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Aparna Agarwal

Beginner-Level 5

After BA program, MBA is always an option for you if you don't want to go for MA. Also, you can prepare for IAS. But in case you go for MA, you will have the option to appear for GATE exam ( for pursuing M.Tech).

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Mohit Sen

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The Hindu is the best newspaper. You can also read Indian Express.

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Please refer to the link below:
https://goo.gl/j6i4CH

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Payal sakhi

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UG courses in travel and tourism management
Bachelor of Tourism Studies
PG courses in travel and tourism management
Master of Tourism Administration
Master of Travel Administration
M.A. in Tourism Management
Diploma courses in travel and tourism management
PG Diploma in Travel and Tourism
Diploma in Tourism and Hotel Management
Diploma in Airline, Travel, and Tourism
There are many job options available in the tourism sector (public and private). Following are some of the profiles one can look into:
Tourism Department: There are jobs of reservation and counter staff, sales and marketing staff, tour planners and tour guides. There is also the requ
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

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I suggest that you should practice reading English paragraphs loudly. You check the sound of all difficult words. Then, read loudly. Repeat and each time, use a new tune. If you practice this way for a couple of months, you will find yourself fluent.

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DEVANSH SINGH

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Pronunciation and sentence formation should be given the utmost importance. Always try to learn new and meaningful words because without good vocabulary you can not speak good English.

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