B.Sc Culinary Arts

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Puneet SinghAlumni at LPU Jalandhar

Scholar-Level 17

Dear Anil.
Culinary Arts is a part of Hotel Management only. Culinary arts in other words is also known as Food Production. If you want to be a professional chef then pursuing a course in culinary arts will be better but if you want to keep other departments open also then you shall opt for a general hotel management programme. where you will be taught for all 4 departments Front Office, House Keeping, food & beverage service, and food production.
My friend completed BSc in Hotel Management and one has taken admission to the BA(Culinary Arts) at LPU.
Salient Features of BA(Culinary Arts) at LPU:
A rigorous schedule of practical training i
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

Guide-Level 14

Hi,
You don't have to give any exam after class 12th. It is upon you to join either culinary arts or hotel management.

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MANOMAY CHASKAR

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No, (as per my knowledge and my college). You cannot do B.Sc Culinary arts through distance or correspondence education, because it is a completely practical course, all your learning and examinations are majorly on practical basis. Even if somehow you find any college offering this course on distance education basis, you will be in loss because you won't be able to gain all that knowledge and skills that a regular student gains.

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Rishabh Sharma

Contributor-Level 8

Hi, admission for BSc Culinary Arts generally depends on a merit basis. However, some colleges accept entrance exam scores like CUET, LPU NEST, IIHM eCHAT, CUCET, etc. It is advisable to visit the official site of your desired college for accurate details.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

Guide-Level 14

Hello,
BSc in cooking course, i.e. BSc in culinary arts is a 3-year undergraduate programme after completing 12th in any stream. The fees for this course varies from college to college and year to year, but generally, it is 5 to 6k approximately.

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swarupa mohanty

Contributor-Level 8

Hi friend,
Yes, you can apply for culinary arts. As the minimum age for this is 17, and you are of 18 and you can follow these instructions for add extra.
The BHMS Diploma in Culinary Arts introduces students to the world of food production through basic operational techniques and hands-on core competency training. Highlights of this first year include classic European cooking methods, cuts, stocks and sauces as a foundation stone. Patisserie skills are developed through two specialized courses and industry essentials of food safety and nutrition are taught in preparation for the students first industry training placement.

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Sambhav Jain

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No, it is mandatory to give the necessary entrance for admission in Symbiosis college courses.

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