Laurus Institute › Logistics course guides › Logistics course after LLB: a career path for law graduates
Quick answer: An LLB is a graduate degree, so law graduates qualify directly for the one-year PG Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management with SAP at Laurus, Kochi. The fit is better than most people expect: customs documentation, trade compliance, contracts and Incoterms, cargo-insurance claims and shipping-line compliance are law applied to trade, and law graduates are rare in the sector. Fees and batch dates are quoted on enquiry: call 0484 4023484 or WhatsApp us.
This page is for LLB and integrated BA LLB graduates in Kerala who do not want to practise in court and are looking for a profession.
Every shipment that leaves or enters India moves on documents: the bill of lading, the shipping bill, the bill of entry, the letter of credit, the insurance certificate, the sales contract with its Incoterm. Freight forwarders, customs brokers, shipping lines and exporters employ people who can read those documents carefully, spot what is missing and understand what a clause means. That is what five years of law teaches. Add the operational knowledge from a one-year logistics course and you have a profile that compliance and documentation teams in Kochi do not often see.
Placement support leads to freight forwarding operations, documentation executive, customs clearance assistant, logistics coordinator, dispatch coordinator, supply chain analyst and inside sales coordinator. Employers who have hired Laurus students are listed on the placements page. Laurus offers placement support; it does not promise a job with any employer.
Many law graduates ask about becoming a licensed customs broker. The Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018 (regulation 5) require a graduate degree and either a professional qualification from a list that names CA, CS, MBA, LLM, ACMA and FCMA, or a Diploma in Customs Clearance work from a recognised institute, or at least two years’ experience as a G-card holder at a customs broker. An LLB alone does not complete the second condition; a logistics course followed by two years of G-card work at a customs broker is one route, and an LLM is another. Check the current text on the CBIC website before planning around it.
Certificates come from Medhavi Skills University, NSDC and the STED Council, plus a separate SAP MM certificate. The course runs up to one year in person at North Kalamassery, Kochi.
Parents who funded five years of law often hear “another course” as a step down. It is not: the logistics diploma is where the law degree becomes employable in a growing sector, in Kochi, near home. Bring them to the campus. They can see the SAP lab and the placement list and meet Dr. Ajay Sanker, who takes the career session himself. Book it on 0484 4023484 or WhatsApp.
Yes. LLB and integrated BA LLB graduates qualify for the one-year PG Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management with SAP. No entrance exam.
Customs documentation and clearance, trade compliance, contracts and cargo claims, and documentation roles at freight forwarders and shipping agencies in Kochi.
Not on its own. CBLR 2018 asks for a graduate degree plus a listed professional qualification (LLM, MBA, CA and others), a diploma in customs clearance work, or two years of G-card experience. Check the current CBIC text.
No. The course starts from the basics; law graduates are placed alongside commerce and arts graduates.
Fees are quoted per programme on enquiry, with instalments and education-loan support. Call 0484 4023484 or WhatsApp for the current figure.
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Last updated 13 October 2026. Laurus Institute, Karipai Road, North Kalamassery, Kochi 683104, Kerala. Phone 0484 4023484.