Culinary Arts

If you're having a budget and are getting enrollment in 1-tier colleges in UK, then the exposure might be worth it, but if you're planning for India and looking for some options providing equal level of technical skills as that of the UK colleges then do apply for Vedatya Institute-Gurgaon as it was previously affiliated by Oxford Brooks University-UK and follows the Harvard Method of teaching and is currently affiliated by IHG group of hotels and is owned by Radisson Blu Hotels, so you'll be getting UK quality education with luxurious hotel experience and top notch technical skills and knowledge. All the best.

I think, you should take admission in BBA rather than all the courses like B.Sc, B.Com or etc. because BBA is a three year undergraduate programme in business administration. After 10+2, students needs to decide the career path for the future by choosing the preferred undergraduate degree. BBA degree is for those, who want to pursue a career in business and corporate world. There are a lot of opportunities get opened in front of the students, after the successful completion of BBA. There are many students who want to know more about BBA that they can take the admission in BBA.

For admission in M.Sc Dietetics and food management, you need to have passed B.Sc Home Science with specialization in Food and Nutrition, Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition or PG Diploma in Dietetics and Public Health Nutrition or its equivalent.

International Institute of Culinary Arts is only in New Delhi.

Hi Mayank,
Yes, you are eligible for the course. Please refer to the related links for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/culinary-arts/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-culinary-arts-welcomgroup-graduate-school-of-hotel-administration-manipal-225578
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/chef-183.

The fee information is not available online. You can contact them directly for the information https://www.studyask.com/contact.php

The course fee is approximately Rs 50,000/-. You can visit the institute for exact details.

No, no college offers a separate course in vegetarian cooking.