Can I pursue B.Sc in airlines, tourism or hospitality? Which is the best course among all three?

Hi Pranay Kumar, All the three courses are same. If you do B.Sc in hospitality, you can enter in airlines, hotel industry, cruising, and even software companies. They do maintain their own department of cuisine. Therefore, you can prefer hospitality. Preferably, airlines and tourism in India not taken place much, but in abroad they have number of opportunities for these courses. All the best.

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Tourism and Hospitality Management is a 3-year undergraduate course, involving an advanced study of the aviation, tourism, and hospitality management industry. The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification in any stream, from a recognised educational Board, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Admission to the course is based on the candidates' performance in a relevant entrance exam or merit obtained in the last qualifying exam. The average tuition fee charged for the course in India ranges between INR 10,000 to 3 Lacs for a span of 3 years. Successful graduates of the course can expect anything between INR 3 to 20 lacs as an annual salary in the industry, increasing with experience and skill set. Such graduates are hired in capacities such as: Customer Care Officer, Front Office, Receptionist, Operations Manager. Tour Operator, Assistant Sales Manager, Information Assistant. Lobby Manager, Operations Executive, Reservations Executive, Sales Manager. Ticketing Executive, Professor & Lecturer, Accounts Assistant. Hotel Management Trainee, Executive Facility Management. Guest Tourism Manager, Travel and Tourism Manager, Relationship Manager. Senior Executive/ Assistant Manager, Tour Management Executive Travel Consultant, etc. Best colleges for B.Sc. Hospitality, Aviation & Tourism are: Banasthali Vidyapith. Lovely Professional University. Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Anna University Avaline Academy Mumbai Annamal Institute of Hotel Management, Tamil Nadu.

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Hi Pranay, Yes, you can. B.Sc in Airlines, Tourism and Hospitality Management is a 3-year undergraduate course, involving an advanced study of the aviation, tourism, and hospitality management industry. The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification in any stream, from a recognized educational Board, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Admission to the course is based on the candidates' performance in a relevant entrance exam or merit obtained in the last qualifying exam. The average tuition fee charged for the course in India ranges between INR 10,000 to 3 Lacs for a span of 3 years. Successful graduates of the course can expect anything between INR 3 to 20 lacs as an annual salary in the industry, increasing with experience and skill set. Such graduates are hired in capacities such as: Customer Care Officer, Front Office, Receptionist, Operations Manager. Tour Operator, Assistant Sales Manager, Information Assistant. Lobby Manager, Operations Executive, Reservations Executive, Sales Manager. Ticketing Executive, Professor & Lecturer, Accounts Assistant. Hotel Management Trainee, Executive Facility Management. Guest Tourism Manager, Travel and Tourism Manager, Relationship Manager. Senior Executive/ Assistant Manager, Tour Management Executive Travel Consultant, etc. Best colleges for B.Sc. Hospitality, Aviation & Tourism are: Banasthali Vidyapith. Lovely Professional University. Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Anna University Avaline Academy Mumbai Annamal Institute of Hotel Management, Tamil Nadu IGIA, Bangalore Polytechnic for women New Delhi NIMS University. VELS University. Garware Institute of Career Education and Development Sir Sitaram and Lady Shantabai Patkar College of Arts and Science.

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All three are interconnected. Hence you can opt to join any of them, as the experience would be used interchangeably in all three. So go with the one with you have the maximum interest in.

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I guess that B.Sc in airlines is better than these two. I don't say that other two things are bad but nowadays you can get more chances in airlines.

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