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Hi, In the current scenario most students are doubtful about their study abroad programme, unlikely to materialise anytime soon. There are several alternate options in India itself that provide liberal education environment that at par with international universities. One such institution is the IILM University in Gurgaon. IILM offers a vast choice of undergraduate and postgraduate education programs in Business Management, Design and Fashion, Humanities and Social Sciences, Technology, and Law. Students can opt for major and minor specializations across various disciplines as well as across different schools. This will help students develop skills in niche areas of specialisations which will be in demand in the times to come. All courses taught at IILM, are globally benchmarked and taught by a rich mix of full time academicians and experienced Industry professionals. For more information please visit the IILM University website at www.iilm.edu.in.

Yes, you can take up with Hotel Management as a career if you're not comfortable with science. It's a very interesting course and you will really enjoy the same. Here are some details:
1. The Bachelors programme in Hotel Management is a three / four years comprehensive course that has been developed in response to the needs of those seeking managerial employment in the Indian and international hospitality industry.
2. The JEE is an all-India examination where students from all over India compete to gain admission into the IHMs under the National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology. It needs thorough preparation in Mathematics, Science, Reasoning, English, General Knowledge and Aptitude for Service Sector.
3. For admission in a college under the National Council, the candidate should have passed class 12 in any stream with English as one of the compulsory subjects.
4 Students appearing in 10 plus 2 or equivalent examination can also appear for the Joint Entrance Examination for being considered on a provisional basis.
5 The candidate should not be more than 25 years old as on 1st July of the year of the entrance exam. For SC and ST candidates, the maximum age is relaxed up to 28 years.