Don Bosco College Of Hospitality

Our college is located in Kurla West, right on the Auto Premier Automobile Road. If you know Mumbai, you know Kurla is always moving and always crowded. The college is in the middle of all that hustle. We focus on hospitality, so the kitchens are usually the busiest part of the whole place. You can often smell whatever the students are cooking—sometimes it’s baking bread, other times it’s something spicy. It gets really hot in those kitchens, especially during the humid Mumbai months, but the students just put on their aprons and get to work. The building itself is pretty sturdy and has a lot of rooms for different kinds of training, like setting up tables or learning how to handle a front desk. We have a lot of young people coming in from different parts of Maharashtra, and even further away, all wanting to find a job in a hotel or a restaurant. The hallways can get a bit cramped when classes change, and there’s always someone rushing around with a tray or a stack of books. We don't have a lot of fluff here; it’s mostly about hands-on practice. The staff mostly consists of people who have worked in the industry themselves, so they have a lot of stories to tell. It’s a loud, busy, and hardworking kind of place, which fits right in with the rest of Mumbai. It’s never dull.