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Various hotel management institutes are present all over the country, and their fee structure varies greatly, so the fee structure of some of the leading universities and institutes of the country are listed below:
Garden City College, Bangalore: One of the highly popular college and well-known institute offers a Bachelor's degree in hotel management. You need to shell around Rs. 3,50,000 for the whole course with 55,000 per semester as fees.
Christ College, Bangalore: The best of all the universities in Bangalore, is a deemed university. The fee structure for the 4-year BHM course is Rs. 48,000 per semester. The total fee for the whole course turns out to be around Rs. 3,80,000.
IHM Chennai: The fee for BHM in IHM Chennai is around 37,500 INR per semester, which turns to be around Rs. 75,000 per annum. A comparatively cheaper option in comparison to the other institutes as stated above.
Further, various institutes dealing with BHM, have a fee anywhere between 30,000 INR per semester to 55,000 INR per semester, depending upon the institute and the place where the institute is situated, Bangalore being the costliest, and Kolkata and Chennai being relatively cheaper, other cities like Delhi and Lucknow fall somewhere in between, but for universities and colleges in this trade, the best place of study is Bangalore.

The pool of operations managers in India is severely constrained due to the enhanced economic activity witnessed during past two decades. The shortage of skilled manpower in critical sectors like manufacturing, warehousing, supply chain and logistics has also been recognised by the government. Due to this shortage at all levels, a professional with requisite skill sets has many options across the spectrum of industries from infrastructure to retailing to services. With quantum increase expected in the manufacturing sector, the options would only increase for the professionals in this field.
In India, MBA in operations is one of the highest paying jobs ranging from Rs. 3 lakhs to Rs. 20 lakhs a year. Your package will depend on the geographic location and your qualification. Cities like Gurgaon have high job packages followed by Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune.
Top recruiters in this sector are Mahindra, Suzuki, Blue dart, Amazon.com, Trident, Wipro, Genpact, DTDC, JP Morgan and Cognizant.

The whole thing lies on your area of interest, if you love your stream and want to become experts in it and want to explore it further and want to research and projects in it, then it would be good option, if you continue with your stream and pursue M.Tech in your respective field. On the other hand, if you no longer have any interest left in your respective stream then you should opt for MBA. There are different disciplines in which you can pursue MBA is Information technology, Hospital, and Healthcare Management, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Supply chain and logistics, Financial markets, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce. So, according to your area of interest, you can opt for any of the above-mentioned disciplines. You can look for the top universities of India such as, Symbiosis Institute of business management, Lovely Professional University, NIIT, Christ University etc. Hope this will help.

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. Following are the options to become Air Traffic Controller in India:
(a) Join Indian Air Force Administration branch. Candidates with graduation degree (minimum three-year degree course) in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum 60% marks or equivalent are eligible to become Admin Officer in IAF. You are advised to appear for AFCAT Air Force Common Admission Test. Candidates who get selected are trained by IAF as ATC or Fighter Controller.
(b)Join Indian Navy as Air Traffic Controller. Candidate with BE/B.Tech degree in any discipline with Physics & Maths in 12th standard are eligible to join Indian Navy ATC branch as an officer.
(c) 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 year. 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.