Which course is better among engineering and hotel management after scoring 70% in class 12th from science stream

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Uei Global. Global | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Hi Sanat, Both the curses are good, the main point is your area of interest. To pursue engineering, it is important that you choose the right college after entrance examination as there is huge competition and jobs are available but with preference to top colleges. On the other hand, Hotel Manageme

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Tanushree Mitra | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Hi Sanath, Both the courses are different and makes little point to compare. You must decide what to study keeping your interests and future plans in mind. Since your grades are decent enough good number of options will be available.

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