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Bhukya Sharath Naik
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Yes, The International School of Hospitality Management (ISHM) in Kolkata has a rigorous selection process for aspiring students pursuing a Bachelors in Hospitality Management. Our criteria for selecting candidates includes their performance in the Common Aptitude Test (CAT) or I-CAT (ISHM Common Aptitude Test), their 12th class percentage, and their performance in a personal interview. To be eligible for admission, candidates must have a minimum of 50% marks in any stream from a recognised board. Our selection process begins with an online application form, which must be filled out by candidates and submitted along with the required d
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Bhukya Sharath Naik
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The cutoff marks for BHM programs vary depending on the institute and the year, but typically range from 50% to 60% for General category, 45% to 55% for OBC category, and 40% to 50% for SC/ST category. However, meeting the cutoff alone is not sufficient to secure admission as candidates must also pass the NCHMCT JEE entrance exam. The minimum qualifying marks for the exam are 40% for General, 35% for OBC, and 30% for SC/ST candidates. These marks may change every year, so it is important to regularly check the updated information on the NCHMCT JEE's official website.
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Bhukya Sharath Naik
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Yes, The minimum cutoff for admission to the BHM programme at the International School of Hospitality Management (ISHM) is subject to change every year and is determined by the current round of counseling. Typically, the cutoff range for the General category falls around 50%, while for the OBC category it is around 45%, and for SC/ST category it is around 40%. The exact cutoff is influenced by various factors, including the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the number of seats available. To obtain the most recent cutoff for ISHM, prospective students can check the official website of the Nationa
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Tasbiya Khan
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The hospitality industry is the place to be in this era of globalisation. There are many portfolios wherein aspirants can make a career in the hospitality industry. Some of these areas are mentioned below.Job ProfilesAverage Salary (in INR)Hotel Manager3.8 LPAFront Office Manager6.2 LPAHousekeeping Manager6.9 LPAFood and Beverage Manager9.8 LPARestaurant and Food Service Manager6.6 LPAChef3 LPABanquet Manager5.7 LPASteward1.8 LPAFloor Supervisors2.5 LPANOTE: Above mentioned salaries has been taken from Ambitionbox; therefore it may vary.
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The table below shows the difference between IIHM (Indian Institute of Hotel Management) Kolkata and GNIHM (Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management) Kolkata:College NameAverage Placement PackageProminent RecruitersIIHM (Indian Institute of Hotel Management) KolkataINR 4 LPA - INR 5 LPAMarriott Hotel, The Leela, ITC Royal Bengal, Hyatt Regency, etc.GNIHM (Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management) KolkataINR 2 LPA - INR 36 LPAMarriot group, USA, Taj Group and Oberoi Group, etc.
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Tasbiya Khan
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Listed below are the various courses offered by top BHM for Hospitality Management colleges in Kolkata along with their number of colleges:Top SpecialisationsNumber of CollegesHotel / Hospitality Management19Hospital / Healthcare Management2Culinary Management1HealthCare & Hospital1Tourism Studies1
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Tasbiya Khan
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Candidates must meet the BHM eligibility criteria in order to be admitted to the Bachelor of Hotel Management program. Candidates should be aware that the BHM eligibility standards vary by university. As a result, individuals must examine the BHM eligibility criteria before applying to their preferred university. Candidates should review the general BHM eligibility criteria listed below.Candidates must have completed their Class 12 with a minimum of 50% overall.Colleges have a specific requirement that students have studied English in Grade 12.Candidates must be 22 years old (GEN) or 25 years old (SC/ST).
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Tasbiya Khan
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GuruNanak Institute of Hotel Management has the highest total tuition fee of INR 5 lakh, while Vivekananda Institute of Advanced Studies and Swami Vivekananda University have the lowest total tuition fees of INR 2 lakh.The table below shows the top BHM colleges in Kolkata along with their total tuition fees:College NameTotal Tuition FeeThe Nanak Institute of Hotel Management AdmissionINR 5 lakhSwami Vivekananda University, Barrackpore AdmissionINR 2 lakhThe University, Kolkata AdmissionINR 4 lakhThe Neotia University AdmissionINR 3 lakhVivekananda Institute of Advanced Studies AdmissionINR 2 lakh
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Tasbiya Khan
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In Kolkata, there are about 15 notable BHM colleges. 16 of these colleges are privately owned, while 1 is owned by public/government entities. Students might be admitted depending on their merit. Some of the popular BHM colleges for Hospitality Management in Kolkata include Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management, Swami Vivekananda University, Barrackpore, Amity University, Kolkata, Indian Institute of Hotel Management, Kolkata, International School of Hospitality Management, Techno Main Salt Lake, The Neotia University, Subhas Bose Institute of Hotel Management, and others.
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Angelica Adhikary
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The International School of Hospitality Management (ISHM) has a seat intake of 30 for the Bachelor in Hospitality Management (BHM) program. This undergraduate program is designed to train individuals to be working professionals in the hospitality industry, covering topics such as food and beverage production, accommodation, housekeeping, and food and beverage supply management. The program typically lasts for three to four years and involves hands-on training and live sessions to develop essential skills for the hotel and hospitality sector.
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