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Master of Hotel Management (MHM) is a 2-year postgraduate course bound by management and administration techniques that are useful in the field of the hospitality sector. The minimum eligibility required for MHM course is graduation in any discipline preferably Bachelor of Hotel Management with 55% marks.

<p><strong>National Institute of Technology Rourkela&nbsp;</strong>and<strong> National institute of Technology Surathkal (Karnataka) </strong>are the two prominent colleges for MSc admissions. Both colleges accept CCMN scores for the admission to the MSc courses. NIT Rourkela Last Round cutoff score for MSc in Physics specialisation stood at <strong>812</strong> and <strong>949&nbsp;</strong>for 2023 and 2024, respectively. Similarly, NIT Surathkal cutoff score for the Last Round stood at<strong> 977&nbsp;</strong>and <strong>1166</strong> for 2023 a... View more

<p>If you earned less than a 50% grade point average on your way to earning a bachelor's degree in science, you might be seeking for information on pursuing a Master of Science (MSc) in physics. After earning a bachelor's degree in Science from an accredited university with at least 50% of the required grades, you can pursue an MSc in physics. A distance MSc in physics must last at least two years.&nbsp;<br>For studies in the sciences, engineering, and medicine, a Master of Science degree is commonly awarded. A thesis is often written as part of it.&nbsp;<br>A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) is a professional underg... View more

Anup, I feel instead of M.Sc, better option for you would be an MBA or M.Tech Degree.
If you are technically inclined then better go for M.Tech, if your interested in planning and managing then go for MBA.
MBA will help your climb up the career ladder which stops after a time with M.Tech as the top positions are generally managerial.
Admissions are on in most of the good private universities like LPU, SMU, MMU, etc. Most of the private universities have world class infrastructure along with environment conducive to learning. They have good placements. Some even offer scholarships.
Check with them for more information.
Good luck.

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">NIT Warangal and NIT Rourkela are popular institutes and accept IIT JAM + CCMN for MSc admissions. Candidates can also compare other aspects from the table given below:</p><table style="height: 207.894px;" border="1" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr style="height: 54.375px;"><td style="width: 19.6796%; height: 54.375px;"><p align="center"><strong>College</strong></p></td><td style="width: 30.5683%; height: 54.375px;"><p... View more

Hi Mann!
Unfortunately, you cannot apply for the M.Sc. Course. Candidates with B.Sc. Degree are only eligible for M.Sc. In IT.

No it's differ B.Tech has high fees as compare to integrated M.Sc.

Yes, you can go for it. However, if you ignore your studies and practical, then the things will mess up. If you do not have high interest, understanding of mathematics and programming languages then you'll regret.

Poddar international college
Shri Bhawani Niketan Teachers Training College, Jaipur
Lucky Institute of Professional Studies, Jodhpur
Arya Mahila Vidyapeeth Shiksha Sankul, Bharatpur.

Both, M.Sc. and ME have research based and course based program. ME will contain more hardware papers whereas M.Sc. will concentrate more on SW. After M.Sc., you can go for PhD. Length of both the courses is 2 yrs.

Kavita, try for jobs as well as for better prospects enroll yourself for B.Ed, PhD, etc.
There are many private universities offering the courses as well as the option of part time jobs for the students.
Good luck.

For lecturer, you need to be an M.Sc. Also, you need to clear NET/SET. After B.Ed, you can teach at + 2 levels.
If you want teach in schools up to +2, you can go for B.Ed and then you have to clear TET conducted by states or the center.

You have the option of doing an integrated course, but not dual degree courses. Maybe that would be on offer in the distant future.

Three years degree is accepted in UK and MS management. You do not require work experience. You need good grades, a GRE or GMAT and a good IELTS score.
All the best.

As per norms, you are not eligible.

Yes, definitely you can pursue M.Sc. in finance, either from India or from any foreign country.

The candidate must have a Bachelor's degree in Science from a recognised university with minimum marks as specified by the university. To apply for a Masters programme in Cardiology in India, you might be required to qualify a medical entrance exam like NEET PG/JIPMER/AIIMS, etc.

<p>General AI category students need a rank of at least&nbsp;<strong>1859&nbsp;</strong>in the third round for admission to the MSc in Chemistry programme. The <strong>NIT Agartala CCMN cutoff 2026</strong> was published for the 3rd round for admission to the MSc course and its various branches.&nbsp;</p><p>Check the table below to know the round 3 cutoff rank for other AI categories.&nbsp;</p><table style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100.079%;" border="1"><colgroup><col style="width: 49.8227%;"><col style="width: 4... View more

LPU conducts its own entrance examination and it also considers all the reputed MBA entrance exams.

It is always recommend to pursue any course from the top colleges of that field. Since, hospitality doesn't have much competition, you can easily get into the top notch IHMs.

The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics/research/pure Science areas then B.Sc would be a better option. However, if you want to move into the technical/operations/general management side then B.Tech would be better. A B.Sc is a 3-year programme, whereas a B.Tech is a 4 year programme. A B.Tech programme is specialised course & does carry more weightage compared to B.Sc.

Yes, you can do Ph.D. in education after completing B.Sc.

The admission in Jamia Hamdard University in BSc Nursing(Hons) mainly done on the basis of NEET-UG, however Non-NEET candidates can also apply but preferences will be given to NEET candidate. The selection of candidates from Non NEET will be done on the merit basis.
Eligibility criteria:- Completed the age of 17 yrs on or before 31st December 2019 as per INC norms Passed Senior Secondary (12th Standard/Intermediate) examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English from Central Board of Secondary Education or any other examination recognized by Jamia Hamdard as equivalent thereto, securing at least 45% marks in the aggregate and... View more

Yes, you can do B.Sc in computer science after completing your Diploma course. You will get admission on the basis of last year Diploma percentage . Best of luck for your future and if any query feel free to ask.

Yes, you are eligible but you have to show your gap cause after clearance of the test.

Hi,
There is no entrance exam for this course in DU. The admissions take place on the basis of your percentage and the cut-off determined by the colleges of the university.

The placement percentage is around 70.

Yes, you can get it. Admission is purely based on your rank obtained in PU-CET (UG) test.

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<p>No, to get admission for the PGDM course at Uma Krishna Shetty Institute of Management Studies and Research, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college. Candidates must pass graduation for the PGDM course. The selection criteria are based on merit and national-level entrance exam scores.&nbsp;</p>