What are the benefits of pursuing MBA from UEI Global, Chandigarh?

Important Documents Required at the time of admission at UEI Global Chandigarh:

• Scanned Class 10, Class 12 and graduation marksheet
• Leaving Certificate
• Aadhaar Card
• Passport-size photograph
• Signature

Note: The list of documents mentioned above are the general documents. For more details visit the official website.

Yes, UEI Global Chandigarh provide placements support to its students. It has a track record of more than 90% placements. The highest and average salary package offered at the institute has stood at INR 10.8 LPA and INR 6.9 LPA, respectively. The major recruiters who participated during UEI Global Chandigarh placements were Oberoi Group of Companies, Sheraton Hotel, Tanishq Jewellers, Eurotel, etc.

UEI Global Chandigarh BSc course curriculum includes subjects related to Catering Science and Hospitality Management. The subjects are mainly related to the stream of Hospitality. Some of the common subjects included in BSc Hospitality programmes are:

• House Keeping Management
• Basic Food Production
• Basic Food and Beverage Service
• Fundamentals of Culinary Arts
• Hotel Accounts, etc. 

BSc graduates in Catering Science and Hospitality Management can find a lot of job opportunities in the private sector. The graudates can apply for a job role in popular hotel chains, such as Taj, The Oberoi, Le Meridien, ITC Hotels, etc. However, selection and the pay scale can vary depending upon the job profile and skill of the student. 

Moreover, the graduates can also opt for higher studies. Some of the courses that the students can pursue are MSc, MBA, and other certificate/part-time courses.

There are a total of 120 seats for the BSc programme offered at UEI Global Chandigarh. Candidates are admitted to the course as per the sanctioned seat intake. The institute may follow the seat reservation policies as prescribed by the Government of India or the state government. It must be taken into account that the mentioned seat intake is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.