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The hotel management is one of the highly job oriented field. It covers a wide range of services including food service, accommodation and catering.
The major job fields in the hospitality sector include:
1. Hotels.
2. Resorts.
3. Fast food chains,
4. Restaurants, etc.
A hotel management professional can be employed in any of the above mentioned fields. The hotel management field is always been a hot career options among the students, with the globalization more and more hotel industries as expanding their business to the global markets. This has created a huge demand of hotel management professionals. If you are looking for a career in hotel management, then there are a certain eligibility criteria that you have to fulfill.
Certificate course: The certificate courses are generally short-term courses for the duration of 6 months to one year. The candidates can pursue these courses after completing their class 12th.
Diploma course: A candidate must pass class 10th or 12th with minimum 40% marks with English as a compulsory subject.
Degree course: for an undergraduate degree in hotel management, the candidate must be class 12th passed with minimum 50% with English as a compulsory subject.
Postgraduate degree course: After completing an undergraduate degree program, the candidate may go for a postgraduate program. The basic eligibility for this program is 45% marks in graduation from a recognized university.

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