Hotel / Hospitality Management

Hi Sheikh,
The package offered varies from the operational department such as Food and Beverage Service, Food Production, Front Office and Housekeeping. On an average, ITM Institute of Hotel Management has an average salary package of 4 LPA.

Hi Sarah,
You can apply for Bachelor of Arts in International Culinary Arts which is a 3 year full-time degree course especially designed for the students interested in culinary & cooking. The course has dual certification from Queen Margaret University, UK and an UGC recognized Indian University
Eligibility:
Candidates who have completed 10+2 in any stream (Arts/Science/Commerce).
Please visit the below link for more information about the course.
https://www.itm.edu/institutes/under-graduate-course/hotel-managment/ba-in-international-culinary-arts/

The scope of hotel management is very broad and not limited to just hotels. Resorts, Inns, etc. , too need management. The demand for hotel management is set to increase in India to accommodate the growth of the tourism industry that is happening currently. This is a course that will not be affected by any sudden change or other unknown factors. But keep in mind that to begin a successful career, it is necessary to start from a good college. A good college will get you a good internship and later will help in getting a good job.

Hi Omkar, Yes, you can take the entrance exam mentioned above. Thanks.

Hi Rishabh,
There are a number of colleges/universities which offer Hotel management courses across India. Please go through the link below and check your eligibility (Click on individual colleges) in case you are eligible please follow the admission process for the college which will be listed. Please revert in case of any queries/doubts. Hope that helps!

They did not provide any details about the rank for hotel management. If you check their official website, you may find it's ranking details for B.Tech, BBA, etc. In my personal view, it is an excellent choice because I have been to a few of the seminars conducted by the hospitality department. Many famous international chefs have visited the university and have given lectures. Keeping all these things in my mind, I can safely say that you should go for it.
Best of luck.

Hi Rajasekhar, You can choose to pursue certificate/Diploma or even MBA in travel and tourism. You can see all the colleges offering this course by going through this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/travel-tourism/colleges/colleges-india.