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Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Beginner-Level 5
Eligibility Criteria for a Diploma in Culinary Arts
Students who have completed their 10+2 are eligible to pursue a culinary arts course. Students can come from any field. Students must have basic communication skills. The institute offers two-year courses such as the Advance Diploma in Culinary Arts.
2 year Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie Arts at Level 3. One year Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie. WACS Certificate programme is a one-year programme.
Students who have completed their 10+2 are eligible to pursue a culinary arts course. Students can come from any field. Students must have basic communication skills. The institute offers two-year courses such as the Advance Diploma in Culinary Arts.
2 year Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie Arts at Level 3. One year Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie. WACS Certificate programme is a one-year programme.
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Uttkarsh beriwal
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BTTM stands for Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management, B.Sc. Tour and Travel stands for Bachelor of Science in Tour and Travel, and BBA in Tour and Travel stands for Bachelor of Business Administration in Tour and Travel. While all three courses are related to the tourism industry, there are some differences between them:
BTTM: This programme focuses on the management aspects of the travel and tourism industry, including planning, organizing, and managing travel-related services. The programme covers topics such as tourism geography, tourism laws, hospitality management, and tourism marketing. B.Sc. Tour and Travel: This programme f
BTTM: This programme focuses on the management aspects of the travel and tourism industry, including planning, organizing, and managing travel-related services. The programme covers topics such as tourism geography, tourism laws, hospitality management, and tourism marketing. B.Sc. Tour and Travel: This programme f
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RISHI MOHAN
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, why not.
But you have to tell it about to yours course provider.
I suggest you something
If you want to do BCom you can also prepare it from IGNOU so that you have more time to explore your tourism course.
You can do both at the same time depending on the timing availablity.
Because bcom is the college degree and tourism course is a certification course so these are purse at the same time without any problem
I hope that i cleared your doubt
But you have to tell it about to yours course provider.
I suggest you something
If you want to do BCom you can also prepare it from IGNOU so that you have more time to explore your tourism course.
You can do both at the same time depending on the timing availablity.
Because bcom is the college degree and tourism course is a certification course so these are purse at the same time without any problem
I hope that i cleared your doubt
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Harshit Sinha
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No it is not possible because it is not comparatively strong than M.Sc.
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Harshit Sinha
Beginner-Level 4
I would suggest you to please clear your last sem paper then only take admission in that.
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