B.Voc

The B.Voc in hospital instrumentation and management is a specialty course, whereas the B.Sc. In hotel management is a general Bachelor's-level course. Here is a small comparison to help you decide which is better for you:
1. Popularity: The B.Sc. In hotel management is more popular. Compared to a B.Voc. In hospital instrumentation and management, this degree offers more career options.
2. Coursework: The B.Sc. Programme covers subjects like food Science fundamentals, international cuisine, hotel engineering, and more. The B.Voc. Programme puts a greater emphasis on hospital administration, financial management, and inventory control.
3. Career opportunities: If you have a B.Voc. In hospital instrumentation and management, you can apply for jobs as a hospital superintendent, a nursing director, etc. A B.Sc. In hotel management will allow you to work as a chef, housekeeping manager, or food and beverage manager, among other positions.
4. Salary: A B.Voc degree qualifies you for a salary of up to Rs. 35,000 per month at prestigious hospitals like Apollo, Max, and Fortis. A B.Sc. Graduate can make between 7 and 8 LPA working in the hotel industry.
5. Universities: You can enroll at Chandigarh University, UEI Global, or Nehru Arts and Science College to pursue a B.Sc. In hotel management. A B.Voc in hospital instrumentation and management is only offered by a select few universities and colleges, including Annamalai University and SRD College of Morena. Hence, you can choose any course based on your interests.

BBA is far better than B.Voc because it gives a wide range of options after its completion. Besides, it is acknowledged and very well known in the corporate world. B.Voc on the other hand is limited up to its specialisation only. Recruiters and hiring officials hardly know the existence of B.Voc and hence remain in doubt whether the student who pursued B.Voc is eligible and capable to sustain in the job market or not. BBA gives you the eligibility of various courses but B.Voc bounds you to pursue only a few PG courses. B.Voc courses were started by the government of India to provide professional courses to young India with minimal expenses. Thus, the only benefits you get in B.Voc are low fee costs and multiple exit options.