Hospitality Management

Grilling interview with mostly psychological questions. Note: As a student who has just cleared 12th board, the panel will not be looking for answers on Hospitality. Have everything prepared on what's there on the CV. (Please do take a CV with you. ). And please have some extra curriculars apart fro

Yes. You can apply for any course in Commerce with your stream. You may also go for BCA.
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Yes, you can pursue but which location do you want. For details, our expert will call.

Hi,
Please find the list of subjects which are there in the Diploma in Aviation and Tourism Management course:
1. Different Agencies associated with Aviation
2. Airport Handling
3. International Regulations & Conventions
4. Role and Functions of IATA
5. World & Travel Geography
6. IATA
7. Travel Terminology

Hi Ravi,
Aspiring chefs may pursue formal training through culinary programs offered by community colleges, universities and culinary institutes. You can take the specialization in Culinary Art with Bachelor of Hotel Management.
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Hi Subham,
It depends to what extend there is a problem and it depend on the institutes as well. So make sure you mention every small things while applying for the course. You can talk with them prior applying to any course.
All the Best!

Hi,
JT Aviation Academy seems to be decent institute. But placement do varies from year to year. For more detailed information you can get in touch with the current students or alumni of the college.
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You should go for MBA in Hospitality because you have already spent ample of time in same field. Colleges where you can do these courses are:Christ University - Bangalore
Lovely Professional University - Punjab
National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management - Hyderabad
Kerala Institute of Tou

It can cost anywhere between 5-10 thousand Canadian dollars. Tuition and other fees all included may cost up to this much. This does not include your stay charges and you may need to arrange for your own stay. There may be some colleges that offer stay options too, but you may need to check on that

Hi Debashish,
3 year degrees are recognised by UGC and 4 year degrees and recognised by AICTE. The basic course curriculum is the same and even the industry does not differentiate between the two. Coming to your question, which is better. Well, there isn't a completely correct response to this. The