Hotel / Hospitality Management

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Hotel management is much better than Food Technology. It has good job prospects. Average Salary per month is from Rs. 20,000- Rs. 50,000. For fresh graduates, it depends on your designation. You may work in great hotels Like Taj Group of Hotels, International hotels etc. , with a post like Duty Manager, General Manager etc. And, later on you may become entrepreneur & open your own hotel or restaurants. But, if you are interested in Food Technology, following are the areas suitable for job:-
Food Microbiologist
Food Standards Officer
Process and product development
Production management
Quality assurance
Food Technologist
Research and development
Technical sales.

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The doubts you have for that you need to find out where your interest lies. No field is good or bad. Physiotherapy is a drugless field where you treat on the basis of exercise and electrical modalities without the use of medication. It has wide scope in almost all areas like orthopaedics, neurology, pediatrics, cardiological and respiratory conditions and gynecology. The earning potential is amazing once you make the right contacts and have the right amount of experience. Initial 2 years struggle just like in any other medical field. If you do opt to be a physiotherapist you have multiple scope abroad, as foreign countries tend to give a lot of importance to this profession. Physical Therapy is one of the topmost high paying professions in countries like US, Canada, Australia, U. K, Dubai, etc. Homeopathy also is a great field and has a good reputation of no side effects in their medications. However, the scope for going abroad is limited in this profession. SEE where your interest lies and go for that profession. Best wishes to you.