Hello,

Ashok Institute of Hospitality and Tourism management, New Delhi is aprivate university and affiliated to university. They have 10 faculty members and have various courses like Diploma, BHM, Bsc.

They have various courses in diploma like

Diploma in Travel and Tourism

Diploma in Aviation

Diploma in Hotel operation and Air hostess

They have facilities like cafeteria, auditorium, transport, laboratories, etc.

To know more about the college you can visit careers360 website

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ashok-institute-of-hospitality-and-tourism-management-new-delhi

Greetings, Raja.

It is really great that you have thought of your future with some clarity. With regard to your query, you need to keep some things in mind:

- In order to become a Neurosurgeon you will need to work extremely hard for the next 7-9 years of your life, Neurosurgeons are some of the smartest people on the planet and that role requires a certain level of maturity as well as dedication. My point is that by the time you become a neurosurgeon you'd have learned to appreciate the art of reading regularly and researching to keep yourself updated all the time for the sake of your patients - you will not find much time for your self as a neurosurgeon worth his salt.

- Those neurosurgeons who have so much money are well accomplished medical experts and to nothing in life comes without any strings attached - you may have a lot of money after 10 years but to keep earning that money you will have to work harder than most normal people who have time to travel and enjoy life.

Now, on a serious note:

- If you do become a neurosurgeon you will have to practice privately (open your own hospital, etc.) because government surgeons have fixed salaries.

pros of being a Govt. surgeon;

- more work to improve yourself and to help society

- more research opportunities which will require you to travel abroad at least once a year (if you are an expert in a field) for lectures, seminars, neuro surgeon meetings and things like that with government funds - this will be your chance to travel and see the world after you are done with your work there.

- job satisfaction

pros of being a private surgeon:

- you are your own boss

- you can charge as much money as you want

- you can take as many vacations as you want and use your money to travel the world

Bottom line is- at the age of 40, when you have enough money and a good reputation to have some fun, your life will throw new responsibilities like family, kids, old parents, clients, commitments, etc. which will put breaks on your plans for your own life. so

- Learn time management as early as possible

- learn to have fun while studying new things

- aim to become an expert in a filed so that people invite you all over the world

- be a good doctor and earn respect

best of luck for your future, great day to you!

At LPU the MBA in hospitality and tourism management programme gives hands on training of leadership and knowledge in the sectors of tourism and hospitality industry.

The course focuses on the development of language skills for academic writing: the language of analysis, evaluation, discussion, description, and reflection.

This course explores the geography of the culinary world with particular reference to the origins and diffusion of the world’s major staples and their relationships with regional cuisines and tourist sites. Topics include the relationship between tourism, food, and wine, political, social, economic contexts of food production; assess foods and food-related events that have an impact on tourism.

This course introduces various departments of hotels and resorts, their functions, the contribution of each department in the hotel business, internal management of hospitality, work culture, style, profiles, and opportunities.

This course provides a comprehensive analysis of individual and group behaviour in organisations. Its purpose is to provide an understanding of how organisations can be managed more effectively and at the same time enhance the quality of employees' work life.

This course integrates the accounting requirements of the hospitality industry with generally accepted accounting principles. The students will be introduced to accounting concepts, conventions, accounting processes, and the preparation of financial statements.

Introduction to tourism destinations worldwide and their geography, introduction to basics of computer software and hardware, IT, internet and networking with special reference to online reservation software and their application in Tourism and hospitality industry is also given.

The NIRF ranking of LPU in the management programs is 37. The highest salary offered to the students was 21 LPA while 5.5 LPA was the average salary package.

Dear student,

Material Management is much better than b.voc tourism as per my knowledge because it is the field where you will require planning, managing and accompanying raw materials.

It has tieups with the Royal bank of Scotland , offering internships and job opportunities at a high scale. Its average salary is 3 LPA. Designations after passing out are worth it, Materials department executive, storekeeper, logistics manager, etc.

So, this holds a much better option if you are interested in going in this field. Otherwise tourism management is also a good course.

Hope that helps!

Good Luck.

Hello student

Last year mains 2019 jmi entrance cut off marks was done  onthree rounds for UG and PG courses.

The last round cutoff was 49.25 for general candidate, 47.2 5 mm means Muslim minority candidate.

Rank depends upon the student appearing for entrance examination, difficulty level level up questions and the eligibility criteria filling  up eligibility criteria for appearing in the entrance examination.

You have got only 43 marks in entrance exam of jmi.marks is not so helpful for qualifying marks in entrance examination and for admission in this course you have asked for

Hello
syedwaris65 , From some research on internet I found that in terms of infrastructure then CVS(DU) is better than JMI but if we talk about placements then JMI is better in terms of placement for TOURISM MANAGEMENT, CVS has also good placement but JMI is better than CVS.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hii,

B.VOC - Travel And Tourism :

• B.Voc stands for Bachelor of Vocation, which is Bachelor's Degree Course. It is Travel and Tourism vocational training program, and It is is 3 years long.
• The main aim of this program is to help make students industry-ready. The program has been crafted in such a way that it imparts industry-specific skills in students.
• The program also offers multiple exit options. Students who quit the program after completing 1 year are given Diploma certificate. Students who quit the program after completing 2 years are given Advanced Diploma certificate. Those who complete the entire program are awarded a Bachelor’s Degree Certificate.
• Since this course can help you get a Bachelor’s Degree, it is much better that D.Voc. and Certificate vocational training programs.

Material Management Course :

Materials Management is referred to that branch of management studies which deals with planning, acquiring storage, and facilitating movement of raw materials required for manufacturing a product and ensuring it reaches the customer.

Hope it helps,

Thank You.

Hello,

Tourism and management from Jamia milia islamia is a good college in terms of infrastructure

It has a vast college with excellent facilities like sports playground,  library etc.

Top companies like make my trip etc.

Highest package offered is 3 lakh .

CVS DU is also good in terms of placement .

The college offer 100% placement , companies like go ibibo ,etc  come foe placement.

Highest package offered is 7 lakh.

Hope this helps!!