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Amul TamboliNothing is impossible in this world..
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Generally professional course like MBA requires entrance result. For Christ University you need to have appeared for CAT, CMAT, MAT, XAT or ATMA.
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello,
I would suggest you opt for MBA in travel management as this will open a wide range of opportunities for you and hence you will get a wide exposure.
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Good luck.
I would suggest you opt for MBA in travel management as this will open a wide range of opportunities for you and hence you will get a wide exposure.
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Good luck.
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Mayur Sondarkar
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Yes, if you have done your 10th with minimum 50% then you can opt for Diploma.
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Which entrance exam do I need to take in order to get admission in a college for travel and tourism?
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Hi,
I stumbled upon this list and would like to pass on:
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Indian Institute of Tourism Management, Gwalior Entrance Exam
Indira Gandhi National Ope
I stumbled upon this list and would like to pass on:
Agra University Entrance Exam
Aligarh Muslim University Entrance Exam
Anantpur University Entrance Exam
Andhra University Entrance Exam
Awadh University Entrance Exam
Banaras Hindu University Entrance Exam
Bangalore University Entrance Exam
Bharathidasan University Entrance Exam
Delhi University Entrance Exam
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya Entrance Exam
Dr. B. S. Ambedkar Marathwada University Entrance Exam
Goa University Entrance Exam
Guwahati University Entrance Exam
Himachal Pradesh University Entrance Exam
Indian Institute of Tourism Management, Gwalior Entrance Exam
Indira Gandhi National Ope
...more
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Firstly, it depends on your keen interest and skill sets and how you want to take it forward after you complete the course. Honestly, if indeed you want to and can manage time well, you do both. Like a certificate course in one of them and a proper Diploma or Bachelors in another. That way it gives you time to decide and expertise in both fields.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Complete 10+2. Then, you could do a Bachelors in Travel and tourism. There are certificate courses and Diploma courses too instead of Bachelors. But, if you would like to do travel and tourism since its your passion then why not a full fledged Bachelors. During course of study look for internships. Because hands on along with theoretical studies gives confidence.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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I believe, a few years of experience in the relevant field would be good to start with. It gives you a perspective. After you have few years of experience, you could ask yourself if you want an MBA in travel and tourism and flourish long time in the same area or you wish to divert to other fields.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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You could pursue a MBA in travel and tourism. It is a thriving industry with great opportunities. Do it post the completion of Bachelors. Minimum of 45-50 % marks as aggregate would be required. Plus of course the entrance exams and interviews/group discussions for MBA entrance.
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
10+2 is the most basic qualification. However, make an informed choice as to what course you want to do. Like a 6-month foundation course or 1-2 years Diploma or a proper Bachelors of 3 years. It is indeed a promising field with lots of opportunities.
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