Hotel / Hospitality Management

Keeping the unemployment and uncertainty in consideration, The best approach is to gain some practical experience because B.Sc. Hotel Management course is good enough for getting a suitable job in Hospitality sectors. This helps to develop your transferable and subject-specific skills and provides evidence of skills and experience to employers. Placements also provide a valuable opportunity to learn from highly-experienced colleagues and can help you to discover your particular area of interest within the sector. Further NCHMCT is the best for pursuing some PG level courses such as M.Sc. In Hospitality Administration, Post Graduate Diploma in Dietetics & Hospital Food Service and Post Graduate Diploma in Accommodation Operations & Management. For more details please visit http://nchm.nic.in/.

That's a good choice to take up with growing hospitality industry. We can further guide you on this.
1)The hotel and hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India.
2)It is clearly a myth that Hotel Management is only for those who want to become chefs or cooks. Hotel Management graduates can get jobs in the Service Sector and this stream has today emerged as an academic stream that is creating specialists for several sections of the Service Sector such as airlines, ships, cruises, banks, insurance companies, travel and tourism agencies etc.
3)The Bachelors programme in Hotel Management is a three / four years comprehensive course that has been developed in response to the needs of those seeking managerial employment in the Indian and international hospitality industry.