What should I do after 12th to become a chef?
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHi,
North India I would like to suggest you for LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY JALANDHAR PUNJAB. They offer versatility in their courses of hospitality and catering technology. According to me you should opt for a course Bachelors of hotel management and catering technology (BHMCT). Multi story 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 leade...more -
I have seen these queries a lot and understand that most of the people who want to be chef are actually seeing the careers abroad, preferably in Canada, USA, UK, Australia and Europe because CHEF is one category which has the highest chances of successful visa and jobs. If that's the case, You must apply for BHMCT programme at LPU and apply for credit transfer. It will give you exposure to all the aspects of hospitality and you can give emphasis on cooking !
Moreover the credit transfer option will give you international exposure and also valuable points in the immigration system grids of some countries. LPU offers this programme equip...more -
Hello Shahab,
First of all, I would like to congratulate you that you have chosen your career "CHEF" which will be going to bring a bread and butter for you for rest of your life. According to me you should opt for a course Bachelors of hotel management and catering technology (BHMCT). Usually according to the norms of UGC this degree is of 4 years duration that means 8 semesters will be there. Now the question arises from where does degree should have to be pursue, although the choice is totally in your hands and you should compare will try to pursue this degree from any of the school of hospitality and management. If you are native of...more -
You can proceed with a Bachelor in Hotel Management. Bachelor of Hotel Management is a 4-year undergraduate programme that is split into 8 semesters. All the best.
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Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoHi,
You can opt for a Hotel Management course from an enterprising university and take specialisation according to your interest. Hospitality connotes LPU. The top notch positions obtained by LPU for its Hotel Management and Hospitality stream is commendable.
1. UITHM has experienced continued growth and diversification to become one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world. This growth has led to creation of huge opportunities for students.
2. The School grooms students through industry endorsed curriculum and intensive service oriented practicals by faculty with industry exposure, in excellent infrastructure.
3. Experience...more -
I would suggest you to check for the programmes offered by Lovely professional university. There they offer Bachelor's in Hotel Management and Catering technology which can give a base to your career. LPU is a well renowned private university in India with 30K+ students all across the world and with 4000 experienced faculty members and staff members. There are more than 200 programmes to choose and with a great infrastructure LPU provides all the facilities within the campus itself. LPU has earned many affiliations, recognition's and accreditation's down the lane and mark itself amongst the few of the top private universities. Even the...more
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On inquiring, I came to know that in order to take admission in LPU, you need to be eligible. University offers:
1. B.Sc. Hotel Management- 3 years
2. BHMCT 4 years
LPU is leading university in North India and offers 100% placements record in Hotel Management programmes. Many reputed companies in this field will come for the placements drive - Viral International, Jaypee Residency Hotel, Qatar Airways, Air Vistara, P and O Cruise (USA), Al Thiqarestaurant Co (Kuwait), Hyatt (USA), Wolf Great Resort (USA), Jubilant (Dominos), Sapphire Foods (KFC), The Grand (New Delhi), The Leela, Zuri Whitefield, Courtyard Marriot, ITC Hotels, Radisson Bl...more -
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parvez shaikh Mentor for upcoming generation and talents | Contributor-Level 10
6 years agoYou should go for the hotel management course of three years if you are passionate about it.
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