Department of Travel & Tourism Management

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About BTTM

The Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM), an undergraduate degree with a specialization in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Industry was started in DAV Centenary College at 2011. This Program is an intensive and comprehensive program spread over Four years. With a strong foundation in Arts, Commerce and Management studies, the Course specialises in Tourism and Travel Management.  This dynamic curriculum design prepares the student to adapt to the demands and face the challenges of today's Tourism and Travel industry. Teaching includes lectures and other forms of extension such as presentations, discussions, brainstorming, demonstrations and field visits. The program has a strong Institute and Industry Interface through guest talks, seminars, panel discussions etc.

Fee Structure

Course Year At the time of Admission 2nd Installment Total Fees (Approx.)
BTTM I Year Rs. 31,858/- Rs. 4,710/- Rs. 36,028/-
BTTM II Year Rs. 29,818/- Rs. 4,710/- Rs. 33,988/-
BTTM III Year Rs. 29,818/- Rs. 4,710/- Rs. 33,988/-
BTTM IV Year Rs. 30,318/- Rs. 4,710/- Rs. 34,488/-
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Class Room & Computer Lab

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Teaching Staff

The Tourism faculty employs teachers of high caliber who are highly qualified and experienced. Most teachers passes industry / practical experience and the subjects taught by them.

Mr. Amit Kumar, HOD , Assistant Professor
Qualification: MTM (Masters in Tourism Management),UGC NET. MA (English), MA in Rural development, Post Graduation Diploma in Human Rights
Teaching Experience: 11 years
Industry Level Experience: 1 year
Subject Expertise: Hotel & Resort Management,Eco-Tourism.

Mr. Manjeet Patyal, Assistant Professor
Qualification: MTA (Masters in Tourism Administration) PGDCA, PGDHR.
Teaching Experience: 3 years
Industry Level Experience : 3 years
Subject Expertise: Airlines & Ticketing, International Tourism.