BHM

BHM focuses specifically on hotel and lodging management, including food service, front office, and operations.

Hospitality Management is broader, covering tourism, travel, events, resorts, and leisure management apart from hotels. While BHM is more specialized, Hospitality Management prepares students for diverse service industry roles.

Yes, BHM graduates do get jobs in the cruise line and airlines because both the sectors are always in need of good graduates. 

Bvarious job roles that are offered are cabin crew, inflight services, guest relations, food & beverage supervisors, or luxury hospitality managers on cruises.

The freshers in the industry can earn around INR 2.5 - 4.5 LPA after the degree but then it again depends on the location, type of job, the company, etc.

International placements or jobs in luxury chains like Taj, Oberoi, Marriott and Hilton, many may offer higher packages.

Candidatesmust know that experience also play a major role in estimating slaary of an individual. The more the experience, the better the pay of an individual.

BHM is all about the process of managing and catering, which includes the entire hotel operations and functionalities. It include both the service skills with managerial skills.

But, BSc Hotel Management is more about the scientific side of the hospitality. It includes topics such as food science, catering technology and housekeeping techniques. 

Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) is mostly 4 year course and it have 8 semesters.

In this course, students study theory and also do practical like housekeeping, food serving, front office and even event work. Many colleges send students for internship in big hotels in last semesters, so they get real experience before job.

Yes, students from Commerce, Science, or Arts stream can apply for the BHM course, but, thei must have 50%. 

BHM course focuses more on communication, service and management skills rather than specific subjects like Science or math. 

BHM admissions in India are majorly based on NCHMCT JEE, CUET, and state-level tests such as MAH HM CET.

These exams usually asses the aptitude, reasoning, English and hospitality knowledge in candidates and let them know where they stand in the admission process.

The best Hotel Management colleges conduct these exams which are then followed by counselling, PI and GDs. Scoring well in these exams makes it possible for candidates to get selected in good colleges in India.