Baker

Hi,
You can join a degree course in hotel management in any reputed government or a private college or you can also pursue a Diploma in culinary arts from any institute. You need to have cleared your 10+2 in order to be eligible.

Go for MHM (Master's in Hotel Management).
As hotel management is emerging in India, due to increasing number of restaurant and people want good served food and which is a great scope. So, I suggest you that you should pursue your Masters in hotel management.

Yes, you can apply for the above-mentioned course.

Hi,
Please refer to the link below:
http://www.dypatil.edu/schools/hospitality-and-tourism/hmct-brouchers-final/

The total fee is INR 42,000 ( including Fees Components : Tuition, Admission, Registration Fee (NC), Mid-Term/ Assessment Examination Fee, Operational Fee, Student Activities Fee, Identity Card, Locker Rent, Magazine Fee, Lunch Charges, Semester Examination Fee, Internet, Handouts, Doctor Fee, Cooke

If you have a culinary degree and/or trained under a notable chef and have moved up the ranks, you are typically considered a chef. If you simply dabble in the kitchen at home or are just starting out at the bottom of the restaurant totem pole, you are almost always considered a cook.

You have to join hotel Management College or take admission in Diploma in Food production or take 3 year degree programme.

Hi,
You can either check the career section on the official website or contact them directly for the information.

Yes, foundation course in hotel management and catering technology is a good course to become a chef because those courses will provide the basic and foundation and basics which is needed to become a chef.