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Yes, IIMT offers scholarships to its students, distributing approximately INR 3 crore annually to meritorious individuals who top their respective courses and branches. 

The scholarship amounts in INR vary based on academic performance and program.

For B.Tech and B.Pharma students, the awards are as follows:

University Merit List Toppers:

1st Position: 1,50,000

2nd Position: 1,00,000

3rd to 5th Positions: 75,000

6th to 10th Positions: 50,000

Percentage-Based Scholarships

95% and above: 20,000

90% to 94.99%: 15,000

85% to 89.99%: 10,000

80% to 84.99%: 5,000

70% to 79.99%: 2,000

Additionally, course or branch toppers may receive opportunities for foreign trips as part of their rewards. These scholarships aim to motivate students and support them financially, encouraging academic excellence across various disciplines. For detailed information on eligibility and application procedures, please refer to the official IIMT scholarship page. 

After completing 12th, students interested in the tourism and travel field can pursue a variety of courses in government colleges, including Bachelor of Tourism Studies (BTS), BBA in Tourism and Travel Management, or even Diploma program, but in my opinion, a university offers far more facilities and opportunities compared to a government college. Based on my personal experience, I can confidently say that Chandigarh University stands out as the best option 

The University provides a B.Sc. in Travel & Tourism Managemnet, which is highly regarded, offers world-class infrastructure, highly qualified faculty, and programs designed to meet industry standards.

UITHM also prepares students to thrive in the international tourism industry by providing transferable skills, personalized industry internships, and global exposure through exchange programs. Additionally, top tourism recruiters like Makemytrip, Yatra, and Thomas Cook regularly hire CU graduates, further proving the university's success in this field.