Tourism Studies

Yes ofcourse you can become a tourist guide after doing BCA but you're gonna require some things like
1customer service skills.
2excellent verbal communication skills.
3patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations.
4to be flexible and open to change.
5sensitivity and understanding.
6an interest and knowledge of history.
7a good memory.
8knowledge of English language.

Jamia millia islamia.

The MBA would typically focus on the core management modules like accounting, marketing, management, economics, etc. While the Masters woukd focus more on travel administration and tourism geography, although some of such master's courses could touch on the management subjects as well. The management degree is more skill and job oriented while the Masters is academic driven, for research, project planning, administration, government sectors or higher studies.