MBA in Hospitality Management 

at NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce, Jaipur

 Yes, candidates who meet the minimum eligibility criteria set by the institute can get direct admission to a majority of courses offered by NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce. A course-wise minimum eligibility requirement is as follows:

Course Name	Eligibility & Selection
BSc	Class 12 with 48% aggregate (43% for reserved category candidates)
BCom (Hons)	Class 12 with 48% aggregate (43% for reserved category candidates)
Bachelor of Financial and Marketing Management	Class 12 with 48% aggregate (43% for reserved category candidates)
BBA	Class 12 with 45% aggregate (40% for reserved category candidates)
Master of Aviation Management	A pass in any 3-year UG degree with 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates)
MBA	A pass in any 3-year UG degree with 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates)
MSc	A pass in any 3-year UG degree with 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates)
MCom	A pass in any 3-year UG degree with 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates)
PhD	A master's degree with at least 55% aggregate (50%aggregate for SC/ST/OBC category candidates)
UG Diploma	Class 12
PG Diploma	A pass in any 3-year UG degree with 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates)
BBA + MBA Integrated	Class 12 with 45% aggregate (40% for reserved category candidates)

NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce offers a full-time MBA programme of two-year duration across 18 specialisations. The course admission is merit-based for all the PG programmes. Mentioned below are the offered course specialisations:

Specialisations under MBA (NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce)
General	Agribusiness Management	Rural Management
Advertising Management and Public Relations	Supply Chain Management	Fire and Industrial Safety Management
Banking Management	Event Management	Finance Management
Healthcare Management	HRM	IT
Logistics Management	Marketing Management	Operations Management
Pharmaceutical Management	Retail Management	Project Management

if a student fails internal exams in NIMS Institute of Management they will get another chance to improve their exam in 2nd internal. They will just have to fill the back form paper so they can appear on the 2nd internals. I would advise not to miss or fail any exam as the NIMS Institute of Management is quite strict with it's exam policy.