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Dear Hamza, Both B.Sc. And BHM in hotel management are good courses. The major difference is that B.Sc. Is a 3 years degree programme and BHM is a 4 years professional degree programme. I am an alumnus of LPU and completed my MBA programme there. One of my friend's brother is also studying there in Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology BHMCT )
Let me share few points about the Hotel Management programme at LPU :
Curriculum: High academic standards are maintained by offering the curriculum framed in consultation with industry experts. Student exposure: Being a part of a resource-rich University, the students have an advantage of interdisciplinary exposure which is not possible in standalone colleges. University-Hotel: The School also trains its students in the campus hotel named UniHotel of 25 rooms hosting national and international guests where students practice along with the staff. Infrastructure: The School has five modern kitchens with two bakeries. All kitchen and bakery are equipped to enable a student to perform scientifically and to attain their best of learning through most modern gazettes. We have few training restaurants to teach a student about the authentic serving style of food and beverage. We are equipped with one front office laboratory, two housekeeping laboratories, two computer laboratories with 60 computers, and a simulation laboratory for aviation. Placement: 100% 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 in last years. Internship: Industry internships in top national and international five-star hotel brands like The Leela Palace, ITC, Taj, Oberoi, The Grand, Marriott, etc. Intellectual Strength: Faculty members with a holistic blend of academic & industrial exposure. Immersive Mentor-ship Model: Experienced faculty members of the discipline nominated as mentors to eligible students. I hope this helps
Thanks.

Air Traffic Controllers monitor and direct the movement of air traffic in and around airports and en-route on specified paths directing the planes to stay safe distances from each other.
Job Profile:
Responsible for coordinating the safe arrival, departure and transit of all aircrafts flying in the airspace of an airport
They use radar and hi-tech communication equipment to direct the pilots for safety during landing , takeoff and taxiing.
Issue weather, wind, visibility and speed information to pilots required for take off, landing and en-route weather conditions
Monitor and conduct the air traffic on the ground at airports
Issue landing and takeoff instructions to pilots following ground traffic management procedure
Skills required :
Technical acumen
Team member
Problem solving
Decision making
Multitasking
Communication & clear voice and language
Patience
*Airports Authority of India conducts the selection of Managers ATC and Superintendents ATC through a written test, interview, voice test , medical exam. Maximum age is 28 years.
* Indian Air Force (Administrative Branch) selects ATC officers through Service Selection Board
*Indian Navy selects ATC officers though Service Selection Board (SSB)
* Aeronautical Society of India
* Training: After selection air traffic controllers have to undergo training at Civil Aviation Training Centres. On completion of the training they appear before a rating board and qualify to work with control tower/radar/aircraft control/flight information centers.
Where to study :
IIT
NITs
State Engineering colleges
Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (IETE)
Aeronautical Society of India
For more, kindly refer to the below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-air-traffic-control-officer-cc-117