Study Abroad

Pros:
1) Living a Dream
2) Scholarships
3) Research Opportunities
4) A Global Outlook
5) Career Benefits
Cons:
1) Burden of bank loan
2) Living away from home
3) Culture differences
Most universities abroad provide a global outlook in their methods of imparting education as do top institutes in India, so there is not much difference in the quality of education. Most differences are found to be in the points mentioned above.

The cut-offs vary from year to year. Since this is a new course even we can't anticipate the cut-offs. Just prepare and do well in your exams.

Hi Mohammad, you have to mention if you want to study Bachelor degree or master degree, I can guide accordingly.

Hi Rohan, opportunities are good. If you study in Canada you will be able to apply for a post study work permit and gain some experience. But if you want to apply for a job directly, it is better you consult with an immigration agent for facts and figures.

Hi Faisal, you need to check with a Spanish University. There is no age limit as such for learning but if you had a long gap period etc you must check with the university first. It will depend on whether you have the required qualification, percentage, etc. or not. Most undergraduate programs are also taught in Spanish so you might need to know the language. International applicants, in addition, must take the IELTS or TOEFL. There could be other exams depending on the university.

Dear Ankush,
The information provided by you is incomplete like from where and when did you complete your B.Sc in HM? Are you working now or fresher? If working, where and in which field?Still, I will try to answer your question.
Logically, you should do your Master's degree in the similar field like Hospitality, Tourism or Culinary Management. You can go for MBA (Hospitality) also. There are a large no of specialised Diploma/Advance Diploma options too. So, go for your passions and I am sure that your future will be bright.

Hello Shubham,
I will strongly advise you to check the Skill Shortage List or the Skilled Occupation List of Australia on the immigration Australia website. This will give you a very good picture of the professions in demand and skills required.

Hello Vishakha,
All German universities are equally good. There are no subject-specific rankings. The best ones, however, include RWTH Aachen, TU Munich, TU Berlin, FU Munster and so on.