BHM

Yes, for admission into BHM at AAFT, an entrance exam is required. Students must clear the AAFT Global Entrance Exam, which is essentially the initial test that the students are to undergo. This aptitude test of the students acts as a precursor to the PI round. Since only those matched with the requirements are eligible to apply for the BHM programme. This motivates the students to learn harder due to this highly competitive atmosphere, therefore resulting in favorable education outcomes.

The total tuition fees for the three-year BHM programme at AAFT is INR 4 lakh for the whole tenure of the programme. The total amount includes tuition fees, hostel fees, and examination fees. The hostel fee amounts to about INR 4.68 lakh. This also includes a registration fee amounting to INR 20,600 to be paid when applying. Please note that these fees are quoted according to the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to change and, hence is only indicative.

No, pursuing BHM at Gandhi Institute of Hotel Management is not expensive because here are some more details about fees:Diploma in Hotel Management: The average fee is INR 2.45 LPA, with the highest amount taken by the college being INR 3 LPA and the lowest being INR 1.3 LPA.Certificate in Hotel Management: The total tuition fee for this course is INR 50,000.Most of the students say that the course fees are pocket friendly and placement is also good. 

The fees for certificate courses at at Gandhi Institute of Hotel Management is INR 50000 for 6 month course and the average salary is 2.5 Lacs per annum.After completing the course, a Hotel Management graduate earns an heigth salary of  8 LPA - 12 LPA. And this college provide good placements with good packege.And in this college some students says that students can easily qualify for good grades and pass with good grades.

NIPS Hotel Management is considered a good college to pursue BHM. The college provides good faculty and practice based on the current trends and hotels. The fees of the 4-year course is Rs. 75,000 per year. They have good infrastructure too and practical facilities. They are known for their placements. Students get jobs in reputed hotels, both national and international. The syllabus is designed to teach only the best knowledge to the students to make them ready for their jobs.

Aspirants must pass Class 12 from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate to apply for JIMS Vasant Kunj II BHM programme. Candidates must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, candidates also need to qualify JET for BHM admission.

The total tuition fee for JIMS Vasant Kunj BHM II is INR 4.50 lakh. Besides, candidates need to pay a refundable security deposit of INR 7,500 and INR 3,000 per annum as student activity fund. There are other fee components also in the BBA fee at JIMS Vasant Kunj II.

Jagannath Institute of Management Sciences, Vasant Kunj II shortlists candidates for BHM based on JIMS Entrance Test. It is a two hour test including three sections-Verbal Ability & Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Ability and General Knowledge & Current Affairs. Candidates who have qualified in any of the competitive exams like CET of IP University, UGAT, MAT, DART entrance tests are exempted from JET.

Yes, candidates can get into JB Institute of Hospitality Management for BHM without entrance exam. The institute conducts  aptitude tests and personal interviews of the students for admission. Candidates must secure a valid scores in the selection rounds. 

As per the JB Institute of Hospitality Management official website, there are few admission guidelines that can helo secure students secure direct admission to the BHM course. Direct admission to the diploma course is also considered for meritorious students. However, candidates must have completed Class 12 with at least 40% from a recognized board.