Colleges in Sikkim

Hunar Se Rozgar is a skill development initiative of the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. Front Office Associate is a certificate course under the Hunar Se Rozgar Scheme of the Ministry of Tourism. This course is being offered by the Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology, and Applied Nutrition, Srinagar.
To be eligible, the minimum age of the candidate must be above 18.
The candidate must have a Class 12 diploma from a recognized board or council.
An assessment will be carried out by an external agency, and passed-out students with 80% attendance will get a stipend and certificate.
There is no fee; instead you will receive a stipend of Rs. 1,500 if you maintain a minimum attendance of 80%.

Dear aspirant, Great interacting with you. In my opinion, you should go for SMIT as there is less number of students so you will get a greater opportunity to interact with the faculty and the system. Secondly, the placement scenario is almost the same Id say SMIT has a better placement record, and let's be honest in KIIT only a handful of students get good packages whilst spending about 20 Lacs. And KIIT has a good infrastructure but so does SMIT. If you have a load of money go for KIIT and get a 5 Lacs package or spend less and get more. And it completely depends on the students on how much can they and alas it depends on you. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.