Hotel / Hospitality Management

Diploma in Tourism & Travel Management is an entry-level certification course in the domain of management with a focus on the decimation of skills and knowledge in regards to application of management related techniques and principles in tourism and travel industry. The course is offered to students who have passed their 10+2 or equivalent level education from a recognized board/institute. Those who have done a Diploma after class 10th as a part of 10 +3 pattern of education can also apply for admission to the course. Some of the popular institutes/colleges offering the Diploma level course are:
KES Shroff College of Arts and Commerce
IIFLY Aviation Training Center
Institute of logistic and aviation management
University of Mumbai
Guru Nanak Dev University
The fee for the course varies from INR 15,000 to 2, 70,000 across various colleges and universities across the country. The variation in the fee is based on the location and type of university that is private/deemed or government. Admissions to the course are mainly done on merit basis that is the percentage of marks obtained by the candidate in class 12th or equivalent level examinations. Few institute goes for a qualifying entrance exam conduct for grant of admission. Colleges/Institutes offering the course demand a minimum of 50% marks (Relaxation for reserved category candidates) at 10+2 or equivalent level in order to accord admissions in the course.

None available in hospitality. Banasthali Vidyapith is a fully residential women's higher education institute which offers an integrated system extending from the primary to the Ph.D. level.
It was on October 6, 1935 that Smt. Ratan Shastri and Pandit Hiralal Shastri founded Banasthali to fill up the vacuum caused by the sudden death of their highly talented and promising daughter Shantabai. They had high expectations that she would work for women's cause when she would grow up. But destiny ordained otherwise.
Thus, Banasthali owes its existence neither to the zeal of an educationist, nor to that of a social reformer. It is also not the creation of a Philanthropist's purse. It has arisen like the fabled phoenix from the ashes of a blossoming flower Shantabai.