College of Hospitality and Tourism

Dear Anu, Every university has different eligibility criteria for B.Sc. In hospitality and tourism. Being alumni of LPU, I would say that you should have only passed with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English or equivalent. There is no entrance exam for admission. You can directly get admission based on your marks in the 12th class. My friend also did B.Sc. In this from LPU. A few salient features of this programme are mentioned below:
Tourism Sector Oriented
The Course focuses on every single pillar of tourism and its associated parties
Hospitality Sector Oriented
The Course focuses on all Practical aspects of the Hospitality Industry and their applications
Aviation Sector Oriented
The Course Focuses on Aviation and Airline Industry and also makes students aware of aviation operations. I hope this helps
Thanks!

You may visit Jet Airways Training Academy for cabin crew training or Frankfinn is also not a bad option either. Being a crew is a very nice job option. Airlines are always on a hiring spree for cabin crew positions to facilitate their growing fleet size. You may or may not be assisted by your training institute in getting a placement but believe me the real intent to get placed lies in you. Your own self-confidence, interpersonal skills, communication ability and multilingual attitude shall assist you to get a job as a cabin crew. It is a good option to look forward to this position as your career goal. The training imparted by such institutes are ranging from a period of 2-6 months and the fee lies within one Lacs. Good luck.