What should I study in 12th to become a chef?
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Hello Utsav, First of all I would like to congratulate you that you have chosen your career 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 North I...more
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHi Utsav, 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 th...more -
You can study anything in 10+2, just be pass with minimum of 50% marks. Then choose BHMCT programme from a prestigious university like LPU ! And take electives of FOOD and BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT which related to food production!
If you want to have international career, you can choose credit transfer option too (LPU has tie-ups with various top universities)
The programme outcomes like following can shape your career in the way you aspire.
1 : Skills : Demonstrate professional skills in the chosen domain of specialisation
2 : Decision making : Take decisions to handle guests and multiple other situations confronted in the industry.
3 : Techn...more -
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Go with BHMCT. BHMCT or Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology is a 4-year undergraduate course which is offered by many universities in India. The course of BHMCT focuses on teaching students about specializations like Food Production, Housekeeping Operations, Catering Services, Communication Fundamentals, Accommodation Operations, Basic Accounting, Principles of Management and also about fields of travel and tourism. I would suggest you Lovely Professional University, for this course. LPU- Lovely Professional University Punjab has emerged as a global university with boasting distinctive strengths in education and...more -
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Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoHi. You need to pursue a degree in hotel management and then take your specialisation. Bachelor of Hotel Mgt. And Catering Technology is a course of 4 years. (8 Semesters)with a pass in 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent. 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 in...more -
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You can check the B.Sc. Hotel Management which requires you to have 50% in your XIIth. You can then take cookery as your specialisation. The LPU Hotel Management School grooms students through industry endorsed curriculum and intensive service oriented practicals by faculty with industry exposure, in excellent infrastructure. Experienced LPU faculty members of the discipline are nominated as mentors to eligible students which resulted in students satisfaction and improved placements. LPU has extremely equipped with modern technologies, the latest trends, enriched and expert intellectuals, exquisitely designed curriculum and pedagogy...more -
According to me you can go for Bachelor in Hotel management and catering technology (BHMCT). BHMCT is an internationally accepted 4 year degree programme which has been designed keeping in view the international requirements for placements in world class hotels. The programme, designed in consultation with the industry experts, provides rigorous theoretical and practical inputs in the chosen area of specialisation viz Food Production, Food and Beverage Service, House Keeping, and Front Office. The curriculum also trains students on the industry related software, communication skills, and soft skills. LPU is the best private university,...more
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LPU's Hotel Management School grooms students through industry endorsed curriculum and intensive service oriented practicals by faculty with industry exposure, in excellent infrastructure. Experienced LPU faculty members of the discipline are nominated as mentors to eligible students which resulted in students satisfaction and improved placements. LPU has extremely equipped with modern technologies, the latest trends, enriched and expert intellectuals, exquisitely designed curriculum and pedagogy to train student all leads to create perfect industry ready professionals for future. I would suggest you to check the website of LPU to get...more
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