Is LPU good for hotel management in terms of placement?

I'm not familiar with LPU. However, I can share my thoughts regarding Chandigarh University. Chandigarh University is one of Punjab's leading institutes for Hotel Management and Tourism. The University Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (UITHM), with its internationally trained faculty, prepares students both intellectually and practically. Many of the world's best universities offer industry-oriented curriculum in hotel management courses. Hotel management degrees provide students with the necessary abilities, knowledge, and attitude to perform supervisory jobs efficiently in the sector. Most notably, Chandigarh University's hotel management placement programme is fantastic. One should be able to get selected for placement because this university has several five-star hotels on its roster.

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I am not aware about LPU. However, I may express my views about Chandigarh University. Chandigarh University is one of Punjab's top hotel management and tourism schools. With its globally qualified staff, the University Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (UITHM) teaches students both intellectually and practically. Many of the world's leading colleges offer hotel management degrees with an industry focus. Hotel management degrees equip students with the skills, knowledge, and attitude needed to succeed in managerial roles in the industry. The hotel management placement programme at Chandigarh University is particularly impressive. Because this university has multiple five-star hotels on its list, one should be able to get picked for placement.

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Yes LPU is good for Hotel management in terms of placements. Chandigarh University is one of the best Hotel Management and Tourism colleges in Punjab, India University Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (UITHM) is home to the best in class professionals, hospitality leaders, and entrepreneurs of tomorrow who are groomed in accord with the latest trends in the sector with highly specialized learning facilitators and state-of-the-art facilities. Equipped with an internationally trained faculty, the University Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (UITHM) distinctively blends the theoretical and practical essentials of education with real-life experience.

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Dear Aspirant, Yes, LPU is good for hotel management in terms of placement as my friends also got placed while studying in the LPU. Good placements record with minimum 10% students selected as Management Trainee (Junior Executive level) till date and the placement is with brands like Cox & Kings, Carnival Cruise, JET Airways, Oberoi, Taj, Leela, etc. Package: Six students were offered the package of Rs 8 Lacs by Carnival Cruise last year. Internship: Industry internships in top national and international five-star hotel brands like The Leela Palace, ITC, Taj, Oberoi, The Grand, Marriott, etc. The best thing I like about LPU about placement is, they provide placement classes to all the students from the very first year who opt for the placement. With the help of this, they can prepare themselves for placements till the pre-final year because the companies will start visiting for the recruitment of students from a pre-final year. Some of the students go for internships also in their final year. Recently, LPU achieved the Guinness World Records title of "the largest online video album of people saying the same sentence, " where students are thanking LPU for making them a part of its the largest PLACEMENT NETWORK! LPU received an Employability award by Aspiring Mind in 2020 for best placement Institute in India. LPU is ranked 10th best university for Training and Placement in 2019 by Knowledge Review LPU got the Golden Star Award 2018 for being the University with the best placements in India. I hope this helps Thanks!

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