Hospitality & Travel

For admission in Bachelor's degree in tourism, you can prepare for the entrance of Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management-Noida/ Gwalior, Chandigarh University, Punjab University, Aligarh Muslim University, Jamia Milia Islamia University, BHU, LPU, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, etc. There are many colleges for this. For Masters in Tourism Management, you can prepare for CAT as most of the colleges accept CAT score. Otherwise, you can prepare for the entrance exam of IITTM.

It could have been beneficial to take degree while working in the same field but as your question is self-explanatory when one reads the last two words. More benefit comes when you get exposure directly along with the degree. If that does. It happen complete benefits cannot be and should not be expected.

No, it is not compulsory to do a Bachelor's degree in hotel management.

Although they are the branches of the same discipline of study, Hotel Management is restricted to managing the operations of a lodging-related establishment, while hospitality is a broader term that encompasses industries such as hotel and conference management, sales, business development, events, etc.

Hello Sohrab,
Your preferred choice will help you to select the college and university.
IHMs, IIHM-Christ University and WGSHA, Manipal are a few of them.

There are AICTE and UGC approved courses. Four-year HMCT from leading universities or three years under B.Sc HMCT are good choices. Also, Diploma courses are offered. Oberoi Hotels offer STEP programmes. You can visit the website.

Hello Rashmi,
You can contact Culinary Academy of India, Hyderabad. It is one of the best institutes.

If you specifically want to specialize in kitchen, then go for culinary arts otherwise go for Hotel Management, which includes Front office, Housekeeping, Food & Service, Culinary departments you can choose from this which you prefer.

Yes, you can do Master in hospitality after your graduation in any stream.

Hi,
Of course, you can apply to the course. Why do you think there will be a problem?