Hospitality and Tourism

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There is no mention of eligibility criteria in the notification issued by the NCHMCT for NCHM JEE 2019 on Nov. 9, 2018. Dedicated Portal for calling the on-line application to appear in NCHM JEE 2019 for admission to “3 years 6 semesters B.Sc.(HHA) Program” in more than 63 IHMs (Govt. as well as Private) under the academic umbrella of NCHMCT will be opened by ‘National Testing Agency’ on 15^thJanuary 2019. Once it is opened the cloud of uncertainity hovering over the eligibility criteria will be cleared. On the basis of eligibility criteria of previous version of NCHM JEE exam candidates with Pass in Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) or its equivalent with English as a subject of study (core/elective/functional) are eligible and candidates who will appear for the qualifying exam in 2019 can also apply under provisional basis. Age Limit - For students applying under General and OBC categories, the upper age limit is 22 years. In the case of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe, the upper age limit is 25 years. Date of birth as recorded in the Secondary Education Board Certificate shall be used to determine the age of the candidate.

For latest information on NCHM JEE keep checking dedicated page of NCHMJEE 2019.

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Any person who passed their 12th before board of march 2016 are not eligible for JEE 2019 .Please read all the points in a notification properly before filling the JEE form

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Hi,
As you are studying in Class 12 and want to know about the in-house training facilities at par with international standards in the hospitality domain, in such scenario going for the Systematic Training and Education Programme (STEP) could be best bet for any hospitality aspirant.

It is a three-year programme for students who are between 18 to 20 years of age and have completed or are about to complete Class XII. STEP offers comprehensive on the job training in Kitchen Operations or Hotel Operations (Front Office / Food and Beverage Service focus and Housekeeping focus) at select hotels of The Oberoi Group. As you might be aware of The Oberoi Group which is an international brand of the Hospitality sector, so you need not to worry about the standard aspect. Apart from training, STEP also facilitates education through a correspondence Bachelor's Degree in Tourism Studies from Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). It means you'll also be completing your UG programme. After completing STEP including the UG course from IGNOU, you'll be eligible to join The Oberoi Centre of Learning and development OCLD or Oberoi Central Employment Register OCER. In the STEP programme you will be based in a hotel of The Oberoi Group demonstrating practical training 5 days a week while the academic component is through distance learning. Apart for this The Oberoi Group will pay for your training and education when you are a STEP trainee.

You can also opt for doing BSc (HHA) from more then 63 IHMs by taking part in NCHM JEE 2019.

Information about some other job-ready hospitality courses is available at Top job ready courses in Hospitality.

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Hii raj

I would like suggest you to go for Human resources management while it has huge demand in all across globe and if you have a special skills set you can excel with high package while travel and tourism is with limited opportunities you get 

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Hi Aman,

There are many colleges in India that offer courses on Travel and Tourism Managemet. The admission procedure is different for differernt colleges. eg. based on academic marks, entrance exams etc. In the below link you can find list of colleges in India that offer this course.

https://hospitality.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-hospitality-tourism-colleges-in-India

https://www.careers360.com/hospitality-and-tourism-course

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Good Luck!!

Hello,

Both courses are bachelor degrees, basic at best. Whilst the BBA has a minimum duration of three years (split into six semesters), the BHM has a duration of four years (split into eight semesters) minimum.
The BBA is a generalist degree with a lower fee-schedule whereas the BHM is vocational in nature and tends to be slightly more expensive. Ideally, you ought to be clearing off any loans taken within seven years (tax-deductible, that’s why!)
Value, as is often said, is subjective and variable across time, space, location and context. A question with detailed commentary would’ve helped. I shall, however, attempt to answer it thus - If you consider yourself entrepreneurial, go do a BHM. If you desire the safety of a job, and safety alone is top priority, go do a BBA.
Just remember, the decision to do either is irreversible. The leisure, tourism and hospitality sectors require candidates with vocational skills. They’d prefer a BHM over a BBA any day of the week. Similarly, a BHM graduate employed in, say, a BFSI institution, doing meaningful work is rare too.

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Hiii

Admission to 21 central and 15 state affiliated IHMs is done through the all India level National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology Joint Entrance Examination (NCHM JEE). Also there are some other state and  university level entrance exams for hotel management. these include 

• NCHM JEE
• IIHM eCHAT
• AIMA UGAT
• UPSEE BHMCT
• UKSEE BHMCT
• MAH CET HM
• WBJEE HM
• IPU CET BHMCT
• PUTHAT

For complete details about hotel management entrance exams refer to following link
https://hospitality.careers360.com/articles/top-hotel-management-entrance-exams

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Thanks!

Hi, please go through the following careers360 link to get the list of colleges

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-pgd-post-graduate-diploma-in-tourism-colleges-in-india

Hi please go through the following careers360 links to get the list of colleges

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-hospitality-management-colleges-in-india

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-in-tourism-colleges-in-india