Hospitality & Travel

Yes, of course. Hotel Management course is quite good course and is sure to provide good future opportunities.

In all of India, IIMs are the top colleges for management studies.

You may go for IHM (Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology) B.Sc. Courses which they cover all fields in hospitality and hotel industry. The entrance exam application will be available on their site from December last onwards.

No. But you may have to study Accounting and that has some elementary maths. But, it is not an issue as it is very easy.

Yes, you can apply for Travel and Tourism Management after B.Com. easily. It is a good option for career and has a lot of opportunities.

http://www.careerpolice.com/hotel-management-internship-abroad/
Refer the above to know more about internship abroad. Hope this helps you. All the best for your bright future.

I am attaching a link down below for your query. Please go through that and I hope you can find yourself the best college offering MBA in hospital management:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/best-colleges-for-hospital-administration-blogId-3202
Good luck. Thank you.

Generally speaking, there is no difference between Hospitality Management & Hotel Management and both are frequently used interchangeably in the academics as well as industry. But Technically, Hotel Management is a part of Hospitality Management which comprises of Culture, Tourism and other services sector along with Hotels & Restaurants. So, both the students work in almost same industry and study almost same subjects. Good luck
hope for the best.

Eligibility as per the website: Candidate must be a graduate from a recognised college /university. But most of the college accept final year students also who will be completing their last semester before May-June. At the time of applying, candidates studying in three-year degree programmes should have passed all subjects from first to fourth semesters; while candidates studying in four-year degree programmes should have passed in all subjects for first to sixth semester.

Hi Prachi,
Event management and hotel management both are lucrative jobs where you get an opportunity to travel and meet people from different backgrounds. I personally Feel though event has a lot of work like coordination, budgeting etc. But it is not that tough as you have a proper team who does everything.