IHM Delhi - Institute of Hotel Management Catering & Nutrition Library Avenue Pusa Answered Questions

Yes, 200 is a decent rank in the NCHMCT JEE exam to secure an admission at IHM Pusa. If you belong to the General AI quota, there is a high possibility you will get admission to the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course at IHM Pusa. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the round-wise IHM Pusa cutoff 2025 for the General AI category students. Round B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration Cutoff 2025128123073387  

IHM Pusa 2025 cutoff was 4532 for the students belonging to the OBC category under the All India quota. This is the last-round cutoff rank for admission to the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course at the undergraduate level. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary across different rounds for admission. Therefore, candidates can refer to the table below to view the round-wise NCHMCT JEE cutoff 2025 for the OBC category students for IHM Pusa admission. Round B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Administration Cutoff 2025118372248934532

IHM Pusa NCHMCT JEE cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course. For Round 1 admission, the closing rank stood at 281 for the general AI category students. Among the OBC category candidates, the NCHMCT JEE cutoff rank stood at 1837. For detailed category-wise cutoff ranks for Round 1, refer to the table below:CategoryRound 1 Cutoff Rank 2025General281OBC1837SC1787ST7080EWS1789PWD2063 

The IHM Delhi MSc cutoff is determined considering the applicants NCHMCT JEE scores. Candidates with a rank as per the cutoff or better than it become eligible for admission. In 2024, the closing rank for MSc in Hospitality Administration was 47 for the General-all India category. The closing rank was more competitive as compared to last year. 

The latest cutoff for the Diploma in Bakery and Confectionary at IHM Pusa is decided considering the entrance exam by the National Council for Hotel Management. Even though the cutoff might differ every year, it is normally considered depending on the performance of the students in the NCHM JEE examination and also on the number of students. The cutoff varies as per the category and seats available. For current year cutoff details, visit the website of IHM Pusa or NCHMCT and get detailed information regarding this year's cutoff. One may also contact their admission office to gather accurate and updated information. 

There are multiple components included in the fee structure. These are either one-time chargeable or have to be paid annually/semesterly. Table below showcases IHM Delhi BSc HHA fee bifurcation:Fee ComponentsAmountTuition feesINR 4.15 LakhHostel feesINR 3.65 LakhOne-time paymentINR 23,415Total feeINR 8.04 LakhNOTE: The above-mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Yes, the institute have seats for candidates belonging to reserved categories as per the guidelines of NCHMCT. In order to secure admission under these categories, aspirants need to submit the relevant documents. Mentioned below is the seat reservation as per NCHMCT official document:15% for Scheduled Caste (SC) Category7½% for Scheduled Tribe (ST) Category27% for OBC (Central List) (Non-creamy layer) Category as per the Central List10% for General EWS Category5% seats shall be reserved for Physically Disabled across board as per rulesOther reservations, if any, as per Govt. of India directives.

There are theory subjects included in the IHM Delhi BSc HHA syllabus to impart knowledge of core topics. The curriculum has practical subjects as well. Mentioned below are some of the theory topics covered during the programme:Introduction to CookeryCulinary HistoryCulinary TermsHierarchy Area of Department and KitchenMethods of Cooking Food, etc.

The list of documents to be submitted during the IHM Pusa BSc application process is given below:Self-attested photocopies of Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheetsAge proofCategory certificateCaste certificate (if applicable)Date of birth proofThree Affidavits (Anti-ragging by the student, Anti-ragging by parents, Attendance)THIMS undertakingMedical certificate