • ✓ Use it for internal promotions — many banks and NBFCs accept this certification as proof of mandatory AML/KYC training.

Career Outcomes

A Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional credential opens roles across transport, warehousing, fulfilment, and global trade, with clear progression into senior supply chain leadership as experience grows. Below is an indicative view of roles, industries, and compensation for certified professionals in India.

Job Role Industry Avg. Salary India Experience Level
Logistics Executive / Coordinator Logistics, E-Commerce & Manufacturing INR 3,00,000 - INR 5,50,000 0-3 years
Supply Chain Analyst Retail, FMCG & IT-Enabled Services INR 4,00,000 - INR 7,50,000 1-4 years
Warehouse / Distribution Manager Logistics, 3PL & E-Commerce INR 6,00,000 - INR 12,00,000 4-8 years
Transportation / Fleet Manager Logistics, Manufacturing & Retail INR 6,00,000 - INR 11,50,000 4-8 years
Import-Export / Freight Forwarding Executive Shipping, Freight Forwarding & Trading INR 3,50,000 - INR 7,00,000 1-5 years
Last-Mile / E-Commerce Fulfilment Manager E-Commerce & Quick Commerce INR 7,00,000 - INR 13,00,000 4-8 years
Supply Chain Manager Manufacturing, FMCG & Retail INR 8,00,000 - INR 15,00,000 5-9 years
Head of Logistics / Supply Chain Director Manufacturing, Logistics & Enterprise Leadership INR 18,00,000 - INR 32,00,000 12-18 years

Companies That Hire

Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professionals are sought after across logistics service providers, e-commerce, retail, manufacturing, and shipping, wherever goods need to be planned, stored, moved, and delivered at scale.

Companies actively hiring logistics and supply chain professionals include Delhivery, Blue Dart, DHL Supply Chain, Mahindra Logistics, TVS Supply Chain Solutions, Gati, Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Retail, Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Tata Motors, Maersk, Adani Logistics, and Container Corporation of India, along with a wide range of 3PL providers, freight forwarders, and manufacturers building out their logistics and supply chain teams.

Logistics and Supply Chain Table of Content

https://www.vskills.in/certification/certified-logistics-and-supply-chain-management-professionals-table-of-content

Logistics and Supply Chain Tutorial

https://www.vskills.in/certification/tutorial/logistics-and-supply-chain-management-professional/

Logistics and Supply Chain Sample Questions

https://www.vskills.in/certification/certified-logistics-and-supply-chain-management-professional-sample-questions

Logistics and Supply Chain Practice Test

https://www.vskills.in/practice/logistics-and-supply-chain

Logistics and SCM Interview Questions

https://www.vskills.in/interview-questions/logistics-and-supply-chain-management-interview-questions

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Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional – Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers about logistics and supply chain concepts, career scope, eligibility, exam pattern, validity, jobs and enrolment for the Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional Certification.

Logistics focuses on moving and storing goods efficiently, covering transport, warehousing, inventory, and delivery. Supply chain management is broader, coordinating planning, sourcing, production, and logistics across suppliers, manufacturers, and customers to deliver value end to end.
A logistics system typically includes transportation, warehousing, inventory management, packaging and materials handling, order processing, and information systems. Together they ensure the right product reaches the right place at the right time and cost.
Logistics typically makes up a large share of a product's total cost, and it shapes delivery speed, service levels, and customer satisfaction. Strong logistics and supply chain practices reduce costs, improve reliability, and help businesses handle disruptions.
Certified professionals can pursue roles such as Logistics Executive, Supply Chain Analyst, Warehouse or Distribution Manager, Transportation or Fleet Manager, Import-Export Executive, E-Commerce Fulfilment Manager, and Supply Chain Manager.
Logistics and 3PL providers, e-commerce, retail, FMCG, manufacturing, shipping, and freight forwarding all hire logistics professionals, since every business that moves goods needs logistics expertise.
Yes. It covers the full chain, including Indian regulation, global trade, technology, and analytics, which supports movement from operational roles into planning, management, and senior supply chain leadership.
There is no formal eligibility criterion, so working professionals, students, and fresh graduates can enroll. The exam has 50 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 60 minutes, is conducted online in a proctored environment, and requires a minimum of 50% marks to pass.
The course covers 23 modules spanning supply chain strategy, demand planning, transportation, freight costing, Indian logistics regulation, network design, warehousing, inventory, e-commerce and last-mile delivery, cold chain, reverse logistics, international trade, risk, sustainability, and digital technology.
Yes. It is a Govt. Certified credential with lifetime validity, with no renewal requirement once certified.
Yes. Candidates receive access to e-learning content covering the full syllabus, which can be studied at their own pace before attempting the exam.

Trusted Reviews for Vskills Certified Logistics and Supply Chain Professional

Build expertise in transportation, warehousing, inventory, global trade, and supply chain planning with a govt certified lifetime credential.

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It was great experience, even though I have experience of more than a decade, still able to learn some new concepts.

- Satish Patil, Warehouse Manager
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So far so good, clear and easy to understand, Practice quizzes are also helpful.

- Avinash Kale, Warehouse Executive
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It's very easy to navigate and simple to use. The LMS Interface is quite helpful and interactive.

- Alan Smith, Supply Chain Professional
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I am definitely going to recommend this course to any one who wants to upgrade their logistics and SCM Skills.

- Ashruti Gupta, Graduate
TABLE OF CONTENT

Module 1: Foundations of Logistics and Supply Chain

  • Logistics vs. Supply Chain Management: Scope, Relationship and Evolution
  • Core Logistics Activities and the Order-to-Delivery Cycle
  • Order Management, Customer Service Levels and the Perfect Order
  • Key Participants: Shippers, Carriers, Intermediaries and Service Providers
  • Integrating Logistics with Sales, Finance, Production and Procurement
  • Logistics Cost Structure and Common Challenges in Indian and Global Logistics

Module 2: Supply Chain Strategy and Planning

  • Aligning Supply Chain Strategy with Business Goals
  • Supply Chain Process Views and Reference Frameworks
  • Customer and Product Segmentation for Supply Chain Design
  • Agile, Lean and Hybrid Supply Chain Approaches
  • Aggregate Planning and Capacity Matching
  • Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) Basics

Module 3: Demand Planning and Forecasting

  • Demand Patterns, Drivers and Variability
  • Qualitative and Quantitative Forecasting Methods
  • Forecast Accuracy and Error Measurement
  • The Bullwhip Effect and Information Sharing
  • Collaborative Planning with Customers and Suppliers
  • Order Promising and Available-to-Promise (ATP)

Module 4: Sourcing and Supplier Coordination

  • Supplier Selection and Evaluation Essentials
  • Supplier Lead Time, Reliability and Delivery Performance
  • Inbound Logistics and Supplier Integration
  • Contract Basics and Service Level Agreements
  • Collaboration and Relationship Models with Suppliers

Module 5: Transportation Management

  • Transport Modes: Road, Rail, Air, Sea and Inland Waterways
  • Multimodal and Intermodal Transportation
  • Carrier Selection and Route Planning
  • Freight Documentation and Consignment Tracking
  • Transportation Management Systems (TMS) Fundamentals

Module 6: Freight Costing and Rate Management

  • Freight Cost Components and Pricing Models
  • Fuel Surcharges, Detention and Accessorial Charges
  • Rate Negotiation and Contract Structures with Carriers
  • Techniques for Reducing Freight Cost
  • Freight Audit and Payment Control

Module 7: Logistics Policy and Regulation in India

  • National Logistics Policy, PM Gati Shakti and ULIP
  • GST, E-Way Bill and Documentation Compliance
  • Dedicated Freight Corridors, Logistics Parks and ICDs
  • Road Transport Rules, FASTag and Vehicle Compliance
  • Key Transport Laws: Carriage by Road, Multimodal Transportation and Carriage of Goods by Sea
  • Liability, Claims and Insurance in Transport and Storage

Module 8: Logistics Network Design

  • Principles of Network Design and Data Requirements
  • Facility Location Decision Methods
  • Centralised vs. Decentralised Distribution Structures
  • Hub-and-Spoke and Regional Distribution Models
  • Network Costing and Service-Level Trade-offs

Module 9: Warehousing and Distribution Operations

  • Warehouse Roles, Types and Ownership Models
  • Warehouse Layout, Storage Systems and Slotting
  • Receiving, Put-Away, Picking and Dispatch Processes
  • Cross-Docking and Flow-Through Distribution
  • Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Performance Control
  • Warehouse Safety, Security and Compliance

Module 10: Inventory Management and Control

  • Role of Inventory and Inventory Cost Components
  • Inventory Classification Methods (ABC, XYZ and Combined Approaches)
  • Order Quantity and Reorder Point Models
  • Safety Stock, Lead Time and Service Level
  • Material Requirements Planning (MRP) Overview and Distribution Requirements Planning (DRP)
  • Vendor-Managed and Quick-Response Replenishment

Module 11: Packaging, Unit Loads and Materials Handling

  • Packaging Functions: Protection, Handling and Information
  • Unit Load Design, Palletisation and Containerisation
  • Materials Handling Equipment and Selection
  • Damage, Loss and Pilferage Prevention
  • Automation in Handling: Conveyors, AGVs and Robotics

Module 12: Logistics Outsourcing and Service Providers

  • Outsourcing Decisions: In-House vs. Third-Party, Including Cost and Control Trade-offs
  • 3PL, 4PL and Lead Logistics Provider Models
  • Selecting and Onboarding Logistics Service Providers
  • Managing Service Levels and Provider Performance
  • Risks and Governance in Outsourced Logistics

Module 13: E-Commerce Fulfilment and Last-Mile Delivery

  • E-Commerce Order Fulfilment Models
  • Fulfilment Centres, Dark Stores and Micro-Warehouses
  • Last-Mile Delivery Models and Cost Drivers
  • Returns, Cash-on-Delivery and Delivery Exceptions
  • Customer Experience and Delivery Promise Management

Module 14: Cold Chain and Specialised Logistics

  • Temperature-Controlled Logistics Principles
  • Cold Storage, Reefer Transport and Monitoring
  • Handling Perishables, Pharmaceuticals and Sensitive Goods
  • Hazardous and Dangerous Goods Basics
  • Project, Bulk and Oversized Cargo Logistics

Module 15: Reverse Logistics and Circular Supply Chains

  • Types and Drivers of Product Returns
  • Returns Processing, Refurbishment and Disposition
  • Recycling, Remanufacturing and Waste Recovery
  • Reverse Logistics Network and Cost Considerations
  • Circular Supply Chain Models

Module 16: International Logistics and Global Trade

  • Structure of Global Supply Chains and Trade Flows
  • International Commercial Terms (Incoterms) and Risk Transfer
  • Export-Import Procedures and Documentation
  • Customs Clearance, ICEGATE, Duties and Trade Compliance
  • Freight Forwarding, Ports and Container Operations
  • International Payment and Insurance Basics

Module 17: Supply Chain Risk and Resilience

  • Categories of Supply Chain Risk
  • Risk Assessment and Prioritisation Methods
  • Disruption Planning and Business Continuity
  • Building Redundancy and Flexibility
  • Insurance, Contingency and Recovery Planning

Module 18: Sustainable and Green Logistics

  • Environmental Impact of Logistics Operations
  • Carbon Footprint Measurement in Transport and Warehousing
  • Green Transport, Alternative Fuels and Electric Fleets
  • Sustainable Packaging and Waste Reduction
  • ESG Reporting and Responsible Supply Chain Practices

Module 19: Digital Logistics and Supply Chain Technology

  • ERP, TMS and WMS: How the Systems Connect
  • Barcoding, QR Codes and RFID
  • IoT, Telematics and Real-Time Tracking
  • Supply Chain Visibility and Control Towers
  • Blockchain, AI and Automation Use Cases

Module 20: Supply Chain Analytics and Optimisation

  • Descriptive, Predictive and Prescriptive Analytics in Logistics
  • Linear Programming and Optimisation Basics
  • Simulation and Scenario Modelling
  • Project Scheduling Tools: CPM and PERT
  • Dashboards and Data-Driven Decision Making

Module 21: Performance Measurement and Supply Chain Costing

  • Logistics and Supply Chain KPIs
  • Service-Level, Cost and Asset-Utilisation Metrics
  • Activity-Based Costing and Total Landed Cost
  • Working Capital, Cash-to-Cash Cycle and Supply Chain Finance Basics
  • Benchmarking, Performance Review and Balanced Scorecard Approach

Module 22: Quality and Continuous Improvement in Logistics

  • Service Quality in Logistics Operations
  • Lean Principles and Waste Identification in Logistics
  • PDCA, 5S and Root-Cause Techniques
  • Six Sigma Basics for Logistics Processes
  • Theory of Constraints and Bottleneck Management
  • Building a Culture of Continuous Improvement

Module 23: Case Studies and Capstone

  • Case Study: Network Redesign for a Distribution Company
  • Case Study: E-Commerce Fulfilment and Last-Mile Optimisation
  • Case Study: Managing a Global Supply Chain Disruption
  • Capstone: Developing a Logistics Improvement Plan

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