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Dibrugarh University Tourism Management Entrance Test

Dibrugarh University conducts Tourism Management Entrance Test for admission to its Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management (PGDTM) programme. The programme is offered through Centre for Management Studies (CMS) of the university. The duration of the course is 1 year.

Dibrugarh University Tourism Management Entrance Test Eligibility Criteria

1. A Graduate (any branch / subject) of minimum three years duration from a recognized University / Institute, securing at least 40% marks (35% for SC / ST) in major / aggregate. Those awaiting for their final year results can also apply.
   
   
2. The Programme has a mandatory Field Trip spanning around 2 weeks to places of tourist interest; primarily in the North-east. The mandatory Field trip is generally undertaken after the first semester final examination.
   
   

Dibrugarh University Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Selection Process

1. An admission test for selection of candidates for the PGDTM programme is held which comprises of a Written Test and a Personal Interview.
   
   Entrance Test: Eligible candidates need to appear for the Centre for Management Studies Dibrugarh University (CMSDU) conducted by the University.
   Personal Interview: Shortlisted candidates will be called for Personal Interview.
   Final Selection: Candidates are selected based on marks obtained in Centre for Management Studies Dibrugarh University (CMSDU) and Personal Interview.

Dibrugarh University Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Course Structure

Semester 1

1. Business Environment in Tourism
2. Principles of Management
3. Accounting & Finance for Tourism
4. Principles, Policies & Practices of Tourism
5. Tourism Products
6. Geography, History and Culture of India & North East

Semester 2

1. Tour Operations & Air Ticketing
2. Communication Management in Tourism
3. Marketing for Hospitality & Tourism
4. Sustainable Tourism
5. IT Applications in Tourism Management
6. Field Report & Dissertation

A student must attend at least 80% of classes in each course to be able to appear in the end semester examination as a regular candidate failing which they will be debarred from appearing in their end semester examinations (except under exceptional circumstances at the discretion of the authorities concerned).
Students must score 40% for being declared pass in a course (separately in in-semester and end-semester) and an aggregate of 45% to pass a semester.