Hospitality & Travel

The National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology's Joint Entrance Exam (NCHM-JEE) is an entrance exam conducted for admission to BSc Hospitality & Hotel Administration courses at institutes affiliated with the Council.Testing AuthorityNational Testing AgencyExam modeComputer based (online)FrequencyOnce a yearDuration3 hoursSections5Languages Exam is Conducted InEnglish, HindiQuestion FormatObjective type multiple choice questionsNumber of Questions200Exam PatternThere are 30 questions each in the Numerical Ability & Analytical Aptitude, Reasoning & Logical Deduction and General Knowledge & Current Affairs sections. The English language section has 60 questions, with 50 more in the Aptitude for Service Sector section.Total Marks800

The State Institute of Hotel Management (SIHM) in Udaipur, India offers a BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration, and some say the college has good placement opportunities and a supportive teaching staff. Here's some more information about the course and admission requirements:  EligibilityThe eligibility criteria for the course vary by college, but generally include passing Class 12 with a minimum aggregate score in the Science stream.  ProgramThe BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration is a three-year programme offered at select institutes affiliated to the National Council for Hotel Management.  SkillsThe course equips students with the skills needed for managerial roles in hotels and other hospitality-related businesses. 

Here's the basic requirements list to become a good Travel Planner:Education: Candidates with a bachelor's or master's degree in travel, tourism or any equivalent specialisation may apply for a job as a travel planner. The eligibility requirements for a career as a Travel Planner will vary for all companies. Candidates may check the job description of the company to know more details about education requirements.Experience: A career as a Travel Planner requires a lot of experience. Candidates must have some experience in the industry so that they provide some best recommendations and options to the clients. They can work at any junior-level position in any travel agency to get some experience in the industry before applying for a job as a travel planner. Besides this, they can also work independently by starting a travel agency for local places.Skills: It is necessary to have some good communication skills as a Travel Planner. Many other skills may help a Travel Planner to grow in his career.Technical abilityTime managementOrganisationCommunicationCreativity