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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
Curriculum for both is similar, the only difference is that BHM is more of the management of hotel industry and other one is more into tourism service industry.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are eligible to seek admission in B.Sc Hospitality and Hotel Management degree course provided you have English as a subject in 10+2 stage.
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Rohan Soni
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Debasis,
Both the courses are the same, but they have different names. If you look into the course curriculum, you'll realize that it is 85-90% same. So, why you want to get into the job market a year later and pay fees for an additional year.
Both the courses are the same, but they have different names. If you look into the course curriculum, you'll realize that it is 85-90% same. So, why you want to get into the job market a year later and pay fees for an additional year.
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Rohan Soni
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Hi,
After completing B.Sc HHA, you can work with any hotel, resort or cruise based on your interview skills and performance. In regards to government jobs, there are a few approaches. Since, this is a graduation course, you are eligible to give the state level exam for postings (such as MPSC, etc.).
You could apply for a job in hotel run by a state level or union level tourism department (Such as GTDC, ITDC, etc.). Since, they are hotels run by the government, working with them can get you a government job as well.
Another option is to join a state or union level college of hotel management as a teaching faculty as that too is a govern
After completing B.Sc HHA, you can work with any hotel, resort or cruise based on your interview skills and performance. In regards to government jobs, there are a few approaches. Since, this is a graduation course, you are eligible to give the state level exam for postings (such as MPSC, etc.).
You could apply for a job in hotel run by a state level or union level tourism department (Such as GTDC, ITDC, etc.). Since, they are hotels run by the government, working with them can get you a government job as well.
Another option is to join a state or union level college of hotel management as a teaching faculty as that too is a govern
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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.
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NIOS was established in Nov, 1989 as an autonomous organization in pursuance of national policy on education 1986 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. NIOS certificates are valid and recognized, and are accepted by all colleges/universities for admission.
All the best.
All the best.
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia
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Hello Mahesh,
SAT scores are not mandatory for international students, however strongly recommended for freshman students. Taking the SAT will strengthen your profile, increase your admission chances and also the visa possibility.
Regards
SAT scores are not mandatory for international students, however strongly recommended for freshman students. Taking the SAT will strengthen your profile, increase your admission chances and also the visa possibility.
Regards
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