Colleges in Goa

The latest B.Arch. admission cycle at Goa College of Architecture revealed that general category candidates needed around 600 points from a total possible 800 points in National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA). Enrolled candidates belonging to reserved categories cán usually expect a mark reduction of 5 to 7 percent thus producing cutoff scores between 560 to 580. The annual admission seats at this college range from 80 to 100 seats making admission competition average in difficulty. Apart from the NATA score candidates need to fulfill academic requirements established in their 12th grade examinations where an average of 50% stands as the typical requirement. Candidates exceeding the cutoff score of 600 face excellent opportunity for admission versus applicants who need to improve their educational profile when participating in the admission counseling.

The BSc course at IHM Goa is a comprehensive three-year programme that aims to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required for a successful career in Hospitality and Hotel Administration. The course is divided into six semesters, each covering a specific set of modules designed to provide students with both theoretical and practical training.

IHM Goa offers specialisation in Hospitality and Hotel Administration, which includes subjects such as Food Production, Food and Beverage Service, Front Office Operations, Housekeeping Operations, and more. The BSc course at IHM Goa is offered full-time, and candidates are selected based on their NCHMCT JEE scores.

IHM Goa and IHM Chennai both accept the scores of NCHMT JEE for admissions to BSc courses. Hence, the admission process is almost identical for both institutions, as the first requirement is candidates must complete their Class 12 with decent scores, then they must appear for NCHMT JEE, followed by counselling. Therefore, it is hard to determine which institute it is easier to get admission into BSc courses.