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New answer posted•4 years ago

MBA in finance after hospitality management course.

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Asked by Shashikesh
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4 years ago
They say if you have an acumen to learn business, MBA can be done by anyone with any background. Moving to finance is absolutely possible but you need to put in a serious rigour in making yourself conceptually strong and market as well as job ready.
You can also consider School Of inspired Leadership

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4 years ago
A Diploma in aviation, hospitality, and travel management are not mandatory to become a cabin crew. 12th pass is min education qualification to become a cabin crew. Min height should be 155cms (F), weight as per BMI standard. No tattoos, clear skin are the requirements to become a cabin crew. If you

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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
No job guarantee. most of the students get jobs in the hotel industry, multiplex theaters like PVR malls and the salary is around 8000 - 10000. out of 100 students, only around 5 students become cabin crew. The course fee is around Rs.2Lakhs

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There's no concession based on the caste. The course fee is Rs.2Lakhs for 1 year part-time course. No job guarantee.

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4 years ago
You can join the course any time of the year. there is no last date to join the course. The course fee is around Rs.2lakhs. To become a cabin crew, your height should be min 155cms(F), 170cms(M). If you height is less then even with diploma certificate you can't become a cabin crew.

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Ofcourse you can pursue the Bachelor degree in Hospitality and hotel management. For you just have to join in any good college with an admission. If you want to join in any kind of central or state government colleges, then entrance exam is necessary. That is NCHMCT JEE.

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Dinesh upadhyay
5 years ago
It depend on notification of bank or Civil services. Where it is written Bachelor degree in any discipline B.Sc. Hotel management graduate are also eligible. B.Sc. In hotel management is also a degree. The university must be duly approved by UGC. You can refer the job notification for more clearity.

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Goutam Chatterjee
5 years ago
Tourism & Travel and Hospitality usually are two different sector. While first one deals withTransportation
Travel agencies
Tour companies
Tourist attractions
Leisure, recreation and sport
Cultural industries
The second one deals with Hotel, restaurants, resorts and holiday homes. Most of the relevant cou

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