Institute of Hotel Management, Bangalore

If you are from general category, you need to have a rank between 15-400 for best College that includes IHM Pusa, Bangalore and Mumbai. If you are from OBC, you can have rank till 1800 for Pusa 5000 for Mumbai 9000 for Bangalore.

No, you can't you have to give the exam for hotel management again NCHMCT and clear it. You cannot have a Diploma degree and join B.Sc course as second year.

Dear Tarun,
Yes, this course is available in Institute of Hotel Management. Please refer this link to understand about the fee structure and other concerned about the course. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/college/amp/ask-institute-of-hospitality-management-and-culinary-arts-hosur-road-bangalore-40631&ved=2ahUKEwiCq9zfqtTgAhXPAnIKHVKmBkoQFjAfegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw3w4ci9ZYeayO_woc8PSecL&cf=1.

The placement of IHM, Bangalore is excellent. It is having higher rate of placements. The best IHMs except Mumbai and Delhi are:-
IHM Chennai
IHM Hyderabad
IHM Thiruvananthapuram
IHM Goa
IHM Gujarat, etc.

For getting into IHM Bangalore, you need a rank above 3000 and for Delhi you need rank between 1 to 500. For becoming a chef, you can specialize in kitchen.

For getting admitted in top most IHM, you must need a rank above 2000 in IH-Bangalore. But, in Mumbai and Delhi, you must need a rank above 500.

Go for books of publications like Arihant, Cosmos Bookhive and RPS editorial board, they'll be providing both guide books and solved last year papers and about your confusion of going either to IIHM or IHM, I would suggest you to get admission in IHM because of the following reasons:
1. IHM is a government institute and IIHM is private.
2. Both provide same level of placements.
3. And since placements are kinda same why would you be paying more fees in IIHM as compared to IHM.

You'll be eligible for IHM-Bangalore and IHM-Chennai both.