B.Sc Hospitality Management

Hi Gaurav,
Both the courses are equally good. But BHMCT provides you with a wider scope.
Regards.

Practically speaking, all the courses that you have mentioned are the same. It is just the change in nomenclature. AICTE approved colleges provide 4 years degree whereas all other institutes (including NCHMCT) offer 3 years degree. The content of the syllabus is more or less the same. Instead of the course or name of the course, you should look at the placement of the institute/college that you choose.

The difference is that B.Sc. is usually available in hospitality and hotel administration for 3 years, which focusses on the jobs related to front office and other operations of hotel activities. But hotel management and catering technology say much about operations and all the aspects of food and nutrition and techniques. BHMCT is usually of 4 years. Try to check Amity University, Lovely Professional University, etc. which provide good grooming for skills required for jobs also.

There is no fixed fees every semester change the fee amount it may be 3 lac approx for full 3 degree program course. This amount pay in beginning of new semester. 1 sem- 60000 ,2 sem- 40000 for one year or you may concern with college.

Fees for this course may vary and range from 60,000 to 2 lakhs on an average per year.

My advice is please check the cutoff 2017 NCHMCTJEE, and also as per your category, you can check the status, or else you check the Cutoff of the college. Attend all the counselling rounds. Best wishes.

Hi Savoy,
It is not that much good to do MBA in HRM after completing B.Sc in hospitality and hotel management, you should prefer MBA in hospitality and hotel management. But you can do MBA in HRM also. Hospitality and hotel management has great job opportunities.

You may get IHM-Lucknow or AIHM-Chandigarh. IHM-Jaipur is also possible.

Hi,
It is impossible to get admission in IHM-Mumbai with this rank, even if you are a reserved category student.