BHM

If I take into consideration that you won't go for an MBA, then BHM is definitely a better option. If you go for BHM, you would have better job opportunities, both in India and abroad. Even during recession, hospitality industry is least affected, because of numerous reasons. There are many options like hotels, cruise ships, restaurants, airlines etc. where you can start your career once you are a graduate. If you do it from any of the IHMs, then you would many companies walking in for the campus recruitment. It is your choice to stay in India or to work in other countries. If you have an aim of doing MBA, then BBA is a better option. Also, if you want to do MBA in hospitality then go for BHM. However, if you do BHM you won't need to do an MBA in hospitality. Regards.

Admission Process:
The CET is conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) and the notification regarding the date of the CET , application and admission procedure for the same is published in reputed newspapers or can also be accessed on the DTE website www.dte.org.in The advertisement for admissions against vacant seats will be published in local newspapers by the college.
Enrolment and Confirmation of Eligibility by the University:
Students admitted to the first year course are required to apply in an eligibility form as prescribed by the University before the due date. Students seeking transfers for subsequent years for the degree course are also required to obtain eligibility, if they have passed the previous examination from other university/ board. The college will not be responsible if the student fails to comply with the eligibility requirements. All admissions made to the first / subsequent years shall be provisional and shall be subsequently confirmed only on the grant of eligibility, by the University of Pune. Students with provisional admission shall face immediate cancellation of admission , if declared ineligible by the University. Fees paid by him /her will not be refunded.