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ITM Institute of Hotel Management offers scholarships like Special Enrollment and Academic Excellence Rewards, which are partial waivers on your academic fees. These are decided by the Scholarship Committee based on your achievements or need.

The placement process connects you directly with industry recruiters. You gain guidance, interview exposure, and professional networking. This helps you begin your hospitality career with practical experience.

Early decision benefit deadline for BBA admissions is 26 January. If you apply before this date, you can receive priority consideration.  Still apply during regular admissions until seats fill up.

ITM Institute of Hotel Management BBA admisssions are currently open for next batch.  Start your application as soon as the form goes live on the official website.  Keep checking the site for the latest updates on deadlines.

At ITM Institute of Hotel Management, the BBA course is a 3-year full-time programme. You study core hospitality, tourism, and management subjects throughout the course. It is designed to prepare you for industry-focused roles.

Pass Class 12 or 10+2 from a recognised board with at least 60% marks. You don't have to take national-level entrance exam. Admission is based on merit and institute's selection process.

You can choose specialisations such as International Hospitality & Tourism Management and Global Hospitality Management. These help you getting practical exposure and global industry knowledge. The focus is on building both operational and managerial skills.

Yes, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (MSU) does consider GUJCET scores for admission, particularly for its B.Tech programs, alongside other criteria like merit and JEE Main. Admission to MSU is generally a mix of merit-based and entrance exam-based, with specific entrance tests required for different courses, and GUJCET being key for engineering. 

At PIBM, start working on real-world business problems from the very first year itself.

Through live projects, case studies, workshops, and industry assignments, we were exposed to actual business scenarios early on. This helped me apply classroom learning practically, develop problem-solving skills, and understand corporate expectations, so by the time internships and placements came around, I already had hands-on experience.