M.Sc

The hospitality industry values both programs equally. Here is a comparison of the two courses to help you decide which is best for you:
1. Focus: A Master's in Hotel Management (MHM) focuses on management and marketing, whereas the M.Sc. In Hotel Management focuses on planning and quality service in hotel management.
2. Recognition: The hospitality sector accords equal recognition to both courses. Compared to an M.Sc. Graduate, an MHM graduate might find it simpler to land a job in the private sector.
3. Career options: You can become a marketing lead, hotel manager, restaurant manager, or head of food and beverage by earning a MHM degree. With a M.Sc. In hotel management, you can work as an executive chef, housekeeper, food and beverage manager, and other positions.
4. Pay: The pay for both jobs varies depending on the position you hold and the hotel you work at. You can make up to Rs. 50,000 per month working in upscale hotels.
5. College: You can pursue these postgraduate courses at any institute of hotel management across the country.

The M.Sc. In Physics is one of the popular postgraduate courses at BHU. Admissions to this course are done on the basis of CUET-PG scores.
1. BHU is the second-best university in Uttar Pradesh and the best for Science courses.
2. The course fee is just Rs. 12490 for two years.
3. The M.Sc. Physics syllabus is similar to that of many top competitive exams, such as the CSIR NET.
4. The students are taught advanced Physics topics, including modern discoveries.
5. For those who are interested in research work in Physics the faculty ACT as a guide.
6. There are four semesters, each with two exams, one in the middle of the semester for 30 points and another at the end of the semester for 70 points.
7. The median salary of M.Sc. Physics graduates from BHU is Rs 6 Lacs.