Udaipur: The Pacific Hotel Management College, part of Pacific University, hosted a heartfelt farewell ceremony for its final-year students. The event celebrated the achievements of the graduating batch and prepared them for the journey ahead in the hospitality industry.

Director’s Address Highlights Key Lessons
Director Vinod Kumar Singh Bhadoria addressed the students, offering his best wishes for their bright futures. He emphasized the importance of adopting key habits critical for excelling in the hospitality sector. These included:
- Professional behavior and work ethics.
- Guest satisfaction and creating memorable experiences.
- Joyful engagement in work and fostering effective communication.
- Understanding tasks thoroughly and completing them with dedication.
- Obedience, time management, and a passion for growth.
His insightful advice served as a guiding light for students stepping into their professional lives.
Training and Placement Success
The institution’s Training and Placement team, represented by Navjot Singh and Saurabh Saxena, announced that all students have secured training placements in prestigious hotels across the country. This milestone reflects the college’s commitment to nurturing industry-ready professionals.
Recognition and Awards
To commemorate the occasion, the college presented students with mementos, logbooks, and certificates, acknowledging their journey and accomplishments. These tokens of appreciation marked the culmination of their academic chapter at Pacific Hotel Management College.
Program Highlights
The farewell event was attended by all faculty members, who came together to bid farewell to the graduating batch. The program was eloquently anchored by Dr. Mehendi Sharma, adding charm and warmth to the proceedings.
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