B.Sc. in Airlines, Tourism, Hospitality and Management 

at CT Group of Institutions (South Campus), Jalandhar

Admission: 

This college is based on CET at that time common entrance test now onwards. The application form is found on the official website and the fees structure is also there. One improvement I want is that an app should be made that track student progress report which should be linked with the mobile number of parents when mid-semester results come it should be texted by the app. Also, placement criteria should be more groomed. The tie-up of the college with the companies should increase so that more and more placement of the students take place.

but you also join ct group directly  . both direct and entrancedbased student are allowed .

CT Group of Institutions offers various courses through its 10 schools. Find below the different schools of CTGI Jalandhar:

Of course, the CT Group of Institutions (CTGI) also accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions. You must have at least 50 % combined in Physics, \n Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) after having passed the 10+2 (Class XII). Candidates must have a valid JEE Main score for admission. But their website makes no mention of any particular cutoff. If you take the B.Tech branch and campus of your choice, the required score may also vary accordingly.

The application form can be filled out online on the CTGI website or through a designated admission portal. Submit your scanned copies of 10+2 marksheet, JEE Main score card etc. During the application process you can select your preferred B.Tech branch and campus as well. CTGI will publish a merit list in accordance with JEE Main score and 10+2 average. Seats are allocated according to students 'rank in the merit list, and availability of seats per branch and campus.

At CT Group of Institutions, CGPA is basically an average of all the accumulated grade points that you have achieved based on your performance in school or college. This ratio quantity is calculated up to two decimal places. CGPA calculation is done by adding up the grades of all the subjects and dividing it by the total number of subjects.

Yes, there are merit-based scholarships at the institution. This scholarship is offered to meritorious or economically weaker students. Candidates must meet the required eligibility criteria to avail themselves of a scholarship. Candidates can refer to the following table to learn more about merit-based scholarships: