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Bhumika Yadav

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The admission for BHMTT under AAFT usually opens in October, and the admission period remains open till mid–July of the next year. Applications for the academic session of 2024–25 are already closed, and the new session has started in July for this year as well. Students interested in getting admissions for the academic session of 2025–26 should often check on the official website for the admission details. Even the official brochure, published by AAFT for the BHMTT programme, can be downloaded online by students.

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Bhumika Yadav

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Yes, admission into BHMTT at AAFT is based on the entrance exam. Students must clear the AAFT Global Entrance Exam, which is essentially the initial test that the students are to undergo. This aptitude test of the students acts as a precursor to the PI round. Since only those matched with the requirements are eligible to apply for the BHMTT programme. This motivates the students to learn harder due to this highly competitive atmosphere, therefore resulting in favourable education outcomes.

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Bhumika Yadav

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The AAFT provides Bachelor of Travel & Tourism Management  programme which spans three years and is divided into six semesters. Admission to BHMTT course is based on results of AAFT Global Entrance Exam and a subsequent personal interview. Prospective candidates must meet all eligibility requirements to apply for BHMTT course.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The table below shows the government best best colleges for Travel and Tourism in India along with their total tuition fee and entrance exams/eligibility criteria:

Public/Government Colleges

Total Tuition Fee

Entrance Exams/Eligibility

Banaras Hindu University Admission

INR 6,000 – INR 30,000

Entrance Exams: CUET, CUET PG

Pass in Class 12 and graduate with 50% aggregate

Maharshi Dayanand University Admission

INR 88,000 – INR 1 lakh

Entrance Exams: CUET, CUET PG

Pass in Class 12 with 50% and graduation with 45% aggregate

AKTU - Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University AdmissionINR 1 lakh

Entrance Exams: UPTAC, CUET PG

Pass in Class 12 and graduate with 50% aggregate

Kurukshetra University Admission

INR 60,000 – INR 63,000

Entrance Exams: MAT, CAT

Pass in Class 12 with 40% and graduation with 50% aggregate

IGNOU Admission

INR 2,000 – INR 14,000

Pass in Class 12 with 50% aggregate

Disclaimer: The above statistics are based on the latest available data.

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Akansha Bisht

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Students get to learn about business management, marketing principles, human resources, project management, sustainability, cross-cultural understanding, and much more with a degree in Travel and Tour Management. The information and skills learned in the curriculum are crucial and helpful for a wide range of vocations.

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Akansha Bisht

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Hello, here are some reasons why Tour management courses can be worth it for you:

  • Job Options: You can find employment in a variety of roles, such as hotel manager or travel agent in the travel and tourism industry.
  • Higher Earning Potential: Travel agents with a degree in tourism management often earn more than those without a degree. So, you'll get the chance to earn more than others.
  • Practical Learning: Many programs include internships, field trips, and case studies to help you gain real-world experience.

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Akansha Bisht

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While working in the Tour Management field, the candidates may require some hard skills like accounting, financial analysis, marketing, etc. But the candidates should also have soft skills like customer service skills, networking skills, communication skills, organizational skills, language skills, cultural awareness, etc.

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Akansha Bisht

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Here are some top Tour Management college options that offer great placement opportunities to students:

Tour Management CollegesAverage Package Offered
Aligarh Muslim UniversityINR 8.47 LPA
Aligarh8 Institute of Hotel and Tourism ManagementINR 5 LPA
Pondicherry UniversityINR 4.3 LPA
Government Academy, IndoreINR 4.2 LPA
Government Postgraduate College, AmbalaINR 2.5 LPA

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.

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Akansha Bisht

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Candidates can pursue the below-mentioned courses:

Courses

Duration

Course Fee

Certificate Course in Tourism and Travel Management 

2 weeks - 3 months 

Up to INR 1.5 lakh

Diploma in Tourism & Travel Management

6 months - 2 years

Up to INR 2.7 lakh

Bachelor in Tourism Management (BTM) / Bachelors in Travel & Tourism Management (BTTM)

3 years

Up to 80,000

BBA Tourism & Travel Management

3 years

Up to 3 lakh

BSc in Tourism & Travel Management

3 years 

Up to 30,000

Bachelor in Tourism and Travel Management

3 years 

Up to 30,000  

MBA in Travel & Tourism

2 years

Up to 50,000

MA in Tourism Management

2 years

Up to 13,600

Master of Tourism & Travel Management (MTTM)

2 years

Up to 40,635

MBA Tourism 

2 years

Up to 3.5 lakh

M.Sc. in Hospitality & Tourism Management

2 years

Up to 1.99 lakh

Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

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Akansha Bisht

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If you are enthusiastic about exploring places and looking for a career option that involves business, travel and customer relations, then Travel and Tourism can be the right option.

Given below are some popular job profiles that candidates can take up after completing a course in tour management:

  • Tour Operator: A Tour Operator organises tours and manages the travel of tourists. There are many private sector companies that operate tours for domestic and international clients and so require tour operators.    
  • Tourist Guide: A Tourist Guide is a professional who helps tourists with information on different travel sites that
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