Online MBA in Operations
Updated November 2026 · Based on the university's published information
An online MBA in operations costs from ₹97,000 (GLA) to ₹4,00,000 (NMIMS) for 2 years across the 10 UGC-entitled universities we list. Running processes, quality and productivity in manufacturing and services. Most need a bachelor's degree; some ask for 50%.
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Quick read
Online MBA in Operations Management, in 60 seconds
- Fees run from ₹97,000 to ₹4,00,000 across 10 universities, so the same specialisation can cost ₹3,03,000 more.
- GLA has the lowest listed fee here. Always add exam and registration fees before you compare.
- Names vary. Check the syllabus, because a similar title can cover different subjects.
Universities offering this MBA
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Who should choose Online MBA in Operations?
Working professionals
Move from executive to manager roles without a career break.
Graduates planning a switch
Add business depth to a B.Com, BBA, B.Tech or BA degree.
Entrepreneurs & family business
Learn finance, marketing and operations you can apply at once.
Govt / PSU aspirants
A UGC-entitled PG degree counts for most promotion and job criteria.
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Universities offering an online MBA in operations
Sorted by total MBA fee. The specialisation fee is the same as the university's MBA fee.
| University | Specialisation | Total fee | NAAC | Minimum marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLA | Operations Management | ₹97,000 | A+ | None published |
| SMU | Operations & Supply Chain | ₹1,20,000 | A+ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| Shoolini | Operations & Supply Chain | ₹1,30,000 | A+ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| VGU | Operations Management | ₹1,50,000 | A+ | None published |
| LPU | Operations Management | ₹1,61,600 | A++ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| MUJ | Operations Management | ₹1,84,000 | A+ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| DY Patil | Operations | ₹1,89,400 | A++ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| NMIMS | Operations & Data Sciences | ₹1,96,000 | A++ | 50% (45% reserved) |
| CU | Operations Management | ₹2,20,000 | A+ | None published |
| Amity | Production & Operations | ₹2,25,000 | A+ | 40% |
| NMIMS | Operations & Supply Chain | ₹4,00,000 | A++ | 50% (45% reserved) |
Curriculum
Subjects in an online MBA in operations
Typical specialisation papers, taken alongside core MBA subjects such as accounting, economics, marketing and strategy.
- Operations strategy
- Quality management (Six Sigma)
- Production planning
- Project management
- Operations analytics
Careers
Jobs after an online MBA in operations
Outcomes depend on your experience; no university guarantees placement.
Roles
Operations Manager, Quality Manager, Plant Manager, Process Improvement Lead
Industries that hire
Manufacturing, Services, E-commerce, Healthcare
Careers & salary
Roles and indicative salaries after Online MBA in Operations
Typical roles graduates move into, with indicative annual salary ranges in India.
| Role | Indicative salary (per year) |
|---|---|
| Operations Manager | ₹6–14 LPA |
| Supply Chain Analyst | ₹4–10 LPA |
| Procurement Manager | ₹6–13 LPA |
| Logistics Manager | ₹5–12 LPA |
| Marketing / Brand Manager | ₹6–15 LPA |
| Business / Data Analyst | ₹5–12 LPA |
Ranges are indicative and depend on your experience, city, employer and skills. Universities offer placement assistance; no university or Gradify guarantees a job or salary.
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Who should choose an online MBA in Operations?
Good fit if
- You work in manufacturing, logistics, retail or services
- You want to move from a supervisor role to a manager role
- You like fixing processes and reducing waste
- You want skills that apply across industries
Think twice if
- You prefer a marketing or client-facing career
- You want a desk role with no link to delivery or production
- You need a specialist engineering qualification
- You expect a promotion from the degree alone
Quick fit check
Skills you can build
These are typical skill areas. Subjects vary by university, so check the syllabus.
Process improvement
Find delays and waste, then fix them.
Quality management
Learn Six Sigma ideas and quality standards.
Planning
Match demand, people, stock and capacity.
Project management
Deliver work on time and within budget.
A typical career path
Example roles only. Your path depends on your experience, skills and the job market, and no degree guarantees a job.
| Stage | Example roles |
|---|---|
| Starting out | Operations Executive, Process Associate, Planning Executive |
| With experience | Operations Manager, Quality Manager, Project Manager |
| Later | Plant Manager, Head of Operations, Process Improvement Lead |
How to pick the right university
- Pick a course that matches your industry: manufacturing, services or supply chain
- Check whether it covers quality and project management
- Ask if any certifications are included or charged extra
- Compare the full cost, including exam fees
Before you pay: 4 checks
- Check the university and programme on the UGC-DEB website for your session.
- Get the full cost in writing, including exam and registration fees.
- Match your marksheets with the eligibility rules.
- Pay only on the university’s official portal and keep your receipt.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Which is the cheapest online MBA in operations?
GLA at ₹97,000 is the lowest fee in our list, followed by SMU at ₹1,20,000.
Is an online MBA in operations valid?
Yes, if the university is UGC-entitled for online programmes in your admission session. All universities in this list state UGC entitlement.
What jobs can I get after an online MBA in operations?
Common roles include Operations Manager, Quality Manager, Plant Manager, Process Improvement Lead.
Which universities offer an online MBA in operations?
GLA, SMU, Shoolini, VGU, LPU, MUJ, DY Patil, NMIMS, CU, Amity.
Is an online degree equal to a regular degree?
Yes, if the university is entitled by UGC to offer that programme online. Under the UGC (ODL and Online Programmes) Regulations, 2020, online degrees from entitled universities are treated as equivalent to regular degrees. Check the programme on the UGC-DEB website before you pay.
Can I study this while working full time?
Yes. Online programmes are built for working learners, with recorded lectures, weekend or evening live sessions and online exams. Plan for about 8–12 hours a week.
How do I get the brochure and the latest fee sheet?
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Does Gradify charge anything for counselling?
No. Counselling and admission guidance from Gradify are free and there is no obligation to apply.
Is an online MBA in operations management good for engineers?
It often suits engineers moving towards management, because it adds planning, people and cost skills to technical experience.
What is the difference between operations and supply chain management?
Operations focuses on running work inside a business. Supply chain covers how goods move between suppliers, warehouses and customers.
Which industries hire operations managers?
Common sectors include manufacturing, e-commerce, services and healthcare.
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