Hospitality Management

For getting admitted in top most IHM, you must need a rank above 2000 in IH-Bangalore. But, in Mumbai and Delhi, you must need a rank above 500.

Yes, institute of Hotel management is having special reservation for physically challenged candidates.

It is always better to go ahead in the field that interests you rather than taking up something that would be in sync with your graduation. Therefore, if marketing interests you, I would go ahead and take up that as a specialization. Likewise for any other area.

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https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/travel-tourism/colleges/colleges-india.

Hotel management, in comparison to any other study has a good scope (as per the market research). An article was published in one of the leading newspapers that students placed from HM have 60% higher chances of getting well placed as compared to engineering graduates. I think a student should go fo

Hi,
Practically, you can't exactly compare the step programme and a Bachelors degree from any IHM for the following reasons:
1. The step programme is not considered valid as a graduate degree in a lot of universities both India and abroad.
2. The step programme limits your scope of employment as your

In order to get admission in MBA Tourism and Travel Management, students need to clear the entrance exam which is followed by group discussion and personal interview round. There are various universities like the Christ University, which admits students on the basis of their CAT/XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ GMA

Yes, you can surely. No doubt, you can apply for M.Sc in Hospitality and Hotel management after your B.Sc.