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I have passed my 10th and want to go ahead with hotel manangement course. What should i do?

0 156 Views | Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Riya Talyan

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    amitesh kumar Saha | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    Riya, Bachelor in hotel Management, Diploma in hotel management or Diploma in hotel management and catering Technology are best option for you. The minimum eligibility criteria is 10+2. You should seat for all India NHMCT entrance exam.
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    M Sharathi Kumaar

    9 years ago
    After 10+2 will the best idea to go for Hotel Management, Aviation & T&T best of luck for your future.


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