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Candidates can apply directly to the college. Candidate must have passed 10+2.

I would recommend you to go for Diploma in food production or some degree in food technology.
Good luck.

You need to concentrate on all the four departments I.e. food production, food and beverage, accommodation operations and Front office. During IET, you could convince the hotel and concentrate only on the kitchen. But when are in college you are expected to focus on all the departments because the course is about hotel management and hospitality administration which teaches you how all the departments operates.
All the best!

Hi Tarun,
Being a culinary expert is a real great choice for life. But doing B.Sc in Hospitality Administration will give you the insight of all core department of the hotel and operations. When you have decided to specialize in culinary I request you to opt for Diploma in Culinary Arts and do more research on culinary. Experience is all that you need to prosper as a Chef. All the best for your future.

Hi,
You can join a degree course in hotel management in any reputed government or a private college or you can also pursue a Diploma in culinary arts from any institute. You need to have cleared your 10+2 in order to be eligible.

Go for MHM (Master's in Hotel Management).
As hotel management is emerging in India, due to increasing number of restaurant and people want good served food and which is a great scope. So, I suggest you that you should pursue your Masters in hotel management.

Yes, you can apply for the above-mentioned course.

Hi,
Please refer to the link below:
http://www.dypatil.edu/schools/hospitality-and-tourism/hmct-brouchers-final/

The total fee is INR 42,000 ( including Fees Components : Tuition, Admission, Registration Fee (NC), Mid-Term/ Assessment Examination Fee, Operational Fee, Student Activities Fee, Identity Card, Locker Rent, Magazine Fee, Lunch Charges, Semester Examination Fee, Internet, Handouts, Doctor Fee, Cookery Training Fee/ Lab Material Fee)