Which is the best option as per the future economic growth of India: engineering or hotel management?

I am a class 12th student.

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sarita singh
9 years ago
I think hotel management has a better scope in India as well as in international hotels well. coz travelling and luxury has become 2 major needs of people which won't really let d industry fall back!!

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what about the stream hotel manager in hotel management is there any different batch in IHM or only stream chef is being given to all candidate

Aditi choudhary
9 years ago
hii.. its all depends on ur intrest which subject u want to choose... bcs all sub is good depending on the hard work u do. no doubt there is a good carreer in hotel management nd enngg both well. its all depends on ur intrest!

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