The slogan of Shanghai in the next five years is to build Shanghai into an international shipping center. Therefore, the development of shipping industry is very important in Shanghai's future development plan. The shipping industry only recognizes two schools, one is Dalian Maritime and the other is Shanghai Maritime.
Looking at your future career development tendency, if you do land transportation logistics and in-plant logistics, I think there is no difference between the two schools. Of course, considering the possible enrollment threshold restrictions such as "2 1 1" in future employment, you can go to University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (I wonder if it is 2 1 1). If you want to set foot in the shipping industry, then Shanghai Maritime University is a choice you can't even think about. Basically, major ports of COSCO, China Shipping and China go to Shanghai Maritime University to recruit students every year.
So, to sum up, if it's shipping, then Shanghai Maritime, if it doesn't involve simple management of logistics engineering design on land, then both schools can. If you want to do engineering technology, logistics equipment research and development and facilities planning, then Shanghai Institute of Technology.
Personal advice, don't spray if you don't like it.
As for the difficulty of applying for the exam, the logistics project of Shanghai Maritime is not difficult, and you can enter after crossing the line (13 years). I don't know what the situation is now, but the application difficulty of the two schools will not be much different. One is that the major is not good, and the other is that the comprehensive ranking of schools with better majors (characteristics) is low, so it is no problem as long as they are prepared a little.