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NTA has changed JEE Main exam pattern. The best change is decreasing the number of questions. From 90 questions to 75 questions within the same time span, of course a joyous step. Although questions may have double concept like JEE Advanced as from now for every question candidate will have more than 2 minds for JEE Mains paper Also, the negative marking is planned the right way as there is negative marking for objective questions but for numerical answer type questions there is no negative marking. But 15 Questions may turn the whole picture upside down. And there are only 5 numerical based question for each subject I. e. 60 out of 75 questions are still on the same pattern. Best of luck aspirants.

Yes, you are eligible for hotel management course. Instead of B.Sc. In hotel management I suggest you to go for B.Voc DEGREE in Hotel Management. B.Voc is a work integrated degree programme where applicants get opportunity to earn while learning. In this programme theory classes happen at The Hotel School (training hub partner) and practical training is conducted at leading star category hotels in Delhi and Haldwani, Uttarakhand. B.Voc degree in Hotel Management is offered by Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE), a NAAC A+ government. Of India funded Institution established in the year 1936. The fee structure of this programme is INR 42,000 - 45,000/- per year and students get opportunities to earn somewhere between INR 45,000 to 76,500/- per year during the course. Course Information:
Course Name : B.Voc Degree in Hotel Management
Duration : 3 Years
Offered by : Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education
For more information :
CONTACT : 1800-121-5344
VISIT : www.thehotelschool.com
ADDRESS : The Hotel School, 989 Near Oberoi Farms, Kapashera, Delhi.

The basic eligibility for pursuing B.Tech. Food Science and Technology courses are a Higher Secondary (10+20) or equivalent qualification completed from a recognized educational Board, with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths as main subjects, and a minimum aggregate score of 60%. Or admission to B.Tech. Food Science and Technology course, most institutes and universities in the country follow a merit-based admission process. Marks scored by applicants at the Higher Secondary level and/ or relevant entrance test are taken into consideration. Seats are accordingly allotted to deserving candidates. Candidates need to have scored a minimum aggregate score of 60 % in the qualifying exam. Selection is based on the candidates' performance in the AIEEE.