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Priya Thakur
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Eligibility Criteria : 10+2 or equivalent with English as one of the subjects.Candidates also need to clear NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR HOTEL MANAGEMENT & CATERING TECHNOLOGY JOINT ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.The medium of question paper is Hindi & English only.The test pattern is as follows :-S.No.SubjectNo. of Questions1.Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude302.Reasoning and Logical Deduction 303.General Knowledge & Current Affairs304.English Language 605.Aptitude for Service Sector50
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Satyasrikranthi
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Yes, you can enrol in SIHM Durgapur's B.Sc. Hospitality & Hotel Administration programme without taking the NCHMCT JEE. SIHM Durgapur predominantly employs its own entrance test, the Hospitality Management Admission Test (HMAT), for admission to this programme. While NCHMCT JEE is a common admission exam for several hospitality institutes across India, SIHM Durgapur conducts its own test to evaluate students. It is always a good idea to check the current admission requirements with SIHM Durgapur to ensure you meet all of them.
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Satyasrikranthi
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SIHM Durgapur normally accepts results from the Hospitality Management Admission Test (HMAT) for admission to the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration program. They may also consider scores from other relevant entry tests, such as the National Council for Hotel Management Joint entry Examination (NCHM JEE), but the primary focus is usually on their own entrance exam.
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Sunil kumar Konaraju
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With a score of 480 marks in the NCHMCT JEE, you would likely be eligible for admission to the BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration at SIHM Udaipur. The cutoff for the last round of admission in 2024 was 8747 for the General AI category, and the cutoff for the first round was 7290
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Vishakha
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The first semester of the BA in Hospitality Management at IIHM Delhi covers foundational subjects that introduce students to the hospitality industry. These subjects include:Introduction to Hospitality ManagementFood and Beverage OperationsFront Office OperationsHousekeeping OperationsCommunication SkillsPrinciples of ManagementThese subjects provide a comprehensive introduction to the hospitality industry, setting a strong foundation for more advanced topics in later semesters.
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Himanshi Pandey
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Dr DY Patil IHMCT and Sinhgad HMCT provide BSc in Hospitality Science in affiliation with SSPU (UniPune). The tuition fee for BSc at Dr DY Patil Institute of Hotel Management is INR 5.25 lakh. The tuition fee for BSc at Sinhgad University is INR 4.8 lakh. Based on the BSc tuition fee, it can be said that Sinhgad HMCT is more economical for a BSc in Hospitality Studies. NOTE: The mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.
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Akansha Bisht
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Hospitality is a thriving industry. Candidates can get into this industry and have great career growth after BSc hospitality and hotel administration course completion. According to a report by IBEF, international hotel chains are expanding in India and are expected to control around 50% of the country's tourism and hospitality.This clearly shows that there will be a rise in demand for workers in the upcoming years, making now the ideal moment to choose this three-year adventure. For this reason, among others, it is one of the best management programmes available after high school.
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Akansha Bisht
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Hotel management is a good career choice because after completing a course in this stream, candidates can pursue many hotel management job profiles such as hotel manager, food and beverages manager, housekeeping manager, chef, etc. The average salary earned by individuals in this industry is around INR 4 lakhs.The portion of the service sector that brings in the most placements and their money is hospitality management. Some managers in the hotel sector have business, customer service, and human resources backgrounds. Numerous occupations in the hospitality industry can be followed with this degree.Companies have started to favour
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Nidhi Kumari
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Although NITTE Institute of Hospitality Services is not frequently ranked highly in national or international rankings, it is generally recognised as a notable institution in the regional context of hospitality management. Its strong regional reputation rather than its national popularity suggests that, when ranking hospitality schools in India, it might be in the middle of the pack. Although it may not be able to compete on a par with some of the most prestigious national or worldwide hospitality colleges, it is highly acclaimed for its specialised programs and industry ties.
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Nidhi Kumari
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Although the NITTE Institute of Hospitality Services cannot ensure that all of its graduates will find jobs, it does provide strong placement assistance to increase prospects. Through business partnerships, internships, and campus interviews, the institute's specialised placement cell actively seeks to match students with potential employment. Although a significant portion of graduates usually find employment in hotels, resorts, and restaurants, some students might have to look for possibilities on their own or take positions in industries or areas that aren't as appealing to them. Individual performance, market conditions, and the ge
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