Institute of Hotel Management Bangalore Seshadri Road Answered Questions

Yes, with 60% in Class 12 you become eligible to apply for admission in IHM Rishikesh for BSc, BHM and BBA. Selection is also based on written entrance test and counselling procedure. Crossing the minimum eligibility criterion makes you eligible to apply for these courses.

For students in the General AI category seeking admission to the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration, the NCHMCT JEE last round cutoff ranks have shown a decreasing trend in their closing ranks over three years. Decreasing cutoff ranks indicate more competitive cutoffs for admission. Please note that the cutoff trends differ across various rounds and categories. In 2023, the last round closing rank for BSc admission was 10133, which decreased to 9805 in 2024. In 2025, it further decreased to 6936 for candidates belonging to the General AI quota. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NCHMCT JEE round-wise cutoff ranks for 2023, 2024, and 2025 to understand the cutoff trends for BSc in HHA admission at IHM Shimla. Round2023202420251639987427905261589306723536383950069364101339805-

Once all the IHM Bangalore BSc seats have been allocated via the NCHMCT JEE counselling process, students must report to the institute for verification of documents. These documents include:Class 10 and 12 marksheetsTransfer/Migration and Character Certificate (original)NCHMCT JEE scorecardSeat allotment letterCategory Certificate (if applicable)Receipt/proof for the payment made by candidates at the time of seat allotment for adjustmentPassport size photographs

Students aspiring to enrol into the IHM Bangalore BSc HHA course must take the NCHMCT JEE exam. Check below to know the category-wise application fees:CategoryApplication FeeGeneral/Non-Creamy Layer OBCINR 1,000EWSINR 700SC/ST/PDINR 450TransgenderINR 450

IHM Bangalore's BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course helps students gain a thorough understanding and working knowledge of various operational areas. Some of these areas are Food Production, Food & Beverage Service, Front Office Operation and House Keeping. After completing this course, students can expect a promising career. Prospect jobs for BSc HHA graduates include positions such as Hotel Manager, Front Office Manager, Food and Beverage Manager, Restaurant and Food Service Manager, Chef, Banquet Manager and more.

Admission to IHM Panipat's courses is possible even if a candidate does not appear for NCHMCT JEE. Admission to the BSc programme is mostly determined on the rank and grades obtained in the NCHMCT JEE. To be eligible for courses, candidates must have completed Class 12. Candidates can get direct admission solely through their eligibility and merit in the UG Diploma courses.

The total fees to pursue the BSc course offered by IHM Bangalore is calculated by adding all the fee elements essential to be paid by the students to complete the programme. According to official sources, students must pay three major components: tuition fees and a one-time fee. Upon adding all, the total fees for the BDes programme amount to INR 6.02 lakh. The below table showcases component-wise bifurcation of the total fees:Fee ComponentsAmountTuition FeesINR 3.17 lakhHostel FeesINR 2.65 lakhOne-time PaymentINR 19,800Total FeesINR 6.02 lakhNote: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

To know which is a better choice, students must weigh both options based on important factors such as fees and ratings. As per official sources, the fees to pursue a BSc at IHM Bangalore and the School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies, DY Patil is INR 3.17 Lacs and INR 12 lakh, respectively. In terms of fees, IHM Bangalore is a better choice.Moreover, as per Shiksha ratings, BScs at IHM Bangalore and School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies, DY Patil have been rated 4.0 out of 5 and 4.4 out of 5, respectively. In terms of rating, a BSc from School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies, DY Patil is a better choice.Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.

Both IHM Bangalore and the School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies, DY Patil are good options to pursue a BSc. However, in terms of affordability, IHM Bangalore is more affordable since the tuition fees to pursue a BSc at IHM Bangalore is INR 3.17 lakh, and the tuition fee to pursue a BSc at the School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies, DY Patil is INR 12 lakh.Note: The fee mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Yes, at IHM Bangalore, students enrolled in the BSc course get relevant training. The institute has a career development programme, namely Industrial Exposure Training. It is a seventeen-week training period where all students are exposed to life in the hotel/hospitality world. This allows students to get hands-on training and real-life exposure. As per the official website, the institute's training cell comprising students and guided by the Coordinator help placing students in various reputed hotels in Bangalore. This training programme makes up one full semester. Once students are done with the training, they are duly evaluated.