I am planning to go to UK for culinary arts degree but heard of WGSHA, Manipal as a good option in India, what should I opt?

If you're having a budget and are getting enrollment in 1-tier colleges in UK, then the exposure might be worth it, but if you're planning for India and looking for some options providing equal level of technical skills as that of the UK colleges then do apply for Vedatya Institute-Gurgaon as it was previously affiliated by Oxford Brooks University-UK and follows the Harvard Method of teaching and is currently affiliated by IHG group of hotels and is owned by Radisson Blu Hotels, so you'll be getting UK quality education with luxurious hotel experience and top notch technical skills and knowledge. All the best.

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I don't know when you are planning to go UK for doing a course in Culinary Arts. Are you still looking for an option in India? Then, here are few of my suggestions which can help you in taking a right decision. When selecting a Culinary School its always important to see as to what your intention is while selecting XY or Z college. Are you looking for a 100% practical hands on culinary programme which will make you a thorough professional or you just want to do a course where the focus on practical skill development is just around 50% to 60%? Next more important things to consider weather the college has good and highly talented faculty who can actually deliver the required Technical Skills to the Students. Third and most important, since how many years the college has been existing and what is the percentage of the Alumnus presence in the industry from the college you intend to join? Now, the final point, cost is also one of the important things while considering to join a college. The fee charged should create value for the students so that they should feel that they got what they joined for. Nikhil Deep Third Year Student of Culinary Academy of India.

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