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Dear sir actually i did my graduation in BSc science so just i want ask that could i do my MSc in hotel management please provide the best response regarding this information

Yes, Candidates who have completed 12th in any stream from a recogniszed university or if you have done B.Sc in Science you are eligible for Hotel Management.

Eligibility criteria required to pursue M.Sc in Hotel Management:

The basic eligibility criteria required to apply for pursuing M.Sc in Hotel Management course is given below,

Name of the course - M.Sc in Hotel Management

>> In order to pursue this course, you are required to first complete Graduation in Hotel Management.

>> The minimum percentage required in qualifying course is 50% marks.

>> The duration of the M.Sc in Hotel Management course is 2 years.

>> As far as my best knowledge is concerned, you may not be eligible for studying this course.

>> One can find employment in Restaurants or Hotels, government agencies or Hospitality or International Tourism Hotels..etc.,

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Dear sir actually i did my graduation in BSc science so just i want ask that could i do my MSc in hotel management please provide the best response regarding this information

No, B.Sc in Science candidates are not eligible for M.Sc in Hotel Management course.

Those candidates who have completed B.Sc in Hotel Management course from a recognized University are eligible for M.Sc in Hotel Management course.

Candidates who have completed graduation degree in Hotel Management from a recognised university are eligible for M.Sc in Hotel Management.

Yes, MSc in Hotel Management can be done after BSc in Science. The minimum qualification which is required is a candidate must have passed a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Admission selection is done after the qualifying entrance examination which is conducted by the college/university. The minimum score may vary from college to college which you can check before applying.