Hotel Management
Hi Raghu Raj !
Hotel management is a service industry which focuses on serving the needs of its clients. Training in hotel management develops niche working skills which are transferable in the service industries. Hotel Managers are responsible for the efficient and profitable operation of their establishments. Some career options
Hello Siddhartha,
Hotel Management courses offered in India have a very wide scope and is a very good career option. Hotel Management diploma courses require candidates to have qualified their 10 + 2 exams with minimum 55% marks in case of general category candidates.
So, even if you fail in
Hello Ganesh,
Some of the best colleges for hotel management are as follows-
Fees - around 3 lakh
Fees - around 12 lakh
Fees- around 3 lakh
Hello Ningaraddi S Giraddi,
List of Exams for Hotel Management are:
1. National Level Examinations:
2. State Level Examinations:
3. University Level Examinations:
Dear Aspirant,
To join for MBA, you have to meet eligibility criteria.
Eligibility: - Eligibility for MBA admission is 50% marks in graduation from recognized university and need to secure good percentile in national level entrance test (MAT, CAT, CMAT, and XAT) or admission seeking Institutes test.
Following Institutes are
Hello aspirant, your question is not very specific but I'll try to answer in the most needful way.
MBA hotel management is a post graduation course of 2 years duration. The basic elibility for this course is Bachelor's Degree in any specialization, being a BSc Nursing Graduate you can easily
Dear Vishwa,
KL University, Hyderabad was established in 2017. It's a deemed university, which is UGC approved. The college offers 3 courses in 3 streams and 6 specializations. The courses offered are B.E./B.Tech and MBA/PGDM. The streams present are Banking, Finance & Insurance, Business & Management Studies, and Engineering.
Speaking
Hello Kiran,
Hotel Management courses offered in educational institutions across India train students to become successful Hotel Managers, Hoteliers and Lodging Managers.
The minimum eligibility is 10+2, but as you mentioned that your friend is an 11 dropout, so it would be difficult for him to get a good course.
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