BHM

You can apply in Government Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology.

Only B.Tech holder or guys having Masters are eligible for MBA in IIT Roorkee. This case is, particularly for IIT-Roorkee.

Yes, it is possible, as for masters they ask for graduation degree you can easily pursue it.

Generally, both seem to be same in the sense of name, but the difference is up to which depth subject is studied in B.Sc. Hotel management is introduced and hospitality services are made to learn and in BHM there are various sub stream of this stream eg-manager, chef, a recioptanist etc.

No, you have to pay fees semester-wise. But if you drop after one year, then your time and money both will be wasted, so it's better to pursue the full course.

It's a normal degree course, where you can gain more practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge, and you have to be dedicated and passionate about what you are doing.
All the best.

Hi Pavan,
Please find the link below for detailed reviews on both the colleges so that you can take your decision:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/sun-international-institute-of-tourism-and-management-hyderabad-ramnagar-33259/reviews
https://www.shiksha.com/college/sun-international-institute-of-tourism-and-management-visakhapatnam-48761/reviews

JIMS is known to deliver top quality management courses. The hotel management curriculum of JIMS is designed to inculcate international standards. The 'Think Global, Act Local' philosophy is the guiding force behind the education and training of students.

If you want to study BHM from a reputed university then you need a minimum of 55%. .