How is B.Voc in hospitality introduced by Jamia Millia this year?

The course is newly launched and the curriculum looks fine and the fee is very minimal. The future prospects or placements can be seen only when the first batch passes out. B.Voc in Hospitality Management (Three-Year) applicants are required to have a senior secondary school certificate or an equivalent examination from a recognized board with not less than 45% marks in an aggregate of best 5 papers. Admission to the B.Voc in Hospitality Management will be done on the basis of the score obtained by the applicant in entrance test to be conducted on 29th May 2018, 2:00 to 03:45 pm, strictly as per merit. The test will be common to Bachelor of Hotel Management (Self-finance), Bachelor of Tourism and Travel Management (Self-finance).

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Diploma in hospitality and management.

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Hi Admit, You must be talking about B.Voc in Solar Energy introduced by Jamia Millia. This newly introduced course AIMS at providing the graduates of higher education system to have adequate knowledge and skills for employment and entrepreneurship. The expertise of these graduates will further help in fulfilling the emerging needs of the economy which is mainly focused on sustainable development. The main objective of this course is to incorporate a flexible and innovative curriculum that will help in making proficient graduates skilled in the field of sustainable development through solar energy. The curriculum is developed in such a way that it fulfills requirements of various industries in the Solar Energy sector with specific job roles. There is no entrance exam for this course and is fully merit based. It is a three year long course and gives an opportunity of exiting the course after completing one year with Diploma (having NSQF Level 5), after completing 2 years with an Advance Diploma (having NSQF Level 6) and after completing the 3 years with Bachelor of Vocational Degree (having NSQF Level 7). With an affordable fees and a pulsating curriculum, this course is clearly the best option for those who wish to contribute to the development of the nation in a sustainable manner through the use of solar energy: a renewable source of energy. All the best.

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