St Teresa's College MTTM : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The Master of Tourism and Travel Management (M.T.T.M.) at St Teresa’s College, Ernakulam is a 2-year self-finance postgraduate programme affiliated to MG University, Kottayam. It covers tourism policy and planning, travel agency and tour operations management, hospitality and accommodation services, destination marketing and promotion, airline and transport management, travel entrepreneurship, and research methodology in tourism. St Teresa’s College is a NAAC A++ government-aided autonomous women’s institution offering this programme to women graduates from any stream with an interest in the tourism and travel industry.

Ans. The total fee for the 2-year M.T.T.M. at St Teresa’s College is INR 1,19,712 for the complete programme. The indicative annual fee is INR 59,856 per year. Examination fees and college development charges are collected separately each semester and are not part of this total. SC/ST candidates may receive fee concessions under Kerala government norms. Candidates should confirm the current fee structure at teresas.ac.in or through the MG University CAP portal before applying.

Ans. Candidates must have passed a 3-year undergraduate degree under the 10+2+3 pattern from any recognised university with at least 50% aggregate marks to be eligible for the M.T.T.M. at St Teresa’s College. Graduates in Tourism Management, Hotel Management, Commerce, Business Administration, or Arts are typically preferred. SC/ST and reserved-category candidates receive percentage relaxations as per MG University and Kerala government norms. Women candidates only, as the college is a government-aided women’s institution.

Ans. The M.T.T.M. curriculum at St Teresa’s College covers principles of tourism and travel management, travel agency operations, tour planning and costing, destination management and marketing, airline ticketing and transport systems, hospitality and accommodation management, tourism policy and sustainable tourism, event management, research methodology, and entrepreneurship in tourism. As an autonomous institution, St Teresa’s College integrates field trips, industry visits, and project work into the curriculum to build applied competencies for the tourism and travel sector.

Ans. After completing the M.T.T.M. from St Teresa’s College, graduates can pursue careers as tour manager, travel consultant, tour operations executive, destination marketing specialist, airline ground staff, ticketing and reservation executive, hotel guest relations officer, and tourism entrepreneur. Kerala’s tourism industry, one of India’s largest, offers strong entry-level roles in houseboats, heritage hotels, wildlife resorts, and international travel agencies operating in Kochi. Gulf-based travel and hospitality companies also recruit postgraduate tourism management candidates from Kerala.