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Hi Sourav, A student who has earned a degree or Diploma in hotel management can work in the below mentioned sectors:
Club Management. Hotels and Restaurants. Hospital Administration and Catering. Airline Catering and Cabin Services. Guest Houses. Cruise Ship Hotel Management. Forest Lodges. Hotel & Catering Institutes. Etc. All this is possible if you have studied from premier institute only. Although such is a difficult task but I would suggest you one name. It's LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB. They offer versatility in their courses of hospitality and catering technology. Multi storey word class kitchen infrastructure and lavishing hotel inside the campus for the daily practice of there students. Totally vegetarian restaurant where students practice to cook only a vegetarian cuisine. At LPU these courses are meant for students who are looking for specialised hospitality degree with global recognition that can lead to the leadership. Although, this year LPU has relaxed their eligibility where they have exempted the candidates from LPU NEST exam. Those who are willing to take admission in the university, can take a direct admission now without qualifying entrance exam conducted by the University still a candidate must have at least 50% aggregate marks in the 12th class and English must be studied as a subject. Best thing of the LPU is that they very good Industry Tie-ups which results in usual guest lectures by an Industry Experts. Students work on various Projects in collaboration with Industry. LPU provides an internships to engage deeply in hands on real-life situations. If you are studying at LPU placements are not at all a problem because they says that "we provide 100% placements to all the eligible candidates or placements aspiring candidates. Online Admissions are already open, one can search their website. All the best.

As a TV journalist, you're responsible for reporting on the news to your viewers. Your main focus is to research news events in order to compile presentable stories. This may include traveling to the scene of events and interviewing those involved, like bystanders or police officers. You may also conduct research in order to provide a more accurate and complete story. When covering a scheduled event, you might spend time observing the occasion and then have the opportunity to complete interviews in a more controlled environment.
Once you have the material gathered for a story, you'll need to write your script, produce the piece and complete any necessary editing. In some cases, you'll report from a scene while incorporating pre-recorded elements into your story; this may require a mixture of live reporting and previously edited material. Throughout all of your work as a TV journalist, you'll work closely with producers, camera operators and technical crew members.
In some cases, you may work as a commentator. This is a specialized field within TV journalism in which you offer opinions on the news rather than reporting. This work typically involves much less production. Instead, you'll observe the news, write your opinions and then present them on the air.
Where Might you Work?
With the exception of commentating, which is primarily traditional, office-based work, TV journalism will require long, uneven hours in what can often be a variety of settings. You may be asked to respond to events as they occur, which may result in unexpected travel; you may not have a clear understanding of how long you'll be working on a given story.
Sometimes you'll report from events that are benign in nature, such as parades or festivals. You may also report from areas that involve threatening circumstances, such as wars, natural disasters or terrorism-related situations. While some TV journalists complete production and editing work using field equipment, you may also complete this type of work at your television studio's offices. You'll often be working under tight deadlines, so even when you're working from the relative comfort of the studio, your pace may be frenzied.

Dear Harshad,
From my past experience , I dont suggest anyone to join a distance graduation programme on animation or VFX , due to very poor communication level / due to communication gap , maximum of the students who opt for such courses end up struggling for the exam dates , course completion certification and many more operational issues though out his course .
Yes if you can join a college directly or in the university campus then it may be different .
I suggest to join a long duration course which is by the institutes certification and not a distance course under any university. Also try to get maximum information about an institution before joining , as many of the institutes runs in franchise structure , though they get a brand name but the fact is that every center under the same brand name does not perform same .
Suggestion : Join a long term 3D animation and VFX course under any institutes direct certification and not an university one. Simultaneously join any other regular graduation programme ( BA/B.Sc/B.Com ) under distance mode with proper affiliation. Concentrate on mastering the skills & build a international standard of demo reel , hope fully you can surely achieve success .
If there is anything else , that I can help you out , please feel free to ask.

CSE is one of LPU's branches with excellent placements. The majority of students are placed in reputable companies, with only a handful opting for further education. Students are provided special inputs in the form of placement sessions to help them develop their abilities and prepare for placements. Professors are friendly and knowledgeable about the university. They are quite helpful with all technological issues. Students can reach out to them at any moment for help with their studies. In the classroom, the most up-to-date teaching approaches are applied. LPU Computer Science students work with hundreds of prominent IT corporations around the world, from Google to Microsoft to Apple. Companies such as Amazon, Adobe, Bosch Engineering, VMware, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Kony India, SAP Labs, Schneider Electric India, HP India, LG Soft India, ITC Infotech, Capgemini, Tech Mahindra, KPIT, Morgan Stanley, Drishti Soft Solutions, and others offered CSE/IT students salary packages of up to Rs42 LPA to 64LPA with good placement opportunities. Hope this information is of help to choose a better platform. All the best!