Hotel Management Scope
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Vishal Tyagi
Beginner-Level 4
Starting salary can vary depending upon your post (generally Management trainee and operational trainee). The salary can vary from 15k-25k.
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Aditya Gupta
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Yes, it is a better college and placement is also good, but your rank is in 8000. I suggest you to take admission in IHM. With your rank, you will get best IHM.
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Rutam Shah
Beginner-Level 2
Go for the study abroad option or Joining Manipal University. Manipal has tie-ups with ITC and Sheraton Hotel.
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sourabh badgoti
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The answer is in your question. Food production or kitchen department is responsible for the actual preparation of food items where as the F & B service department is responsible for the systematic service of food from the hot or cold plates of kitchen to the customers tables as per their choices or order.
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Joyeeta Paul
Guide-Level 12
After your course in hotel management, you can work in the below mentioned sectors:
Accommodation manager,
Catering manager,
Event organizer,
Fast food restaurant manager,
Hotel manager,
Public house manager and restaurant manager.
More than 80% of hospitality graduates enter employment within six months of graduation. Popular areas of work include marketing, PR and sales, business management and secretarial roles. Just over 4% of hospitality graduates go on to further study, or combine study and work. They do this to either specialize in a particular hospitality-related function or to broaden their opportunities and move into other ca
Accommodation manager,
Catering manager,
Event organizer,
Fast food restaurant manager,
Hotel manager,
Public house manager and restaurant manager.
More than 80% of hospitality graduates enter employment within six months of graduation. Popular areas of work include marketing, PR and sales, business management and secretarial roles. Just over 4% of hospitality graduates go on to further study, or combine study and work. They do this to either specialize in a particular hospitality-related function or to broaden their opportunities and move into other ca
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Utkarsh, hotel management is a never dying sector. The scope is good. But for admissions, you have to convince the universities why you want to study hotel management after B.Tech. Have a clarity over your career plans and decide. Overall hospitality sector has good growth.
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