I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to check the colleges for Supply Chain Management in Pune.

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-logistics-and-supply-chain-management-colleges-in-pune

Good Luck!

If you are lookung for MBA in service management yhen we recommend FMs Delhi is best becaus eof its high ROI, Low cost of education and great brand nad exceptional placements. 

Other top universities include JBims, IIT Madras, Welingkars Mumbai, GIM Gia.

For abroad we recommend Brunel University of London . 

Which clg you have completed in b.tech auto? & university? 

The USA is home to many prestigious universities that offer exceptional education and research opportunities across various fields. Among the top universities, Harvard University and Stanford University are renowned for their excellence in a wide range of disciplines, including business, law, medicine, and engineering. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a leader in technology and engineering education. The University of California, Berkeley, is highly regarded for its strong emphasis on research and innovation. Additionally, California Institute of Technology (Caltech) excels in science and engineering. Other notable institutions include the University of Chicago, known for its rigorous academic programs, and Columbia University in New York, which offers diverse programs and a vibrant urban campus. These universities not only provide high-quality education but also offer extensive resources, networks, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

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• Christ University (Hosur Road, Bangalore)

• Saheed Singh College of Business Studies -D.U (Delhi)

• St Xaviers College. (Mumbai)

• Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce - NMIMS (Mumbai, Maharashtra)

• Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies (Pune, Maharashtra)

• Faculty of Management Studies Banasthali University. (Jaipur, Rajasthan)

• Amity International Business School (Noida)

• Department of Business Administration, SRM University (Chennai)

• Mount Carmel College (Bangalore)

• Madras Christian College (Chennai)

• Ethiraj College for Women (Chennai)

• UPES (Dehradun)

Hello Swati, 

There is generally no hard and fast rule for the GRE score required for admission to any postgraduate program in a university as they collectively look at the applicant's GRE scores, CV, Statement of Purpose and the Letters of Recommnedation. The GRE scores are generally only a screening basis for applicants to be shortlisted after their Statement of Purpose is evaluated by the committee, therefore, if you ensure that all your other application materials are impressive, then often the admissions committee overlooks a deficiency in the GRE score.

That said, it is still an important criteria for initial segregation of applications. The best colleges (under 100 in the US New ranking) generally accept GRE scores above 320 or 325. Therefore, with a score of 310-320 you can apply to some of the other colleges and universities which are ranked more than 100. For engineering, management related courses, the focus is primarily on the Quantitative scores which hold more weight than the overall GRE score. You will need a Quantitative score above 160 for admission to the good colleges, therefore, a score of 310-320 is enough if your Quantitative Reasoning score is above 160+. Some universities which you could apply to are:

1. Virginia Tech

2. Arizona State University 

3. Pennsylvania State University

4. Boston University

5. New York University 

For more information on the GRE, visit: https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/gre