BHMTT

Kindly refer:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/travel-tourism-management-chp

Yes, it does. Please refer the link to know the details: https://col.thomascook.in/centreoflearning/

No Mamta, maths is not compulsory to pursue Bachelor of hotel management course.

Yes, you can apply for BA in travel and tourism.

Mathematics is the universal subject which is always in demand. After your B.Sc in Maths, you can apply for CA TA and Ticket Collector, in the Indian Railway from small to a large scale. As far as Travel and Tourism industry is concerned, you need to be a confident person first of all. This has always new things to learn every day. The recruiters demand skilled, confident, well groomed and diligent personalities to become part of travel and tourism industry. I can confidently tell you that B.Sc in Travel and tourism has more career opportunities than Mathematics.

Yes, you can make your career option in travel and tourism management. It is a good career option; you can achieve many things here. So, try well. All the best.

Hi,
Check the below link for colleges for PGDM in travel/tourism in Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-travel-tourism-management-colleges-india?rf=filters&sp[]=513&ed[]=et_20&ct[]=278&ct[]=151&ct[]=174&ct[]=10224&uaf[]=et_dm&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=specialization

If there is any opening in BBA for the same then you can go ahead and apply for the same. You can even apply for graduate programs.

Hi,
It will be an objective type test with four options of the nearest answers carrying 100 questions /100 marks. General Awareness (50 Marks), Verbal ability (25 Marks), Quantitative ability (25 marks) and One mark for each right answer and no negative marking for wrong answers.

Hi Mamuni,
You need to be updated about the job alerts from IRCTC. I have attached the link below of the careers in IRCTC, keep checking for the vacancy. The entire details of the job profile will be available as well. http://www.irctc.com/careers_En.jsp.