Hospitality & Travel

This would vary drastically based on what you wish to study and what you see yourself doing in the next 5-10 years. However, be rest assured that there are sufficient colleges out there that teaches almost all the courses you could think of.

Food production and F&B services would possibly open the most opportunities to work in the cruise line.

You will get a degree graduation certificate from your respective university, stating that you have finished the particular degree from so and so college.

Yes, you could, but you would have to do a small internship stint with the housekeeping department as well before you are well accustomed to the operation.

MBA covers the business aspect of things and that could possibly be useful in a management position. However, Masters gives you deep insight into the subject.

check out their website for online application or you could go to their nearest office and apply directly with them. The course would cost you around 85000 + extra

There's no special requirement, what you have to do is to check for the institute offering the particular course. Apply for them, get confirmed and then proceed for visa.

It would depend on what you plan to do in your future. MBA would help you a lot in the business aspect of things, whereas Masters in tourism will give you much deeper insight into the subject.

Hi Pranav,
Request you please refer the link below curated by Shiksha Experts. This will help you to choose the right college as per your requirements. Keeping in mind the rating of the college, fee structure and other details. Hospitality Management has a great scope in the coming future and wish you all the very best for the same.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/colleges/b-sc-colleges-pune&ved=2ahUKEwifq4uC5IHiAhXp6XMBHQbGAFIQFjADegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw3tcIcJoPBlb6TJPmlQHA4e.

Hi Manali,
The structure for the three years bsc hospitality course will be 2.4 lakh in total. Also it may vary in the new session. But, don't worry, you can pay the fees in installments also.
Best of luck.