Colleges in Bangalore

Eligible candidate? will have to work hard for HKBK College of Engineering MBA admission and should be a graduate with minimum 50% marks. You need to write? some exams like KMAT, CAT, MAT, XAT. From? there, navigate the college selection process. When? selected, pay fees and submit the papers.

For distribution of IHM Bangalore BSc seats, NCHMCT JEE follows the seat reservation policy framed by the GOI. As per that, the college has reserved a total of 22% of the seats for admission of SC/ST category students to its BSc HHA programme. The seat reservation breakdown for the SC/ST category is as follows:

• 15% seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC) category
• 7% seats have been reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST) category

The total fees to pursue the BSc course offered by IHM Bangalore is calculated by adding all the fee elements essential to be paid by the students to complete the programme. According to official sources, students must pay three major components: tuition fees and a one-time fee. Upon adding all, the total fees for the BDes programme amount to INR 6.02 lakh. The below table showcases component-wise bifurcation of the total fees:

Yes, Institute of Hotel Management Bangalore BSc admissions are subject to rules of reservation. Admission to this course is facilitated via NCHMCT JEE counselling. Thus, the allocation of BSc seats at IHM is subject to the reservation policy set by the exam-conducting body. Check the below table to know the detailed reservation policy:

IHM Bangalore's BSc course focuses on developing future professionals in the field of Hospitality and Hotel Administration. After completing this course, students can expect to find ample job opportunities in hospitality and related sectors. Students who do not have any prior experience can expect to get a salary ranging from INR 5 to 6 LPA. Below are a few career options and respective industry-based average payouts for BSc graduates:

• Sous Chef: INR 4.90 LPA
• Food and Beverage Manager: INR 5.65 LPA
• Café Manager: INR 5.43 LPA
• Chef: INR 3.6 LPA

Yes, at IHM Bangalore, students enrolled in the BSc course get relevant training. The institute has a career development programme, namely Industrial Exposure Training. It is a seventeen-week training period where all students are exposed to life in the hotel/hospitality world. This allows students to get hands-on training and real-life exposure. As per the official website, the institute's training cell comprising students and guided by the Coordinator help placing students in various reputed hotels in Bangalore. This training programme makes up one full semester. Once students are done with the training, they are duly evaluated.

IHM Bangalore's BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course helps students gain a thorough understanding and working knowledge of various operational areas. Some of these areas are Food Production, Food & Beverage Service, Front Office Operation and House Keeping. After completing this course, students can expect a promising career. Prospect jobs for BSc HHA graduates include positions such as Hotel Manager, Front Office Manager, Food and Beverage Manager, Restaurant and Food Service Manager, Chef, Banquet Manager and more.