Let me tell the this thing that if you want to take admission in MBA than the eligibility for that is pass with 55% aggregate marks in Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST or CAT or MAT or XAT or NMAT or CMAT and Interview Or Completed Company Secretary (CS) from Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), subject to qualifying Interview Or Completed Chartered Accountancy (CA) from Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), subject to qualifying Interview Or Completed Cost & Management Accountancy (CMA) from Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI)., subject to qualifying Interview, you need to fulfil this eligibility criteria for taking admission in LPU.

Dear Aspirant!

Both hotel management and hospitality management offer exposure, but they focus on different aspects of the broader hospitality industry.

Hotel Management :

• Focus: Primarily revolves around managing operations within hotels and lodging establishments.
• Exposure: In-depth exposure to hotel-specific functions like front office, housekeeping, catering, and event management.
• Career Opportunities: Ideal if you specifically want to work in hotels or related accommodation services.

Hospitality Management:

• Focus: Encompasses a broader view of the entire hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, events, and tourism.
• Exposure: Provides exposure to various sectors like food service, travel, entertainment, and lodging, offering a more diverse skill set.
• Career Opportunities: Wider range of career options within different facets of the hospitality industry.

Elaboration:

• If you prefer a more specialized focus on hotel operations, choose hotel management.
• If you want a broader understanding and potential career opportunities across various hospitality sectors, opt for hospitality management.

Consider your interests and long-term career goals to make the right choice. Both fields can lead to fulfilling and dynamic careers, so it's about aligning your preferences with the scope of each field.

Hi aspirant,

If you interested in construction and project management courses, then you can take a look at the two year, six trimester Post Graduate Diploma in Real Estate Construction and Management (RECM) of NMIMS. This course covers all aspects related to Real Estate Construction and Management. The main focus of the PGDM in RECM is to create "future-ready project managers" who can successfully oversee marketing strategists, financial managers, civil engineers, and attorneys. Thank you and all the best!

As a student of LPU, I am the better person from which you can take suggestion about this topic. In lovely professional university, administration, management is having great ranking and placements. Even you can visit the website to check the same.

•             Fees: programme fees per sem is 80000 and scholarships are also there like on the basis of LPUNEST, Qualifying exams, innovation, start-up, entrepreneurship, sports, co-curriculum, R&D, Social service, bravery.

•             Ranking: University ranked 23rd by world university ranking amongst top university of India (both government and private), 2nd in business and economics, 6th in engineering, 8th in clinical and health, 9th in computer science, 12th in life sciences.

•             Placement: there are 2000+ recruiter hired LPU students, 1000+ companies offering 5 lac CTC and above, Rs.1.6lacs internship stipend per month, in BBA 21lacs highest salary package is offered, Rs. 6.37lacs average salary package is offered and highest internship stipend per month is 65k.

•             Related programme: there are related programme in BBA which students also opt like BBA Hons., tie-up programme in international finance, financial markets and special specialization programme in airlines and airport management, tourism and hospitality.

Dear Aspirant!

After completing shipping management, you can join various types of ships. The specific ship you join depends on your interests, specialization, and the needs of the shipping industry. Here are some types of ships you might consider:

1. Cargo Ships: Involved in transporting goods and commodities across oceans. You may work in operations, logistics, or as a part of the ship's crew.
2. Container Ships: Specialized vessels designed to carry standardized cargo containers. Jobs could include managing container loading and unloading or overseeing operations.
3. Cruise Ships: Provide leisure and travel experiences for passengers. Roles range from hospitality and entertainment to ship operations and safety.
4. Tankers: Carry liquid cargo, such as oil or chemicals. You might be involved in cargo management, navigation, or safety protocols.
5. Fishing Vessels: If interested in fisheries, you can work on fishing vessels, managing operations related to catching and processing seafood.

What you do on a ship depends on your role and the type of ship. Common tasks include:

• Navigation: Ensuring the ship follows the correct course and reaches its destination safely.
• Cargo Management: Overseeing the loading, unloading, and securing of cargo.
• Safety Procedures: Implementing and adhering to safety protocols to prevent accidents and respond to emergencies.
• Maintenance: Conducting routine maintenance and repairs to keep the ship in working condition.
• Communication: Coordinating with the ship's crew, port authorities, and other vessels through various communication systems.

Before joining a ship, you may need to obtain relevant certifications, such as STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers), and gain practical experience. The specific requirements can vary based on your role and the type of ship you want to work on.

Greetings!

Yes, there is a chance for you to pursue a postgraduate hotel management course after completing your BSc in 2013. Many institutions offering postgraduate programs in hotel management consider graduates from various backgrounds, including science. However, admission requirements may vary between institutions, so it's essential to check with the specific universities or colleges offering the postgraduate hotel management course you're interested in. Contact the admission offices, check their official websites, and inquire about the eligibility criteria and any additional requirements they may have. Some institutions may also consider work experience in the hospitality industry as a valuable factor for admission. Ensure you fulfill the criteria and submit the necessary documents for a smooth application process.

Hi aspirant,

Under the management quota, a BSc MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) study at KMCT (KMCT College of Allied Health Sciences) costs approximately 7,45,000 a year. However, the fee is tentative to change. It is advised to contact the institute directly for latest information.

All the best!