A certified instructor from the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute, Nikita joined the teaching field after marriage. She counsels students, understanding their perspectives, to address their challenges effectively.

Nikita Rathore currently holds the position of Academic Head at the Ananta Institute of Hotel Management and Allied Studies, a role she had undertaken in 2015. She has been an integral part of the institute's foundational team since its inception.

Regarding the institute's ethos, Nikita underscores their commitment to holistic student development. Beyond traditional classroom teachings, they prioritize providing practical exposure to students.

Born in Kishangarh but raised in Jodhpur, she pursued her early education in the latter city. She fondly reminisces about her delightful childhood in Jodhpur. Later, she moved to Jaipur for her higher studies.

Attributing her life philosophy to her parents, Nikita draws inspiration from their guidance to live life to the fullest. Her husband and in-laws have been pillars of support to Nikita, encouraging her to pursue her professional endeavors even after marriage.

Reflecting on her professional journey, Nikita says she began her career as a management professional at Axis Bank. Post-marriage, recognizing the challenges of continuing in the banking sector, she switched to the field of teaching in 2011. She taught management subjects at a hotel management institute. Over time, she seamlessly integrated herself into the hotel management industry.

Offering advice to aspiring hospitality students, Nikita emphasizes that hospitality is a field where one can showcase creativity rather than delving into extensive academic literature. Passion, according to her, is the key to scaling heights in this industry.

Sharing her struggles, Nikita mentions that while she faced no significant hardships, she did take breaks in her career due to marriage and childbirth. Embracing the philosophy of leading a content and joyous life, she cherishes every moment.

Highlighting her accomplishments, Nikita says she has garnered certifications in the hospitality sector, notably as a certified instructor from the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute. She has also engaged in workshops with Shiv Khera for motivational speaking, enriching her ability to counsel students and comprehend their perspectives to address their challenges.

Addressing the youth, Nikita encourages self-belief, cautioning against the influence of social media, and advocates use of one's innate strength.

Nikita believes in the quote, "Happiness is not the destination; it's a journey," and wraps up with another quote, ”Good things come to those who wait.”