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NSHM Knowledge Campus has campuses at two locations I. e. Kolkata & Durgapur in West Bengal. It has different schools in both campuses. It's school of Hotel Management offers two courses that are equivalent to engineering degree hence recognised by AICTE & the degree is awarded by Maulana Azad University, the central technological university of West Bengal. Both the courses are of four year's duration and quite well taken up by students. On the other hand Frankfinn Institute is perhaps the best known name in the field of training of airhostess. This was started by the institute way back in 1993. It has been recognised by industry body as the best in business of Airhostess training. Perhaps seeing potential and to use brand value it has forayed into Hospitality as well as tourism related courses also. In conclusion, I would say that if one wishes to go for hotel management then the choice is NSHM but if the requirement is for training as cabin crew then the choice would be Frankfinn Institute.

I personally believe that if one wants to pursue B.Com, then it is always advisable to pursue from a University recognised by UGC especially if there has to be a choice taken between the two as mentioned in the question, then University of Mumbai, Fort Campus is the best option. The Institute of Computer Accountants is just a private institution which will be there only to earn a profit. This is what I have personally observed in cases of such private institutions. However, not all the institutions are same. Here in this comparison the University of Mumbai is far more ahead of such institutions and has great alumni and faculty members for imparting their knowledge. I hope this would suffice.

Open distance B.Com in Mumbai University: You have to study the whole syllabus, there are higher chances of getting failed. Exam centers are located in any direction (you might or might be not aware of it). Many of my friends failed and then later they joined the college. St Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC) is an Autonomous College in Bangalore. It is 130+ years old Institute. It has very big name in the city. It ranks top 8th commerce college in India and top 2nd in Bangalore. It provides very good education with decent placements, nice location in city center Brigade Road, Independence to students, pride of being a Josephite, Rocking fests and All rounder and what else you need. The campus is small as it is only meant for B.Com BBA and M.Com but it is lovely to be there.

Tata Institute of Social Sciences National Entrance Test TISSNET is conducted by Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The exam is conducted for all Master's degree programmes offered by TISS. The questions are asked from:
1) General Awareness
2) English proficiency
3) logical reasoning
4) Maths
As you have 6 months' time, the following tips would be useful :
A) For English section, it is essential to read the newspapers, magazines and articles so that you can improve your vocabulary skills by looking for new words. It would also improve reading skills and would avoid grammar mistakes. You may also refer to good books like Wren and Martin which would contain enough amount of information to excel in English.
B) For Maths and Logical Reasoning section, practice is very important. You need to know the basics of maths very well so as to give your best in this section. Revise the formulae often to keep your associated with it and practice more and more questions. You may refer to the previous year questions which would be helpful for this logical section and yes for the other sections too.
C) For General Awareness, there is generally no separate method to prepare. You need to keep yourself updated with the daily events and the current incidents like achievements, politics, health, economy, business, etc.