Hotel Management Scope
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New answer posted•3 years ago
I like hotel management, but I also have interest in business field. What are the course options for me?
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Asked by Kanchan
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3 years ago
I can give u quite a suggestion I came from the questions exactly the same before starting my course every course has an corresponding option expect hotel management u can do both through hotel management as main and BBA through correspondence but u have to work for it hard u can get it through but
New answer posted•3 years ago
What should I opt for after 12th if I wanna be a cabin crew?
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Asked by Rimjhim
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3 years ago
Some of the certification courses after 12th you can consider are aviation management and hospitality, aviation customer service and flight attendants Certificate programme.
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Today, most traditional hotels operate in silos defined by brands and spaces. Future hotels will build bridges to access new resources, balance resources to bring new life to existing capabilities, mobilize current resources for new partnerships, and merge outside potential into new opportunity area
New answer posted•3 years ago
How is hotel management course? What is the scope in future after doing this?
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Asked by Honey
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3 years ago
Hotel Management is an area of study that covers a wide range of topics concerned with the operational aspects of hotel activities. It is an area of business expertise that includes Food & Beverage management; Tourism Management; Accounting & Finance. Hotel Management is a popular course for student
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4 years ago
Hi, If you are a fresher, then you can expect a starting salary of Rs.10k to Rs.12k, but if you have a decent experience, then your salary can range up to Rs.20k to Rs.25k.
New answer posted•4 years ago
What are the salary prospects after doing hotel management from IHM, Pusa?
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Asked by Anuj

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4 years ago
If you are a fresher, then you can expect a starting salary of Rs.10K to Rs.12K, but if you have a decent experience, then your salary can range up to Rs.20K to Rs.25K.
New answer posted•4 years ago
How much monthly salary can I get after doing hotel management?
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Asked by Vishal

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4 years ago
In the beginning do not expect more than Rs 20,000 per month.
New answer posted•4 years ago
If I go for MBA after hotel management degree, will it be good? What stream would you suggest?
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Asked by Saurav

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4 years ago
An MBA degree always helps in enhancing your professional skills. An MBA degree should be in an area which interests you. You can pursue an MBA in HRM, marketing and operations.
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4 years ago
Yes hotel management has a good scope. Hotel management can include Hotel & Restaurant management, Cruise Ship Hotel management, Hospital Administration and Catering, Hotel and Tourism Associations, Airline Catering and Cabin Services, Club management, Forest Lodges, Guest Houses among others. Expan
New answer posted•4 years ago
Which course should I pursue after completing B.Sc, MBA, hotel management or M.Sc?
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Asked by Extrovert

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4 years ago
The M.Sc. Degree is offered only in a particular discipline, which means that it will only deal with one main subject or specialisation of business. So then, M.Sc. Is the perfect choice if one wishes to pursue a career in a specialised field, such as finance. An MBA, on the other hand, is an all-enc