Tourism & Travel

Hi Pramod,
Civil aviation courses are meant for those who want to make their career in government or regulatory bodies of aviation or those planning to work as aviation consultants. To pursue a successful career in the aviation industry, one should have a hospitable and pleasing personality. Air hostesses should be well skilled in customer relations as how to deal with the passengers.
Please find the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/your-career-after-studying-aviation-blogId-4628
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/career-in-hospitality-communication-skills-personality-matter-blogId-9107

SBIHMSM (SBIHM School of Management)
PCMT (Pailam College of Management and Technology)
IMS (Institute of Management Studies)
These all are private colleges.
As for the eligibility criteria, you need to clear the entrance exam that is held by the institution, in which you have an aptitude test. Questions asked are statistics, popular destinations in the state, Indian as well as global current affairs, etc. If you clear the entrance exam, then you have to appear in the group discussion round, where an on-spot topic is given and you have to discuss it with the fellow members. Speaking skills are most important for the tourism industry.
At last, if you qualify this, there is a personal interview round where the management people or the examiners ask you about your interest for the subject and your personal behaviour towards everyone.
Whichever college you consider going to, make sure about the placement that they offer, because work experience is the most important thing for the tourism industry.