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The Travel and Tourism industry in India has emerged as one of the main sectors for the significant growth of Indian economy in recent years. In Travel and Tourism industry there are job prospects which exist in both public as well as private sector.
In the public sector, one can find excellent job in the Government Tourism Departments. On the other hand, in the private sector opportunities include in:
1. Travel Agencies.
2. Hotels.
3. Airlines.
4. Transport and Cargo Companies, etc.
Opportunities include in the companies like:
1. Thomas Cook
2. Coz and Kings.
3. SOTC.
4. SITA Travels.
5. Kingfisher Airlines.
6. Emirates.
7. Indian Airlines, etc.
A post-graduation in the field will offer better opportunities. The courses that are available to you to pursue the same are:
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management (PGDTM).
2. M.A. in Tourism Management.
3. P.G. Diploma in Tourism (PGDT).
4. P.G. Diploma in Travel and Tourism Industry Management (PGDTTIM).
5. Diploma in Destination Management (DDM).
6. PG Diploma in Airlines.
7. PG Diploma in Cargo operation and Management.
There is a skill set that is a mandate for aspirants of Travel and Tourism Industry:
a) Leadership.
b) Team Work.
c) Problem Solving.
d) Communication Skills.
e) IT Skills
f) Ability to Research.
g) Presentation Skills
h) Ability to Meet Deadlines.
Please refer to the link for some career option:
https://www.shiksha.com/7-jobs-that-pay-you-to-travel-across-the-world-article-4224-1

In addition to the scientific sector jobs, Science graduates can get employed in non-scientific sectors also. However, little training is required to work in these fields. B.Sc. holders can work in the relevant fields in Science and Technology, in which they are specialized. They can seek out for career in research laboratories, Government corporations, banking and finance sector and so on. Apart from this, science graduates can also find jobs in IT industry, business, BPO, marketing, technical writing and so on.
Employment Areas
Agriculture Industry.
Testing Laboratories.
Forensic Crime Research.
Wastewater Plants.
Aquariums.
Environmental Management and Conservation.
Food Institutes.
Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Industry.
Research Firms
Forest Services.
Geological Survey Departments.
Health Care Providers.
Industrial Laboratories.
Oil Industry.
Biotechnology Firms.
Chemical Industry.
Educational Institutes.
Hospitals.
Seed and Nursery Companies.
Space Research Institutes.
Wildlife and Fishery Departments.
Further Studies after B.Sc
M.Sc.
M.Sc. is a two-year post graduation course, which helps an aspirant to gain detailed technical knowledge about a particular discipline in Science. In addition to the course work, there are practical sessions in the program, which helps student to be familiar with the theoretical and practical application of various processes. Having a M.Sc., aspirants can further continue their studies in doctoral level. The M.Sc. course is an authentic boost up for those who wish to carry out research, and also to make fame.
MBA
Although MBA is an entirely different field, when comparing with the B.Sc. program, many B.Sc. graduates prefer post graduation in Business Administration. The main reason for this is its growth and the career opportunities prevailing in the sector.

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Benefits : 1. This certification enables industry validation of your SAS skills and expertise, which in turn helps you bag lucrative career opportunities in the field of analytics.2. Job prospects for SAS professionals improve phenomenally with the certification. This leads to increased marketability if you are looking for a job.
3. SAS skills are in high demand around the globe so your career can take flight to advancement.
4. Since the entire structure of the certification is curated keeping in mind industry application, SAS credentials are job-role focused and offer immediate relevancy to real-world requirements.

Dear Ayushi,
If you planning for MBA after this then yes of-course BMS is very good to pursue, but now since you have completed first year of B.com hons,i think you should continue with this and in last year you should prepare for MBA reason being now if you will switch to BMS a year which you have completed in b.com hons might be wasted depending upon college, and if it goes wasted then surely it will be a issue in your PI when you will pursue MBA coz then it will be questioned that why you choose B.com when you wanted to go for BMS , wasn't you sure or wasn't you able to decide and there it may create some issues.
So considering all other facts my suggestion is to stick with B.com hons and it's a very good course as well.
Good luck