Hospitality & Travel

Hello, Yes, LPU is a great choice for B.Sc. in Airline, Tourism, and Hospitality Management due to its industry-focused curriculum, practical training, and strong placement support. The programme is designed to equip students with the necessary skills for the aviation, tourism, and hospitality sectors through hands-on learning, industrial visits, and expert guest lectures. LPU has collaborations with top companies in the airline and hospitality industries, ensuring students get real-world exposure.Regarding placements, LPU provides excellent opportunities with reputed airlines, travel agencies, luxury hotels, and tourism companies. Students have been placed in organizations like IndiGo, Vistara, Marriott, Radisson, and Thomas Cook, among others. The university also conducts mock interviews, soft skills training, and internship programs to enhance job readiness. Salaries vary based on roles, but many students secure good starting packages with opportunities for rapid growth in the industry.I trust that this information was helpful to you.

I agree, because yes choosing between these three can be really confusing as these three are super interesting and unique in their own way. For me, I was always more drawn to designing spaces, so I went for Interior Design. I joined Chandigarh University, and honestly, it's been amazing. The University Institute of Design (UID) is the biggest design setup in the region, and they've got all the cool stuff. From specialised software like AutoCAD and Photoshop to hands-on workshops and mentorship, you get everything you need to grow. The labs are fully equipped, and you get to work on real projects, which helps you learn fast. UID also has a great reputation and is supported by industry experts, which makes you feel confident about your future.CU offers amazing opportunities to help you succeed.  

Hello,  To pursue a B.Sc in Hotel Management through distance learning at LPU, you would need to explore the available online programs or distance learning options offered by the university. LPU provides a range of courses through its School of Distance Education, which includes programs in hospitality and related fields. To begin, you can visit the official LPU distance education website or directly contact their admissions team for detailed information on the specific program structure, eligibility criteria, and application process.  Typically, for distance learning programs, you would need to complete the online application, submit required documents such as your previous academic transcripts, and meet any specific eligibility requirements. Once enrolled, you will have access to study materials, online lectures, and assignments to complete the course remotely. LPU also organizes virtual sessions and provides guidance through its online platforms to ensure that students receive the necessary support throughout their studies.  I recommend reaching out to the university's distance learning department to get all the relevant details and begin your application process.  I trust that this information was helpful to you.

Hi Tulsi, For MBA admissions in India, several entrance exams are commonly accepted by business schools. After clearing these exams, candidates typically undergo further selection processes, including Group Discussion (GD), Personal Interview (PI), and Written Ability Test (WAT). The specific requirements can vary depending on the institution.Here are some of the prominent MBA entrance exams:Common Admission Test (CAT): Accepted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and many other top B-schools.Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT): Conducted by XLRI Jamshedpur and accepted by various institutes across India.Common Management Admission Test (CMAT): Conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and accepted by AICTE-approved institutions.Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP): For admission into Symbiosis International University and its affiliated institutes.NMIMS Management Aptitude Test (NMAT): Conducted for admission into NMIMS University and other participating institutions.Management Aptitude Test (MAT): Conducted by AIMA and accepted by various B-schools.After securing a qualifying score in these exams, candidates are often shortlisted for the GD, PI, and WAT rounds. These stages assess a candidate's communication skills, analytical thinking, and overall suitability for a management program. It's essential to prepare thoroughly for each stage to enhance your chances of admission.Best wishes for your MBA journey!