I'm a little confused. Should I do MBA in hospitality and tourism or MBA in HR - finance?

MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management is a full-time course for a duration of 2 years. Candidates need to hold a Bachelor’s degree with an aggregate of 50% in any relevant discipline from a recognized university listed under the UGC/AIU, in addition to passing a common entrance examination conducted by the university. The programme is covered in 2 or 4 semesters which is based on the norms of the respective institutions, with some offering the programme on part-time and correspondence basis too. Some of the colleges who offer MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management are as follows: Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar Dr. YSR National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality - Hyderabad Chandigarh University - Chandigarh The average programme fee ranges between INR 70,000 to INR 4 Lacs, which differ from institution to institution. Candidates are required to pass the (CAT). However, the entrance examinations conducted by other institutions may differ. The entrance exam is followed by GD and PI. Computing the marks obtained in the entrance examination, GD/PI along with the percentage obtained in the Bachelor's degree, the admission of the candidate is finalized. MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management is an apt choice for candidates who wish to go into Research work and who hold the dynamism to make their career in Hospitality and Travel sectors. The course provides the students the advantage of showcasing their leadership skills and competencies required to deliver in various fields of Tourism and hospitality sectors. Post the completion of the course, candidates have varied prospects on the career front. The programme offers opportunities in popular segments of Travel Agencies, Resorts & Spas, Event Management, Airports, Tour operations and others such areas. The annual salary of MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management ranges between INR 2 to 12 Lacs which are subject to increase with experience and further qualification. Finance- MBA in finance is the oldest form of MBA specialization. It prepares you in various subjects like costing, budgeting, International finance, Capital Management etc. After studying these subjects a person become specialized in Financial Management. Human Resource (HR) - This includes diversity, mergers and acquisitions, labor markets and emerging economics and international leadership. Individuals with good communication skills, a charismatic personality, and confidence may opt for this course.

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Hi, You need to understand which career you want to pursue. In MBA in Hospitality and tourism, you can get managerial positions in travel agencies, airlines, MICE, hotels, chain of restaurants and event management companies after 2 to 3 years. In case of HR-Finance you can attain managerial positions in HR, marketing, banking, strategy, insurance, and retail, and finance, operations in national and global firms. You need to understand in today's world nothing is so fast. Once you do MBA it takes time to attain the position depending on what all you have learnt and gained during MBA otherwise, you have to struggle. The major difference in HR-Finance you can work in different sectors but in Hospitality you have very limited scope. I can enlist you some universities which provide real experience of MBA like Amity University, Lovely Professional University etc.

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