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kanu vashisht
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Hotel and tourism includes all hotel management and tourism related activities and travel and tourism includes all the activities related to travel, hospitality.
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a hari shankar
Contributor-Level 7
No, to become eligible for B.Sc, you must complete your +2.
Its a mandatory eligibility for BSc.
Its a mandatory eligibility for BSc.
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a hari shankar
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If you need to take admission in top most hotel management colleges around India, you need to write NCHMCT JEE examination. Or, if you want to join private colleges, you can join directly to private colleges. http://nchmct.nic.in/.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi!
You can refer http://www.ihmchennai.org/ihmchennai/index.php/academic/courses
You can refer http://www.ihmchennai.org/ihmchennai/index.php/academic/courses
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anila k
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Mostly the questions are based on General Knowledge, English and Current Affairs. For details refer: https://www.shiksha.com/college/guru-nanak-institute-of-hotel-management/gnihm-jet-exam-syllabus.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi!
You can find the courses here https://www.udemy.com/topic/indian-cooking/.
You can find the courses here https://www.udemy.com/topic/indian-cooking/.
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Subhash Malik
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This course is offered in distance/correspondence mode. Students are required to appear for the exams at the designated venues (which will be notified at the time of examinations). But you will have to talk to the management regarding you unavailability for the classes.
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a hari shankar
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Yes, foundation course in hotel management and catering technology is a good course to become a chef because those courses will provide the basic and foundation and basics which is needed to become a chef.
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