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Hello Muskaan,
The aspirants who have completed their Masters in Tourism can find openings in both public and private sector. Some of the career profiles for these candidates are Tour Planners, Ticketing assistant, Operations executive, Immigration Consultant, Tourism Department Officer, Immigration Consultant, Trainee Travel Consultant, etc. These graduates can work as transport administrator, hotel service supervisor, sports administrator, tourism manager, research officer, etc. in the central government sector.
A few organizations under state government that recruit these aspirants are Delhi Tourism & Transportation Development Corporation, Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation, Karnataka Tourism Development Corporation, Kerala Tourism Development Corporation, etc. Also, opportunities are there in the private firms like travel agencies, tour planners, etc.

Hello Ruchi,
It is a good question. Now let me tell the difference between these three.
1) Autonomous colleges are the ones which are affiliated to a university so that they could admit the students via the admission procedures as per the university to which they are affiliated. The main thing is that autonomous colleges follow their own syllabus which may or may not be better than the main university.
But they receive the certificates from the main university only.
2) Affiliated colleges are those which have the same admission procedure but follow the same syllabus as per the university to which they are affiliated.
They too get their certificates from the main university.
3) Deemed University is a one which has its own way which means they don't have any affiliation and they admit students in a different way and their own manner. They too follow a better syllabus, ex: VIT, SRM University, etc. They provide their own certificate.
So from these, you can make a decision. According to me, it is better to go for autonomous or a deemed university.