JB Institute of Hospitality Management Dum Dum Kolkata Answered Questions

Find  below the steps to apply for the Diploma course at JB Institute of Hospitality Management:Step 1: Visit the official website of JB Institute. Step 2: Click on ‘Admission Form’.Step 3: Pay the application fee.Step 4: Download the application form.Step 5: Fill the details and affix the photograph.Step 6: Scan the application form and payment receipt.Step 7: Mail the scanned application form and fee receipt to admission@jbihm.com.Step 8: Download the soft copy of the prospectus sent via mail.

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. 

To secure MBA seats at JB Institute of Hospitality Management candidates must complete the entire admission process, which mainly requires student to have Bachelor's Degree with 50% aggregate. Along with academic degree, candidates must also have a good coommunication skills. For JB Institute of Hospitality Management applicatioln form candidates must pay the application fee. The institute only accepts the admission form with the applicatioln fee of INR 500. Once the admssion form is submitted, eligible candidates are called in for admission. Finally students must pay the MBA course fee to finalise the admission.  

There are plenty of career opportunities available in the various sectors of the aviation and hospitality industry, after completing Diploma in Aviation and hospitality management at JB Institute of Hospitality Management. Few of the jobs candidates can get employments are airports, airlines, hotels, travel agencies, event management companies, etc.

Aspirants need to qualify the accepted entrance exam and fulfil the eligibility requirements to apply for a course at JBIHM. Below is course-wise eligibility for JB Institute of Hospitality Management:CourseCommon EligibilityBBAClass 12 with at least 40% aggregateBHMClass 12 with at least 40% aggregateMHMGraduation with at least 50% aggregateAdvanced DiplomaClass 12 with at least 40% aggregateDiplomaClass 12 with at least 40% aggregateBHMTTClass 12 with at least 40% aggregate

Yes, you can defenitely do hotel management diploma course after the 10th at JB Institute of Hospitality Management. As per the Diplom's eligibility criteria, candidatesmust have completed Class 12 with at least 40% from a recognized board. Candidates must also be experts in the English language both in writing and verbal. Further, the selection procedure is based on aptitude tests and personal interviews of the students. 

JB Institute of Hospitality Management Diploma in culinary arts and bakery course is a one year course in the field of cooking and baking. The Diploma course includes topics such as Insight into core departments, History of Cooking, Methods & Techniques of Cooking, Basics of computers, Functional French, Introduction to Food & Beverage, etc. Culinary Arts students can make a career in the fields like Food and Beverage Service, Kitchen Management as well as other Hospitality & Travel. 

After completing Diploma from JB Institute of Hospitality Managegment, candidates will be eligible for jobs in Hotel and other hospitality sectors like cruise, hospital, aviation, event management, retail chain, food chain, tourism sector, and many more options. Along with the job opportunity candidates will be earning an average salary of INR 2 to 4 lakhs depending on the job profile.

JB Institute of Hospitality Management accepts NCHMCT JEE - National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology Joint Entrance Exam (NCHMCT JEE) or UGAT- AIMA Under Graduate Aptitude Test exams for admission to the BHM course. Candidates must also have good command over the English language both in writing and verbal. Further, the selection procedure is based on aptitude tests and personal interviews of the students. Direct admission to the diploma course is also considered for meritorious students.