Hi,

Yes, you can pursue diploma/certificate course in travel and tourism management. For this, the minimum eligibility required is class 12. The fees depends upon the institution which you have taken up. Some of the colleges offering Diploma in tourism and travel:

Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi

Sri Venkateshwara College,Delhi

Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi

Kalindi College

You can get the complete details about the course here : https://www.google.com/amp/s/hospitality.careers360.com/articles/certificate-courses-in-tourism-and-travel/amp

Also, check out the following link for colleges : https://hospitality.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-hospitality-tourism-colleges-in-delhi

Hello Aspirant,

Happy to see your interest in this field.

Diploma in Travel and Tourism is a 3-year course. Eligibility for the course is a 10+2, preferably with Commerce subjects, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Admissions for such course are on the basis of counselling after clearing entrance tests depending on the colleges.

Top institutes which are offering this course are as follows:

• Munnar Catering College
• Delhi College of Advanced Studies, Janakpuri
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
• Sharaf Arts and Science College

Major Job profile and designations for these graduates are Front Office Executive, Lobby Manager, Tour Operator, Tour Operation Manager, transport Officer, Travel Executive, Travel Agent, Operations Executive, Information Assistant, Visa Executive, and such.etc.

Feel free to ask any questions.

All the best for your future.

Dear aspirant

Both the colleges are good. But JMI ranked all India 12 and this colleges gives you great career opportunites.

I am sharing you a link where you can check all the details and compare both the colleges.

https://www.careers360.com/university/jamia-millia-islamia-new-delhi

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-vocational-studies-new-delhi

All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

This a career choice you are making so let me tell you that it is completely dependent on your interests , goals and skills.Before making a decision it is important that you research well about the pros and cons of both area and weigh those cons and see whether you can handle them well.When it comes to future career path in the chosen field, going abroad can make an impact , so include that aspect to when deciding.

However let me give you an overview about travel and tourism .

Travel and tourism is an exciting career option with a constant growth in opportunities .The opportunities will cover or make you work in the areas such as art and culture, recreation,hotels ,food ,transport , airlines,conferences, conventions and more. Some biggies in the field of travel in India are ,Club Mahindra ,Thomas cook ,Makemytrip,Goibibo etc and if you are more interested in hospitality management then you can aim for hotels like Marriott,Hilton etc. Sure to reach a desirable level in this field may take time, but if you are passionate enough and good at networking then it will not be a big deal. Nowadays, Government is also taking initiatives and launching various projects for the accretion of jobs in hospitality and tourism Industry.If you go abroad then options are plenty and the career life will be more rewarding.You may probably get a BBA or BA degree in Travel and Tourism followed by an MBA to step into management. Overall a job in travel and tourism , will involve a lot of travelling and hence zero boredom,more holidays, enjoyable work and if you end up working for a good company then good salary and other benefits.

B.Com (Hons) is a 3-year undergraduate degree that offers an extensive understanding of Business Management, Business Law, Financial Management, Accounting, Business Mathematics, Economics, Business Law along with a few more important foundation subjects. Post completion you can take up MBA in areas like finance, HR, Marketing or any other specialization according to your interest and future career goals. Your career options will in in the area of Banking, Financial management, Insurance, Human resource, Retail,Corporate law and accounting etc. If you are good and business math, accounting and problem solving skills then this is a good choice.

So research more on both courses , gather as much information as possible, compare and then choose what you feel is best for you. Any course is good as long as you have the confidence to make it work in future.

JMI is a good university , so as far as the learning experience is concerned they have good faculty and other facilitates. However , you can visit their official website to know more about the departments or for better knowledge you can even visit the department in person and talk to the faculty member if possible.

https://hospitality.careers360.com/articles/what-travel-and-tourism

https://university.careers360.com/articles/what-after-bcom

All the best.

Dear Student,

Below are the colleges or institutes that provide distance masters in travel and tourism course in India

• School of Distance Education,Bharathiar University
• NSOU,Kolkata
• IICT Business School,Lucknow
• Institute of Engineering and Management studies
• GNK Institute of Management Studies

Greetings, Raja.

It is really great that you have thought of your future with some clarity. With regard to your query, you need to keep some things in mind:

- In order to become a Neurosurgeon you will need to work extremely hard for the next 7-9 years of your life, Neurosurgeons are some of the smartest people on the planet and that role requires a certain level of maturity as well as dedication. My point is that by the time you become a neurosurgeon you'd have learned to appreciate the art of reading regularly and researching to keep yourself updated all the time for the sake of your patients - you will not find much time for your self as a neurosurgeon worth his salt.

- Those neurosurgeons who have so much money are well accomplished medical experts and to nothing in life comes without any strings attached - you may have a lot of money after 10 years but to keep earning that money you will have to work harder than most normal people who have time to travel and enjoy life.

Now, on a serious note:

- If you do become a neurosurgeon you will have to practice privately (open your own hospital, etc.) because government surgeons have fixed salaries.

pros of being a Govt. surgeon;

- more work to improve yourself and to help society

- more research opportunities which will require you to travel abroad at least once a year (if you are an expert in a field) for lectures, seminars, neuro surgeon meetings and things like that with government funds - this will be your chance to travel and see the world after you are done with your work there.

- job satisfaction

pros of being a private surgeon:

- you are your own boss

- you can charge as much money as you want

- you can take as many vacations as you want and use your money to travel the world

Bottom line is- at the age of 40, when you have enough money and a good reputation to have some fun, your life will throw new responsibilities like family, kids, old parents, clients, commitments, etc. which will put breaks on your plans for your own life. so

- Learn time management as early as possible

- learn to have fun while studying new things

- aim to become an expert in a filed so that people invite you all over the world

- be a good doctor and earn respect

best of luck for your future, great day to you!

Hello,

Yes, IIM does have course related to Hospitality and Tourism management by the name of MBA. However getting it is not that easy. For that, you really need to get a very good percentile in the CAT exam as there is a lot of competition at the present.

Hope this helps you. All the very best for the future!

Hello,

JMI is a well established college .

There are limited seats available for this course.

The placement here are commendable.

Hostel facilities are up to the par. The sports facilities for athletes are excellent and the fee structure is 30,000 per year.

Where as CVS (DU) is college that offer's 100% placement .

The highest salary is 3.5 lakh per annum .

Top recruitment companies visit campus every year like SpiceJet , Thomas cook etc.

Library and faculty is excellent.

In my opinion JMI is better than CVS because the study structure is better , along with facilities.

Hope it helps!!

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query both of these colleges are very good when it comes to your above mentioned courses. JMI ranked 12th in all India whereas CVS ranked 63rd in NIRF ranking. The campus life and environment is better in CVS whereas when it is about placements JMI is much better for BA/Diploma in Travel and Tourism. Please click on the link below for more information and updates and you can compare both the colleges below. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

https://www.careers360.com/university/jamia-millia-islamia-new-delhi

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-vocational-studies-new-delhi