AJK College of Arts and Science Opens Doors to Global Hospitality Careers

The Coimbatore based college announced admissions for its B.Sc. in Catering Science and Hotel Management for the 2025–26 academic year.

AJK College of Arts and Science in Coimbatore announced admissions for its B.Sc. in Catering Science and Hotel Management for the 2025–26 academic year, reinforcing its reputation as a hub for hospitality education.

As per a statement, the B.Sc. program is tailored to meet the demands of the fast-growing hospitality sector, projected to contribute ₹16.5 trillion to India’s economy by 2030. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills, covering culinary arts, hotel operations, event management, and customer service. Students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including modern kitchens and mock hotel setups, ensuring hands-on learning. “Our program prepares students to excel in a dynamic industry, from luxury hotels to international cruise lines,” said Dr. J. K. Suresh, Principal of AJK College.

A standout feature is the program’s international exposure, with tie-ups for training and internships in countries like Dubai, Singapore, and Malaysia. The college’s placement cell has a strong track record, with graduates securing positions at global chains like Marriott, Taj, and Hyatt. The NAAC A+ rating underscores AJK’s commitment to academic excellence, making it a top choice for hospitality aspirants in South India.

As per an X post by HospitalityHope, ““AJK’s global placements are a game-changer for students like me!” The announcement aligns with India’s push to skill its youth for tourism and hospitality, a priority under the National Skill Development Mission. Coimbatore’s proximity to tourist destinations like Ooty and Munnar further enhances the program’s appeal, offering students real-world exposure to the industry.

Interested students can apply at ajkcollege.com or contact the admissions office at +91-422-236-3400. With applications open for 2025.

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