Hello Moksha,

Hotel Management and Hospitality, both have their own speciality. But according to me Hotel Management is better option. 

The tourism course provided by college of vocational studies is first of its kind. They give students wonderful exposure by providing them very good placements. And they are also assigned projects by UGC and DU where you can also try to contribute something so you may get a chance to go outside and explore. Moreover there are internship fares which can get you a great internship. There also you may get a chance to travel. 

Dear,

I want you to specify about what admission are you talking about. Usually these are the days when the counselling of different courses like engg, neet, mba etc. for different colleges takes place. After the counselling process is complete you can go to the respective alloted college for admission. Usually the admission process starts in july/august. 

So please specify so that I can guide you in a better way.

Hope this helps!

Hello Gomathi, This is the link for all the detailed information on NHCHM JEE for tourism and hospitality courses in the offical website of career360: https://hospitality.careers360.com/exams/nchm-jee

You can find detailed info on 

• Dates
• Eligibility
• Application process
• Question Paper pattern
• Cutoffs
• Exam centres

amongst others in this link.

Hope this helps.

The College of Vocational Studies (CVS) is a constituent college of University of Delhi. It is one of the oldest and finest college in asia in the term of vocational courses with emphasis on vocational education to bridge the gap between traditional university education, though courses in French, German and Spanish languages, Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism and Post Graduate Diploma in Book Publishing. The college offers B.A. (Vocational Studies) in 7 fields: Management and Marketing of Insurance (MMI), Marketing Management and Retail Business (MMRB), Tourism Management, Office Management and Secretarial Practice (OMSP), Small and Medium Enterprises (SME), Human Resource Management (HRM) and Material Management (MM). 

Apart from the normal degrees that everyone is after, CVS gives you a wide choice of vocational courses, which have a good reputation once you pass out, provided you have enough talent and knowledge abt the same. You can pursue b.voc tourism management with the score you have provided.

All the best

Hello Amit, please check out the following link for detailed info on CVS Delhi: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-vocational-studies-new-delhi

Check out this official link for detailed cutoff listing of 2018: http://www.cvs.edu.in/cof

The last cutoff percentage for Tourism for general category was 83% and above in the seventh cutoff list in 2018, accordingly you have a very good chance to get ino CVS for this course in 2019 as per last years statistics.

Hey,

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management) is an undergraduate course which is usually of three years duration. However, some colleges like Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration offer it as a four year degree programme.

These are some top colleges of hotel management in India-

Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition, Delhi

Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management

Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration

Institute of Hotel Management, Bangalore

Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Mumbai

Institute of Hotel Management, Aurangabad

IIFA Lancaster Degree College

Institute of Hotel Management Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Chennai

Institute of Hotel Management Catering and Nutrition, Shimla

Hope this helps.

Hi,

Pursuing an MBA degree in tourism management will fetch you jobs in the field of airlines, academics, hotels, transportation, travel and tour comapny in future. You can have job profiles such as front office manager tour operator, information assistant, travel agent, visa executive, traffic assistance in a flight etc.