Colleges in Jalandhar

The CT Group of Institutions accepts a variety of entrance exam scores for admission to its Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (BHMCT) program, depending on the specific campus and programme details. Here's a summary:

Commonly accepted entrance exams:

• CT Management Entrance Test (CTMET): This is the institute's own entrance exam, conducted specifically for admission to various programs, including BHMCT.
• CBSE Class 12th: The institute accepts the scores of the CBSE Class 12th board exams as a qualifying criterion for BHMCT admission.
• PSEB Class 12th: For students who have completed their Class 12th from the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB), their board exam scores are also considered for BHMCT admission.
• Other recognised 10+2 board exams: The institute also accepts scores from other recognised 10+2 boards across India for BHMCT admission.

Additional entrance exams accepted by some CT campuses:

• IPU CET: The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (IPU CET) is accepted for BHMCT admission at the CT Institute of Hotel Management and Information Technology (CTIHMIT).
• UPSEE: The Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination (UPSEE) is sometimes accepted for BHMCT admission at the CT Institute of Hotel Management and Information Technology (CTIHMIT).
• MAH BHMCT CET: The Maharashtra Hospitality Management Common Entrance Test (MAH BHMCT CET) may be accepted for BHMCT admission at some CT campuses in Maharashtra.
• NCHMCT JEE: The National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology Joint Entrance Examination (NCHMCT JEE) is accepted by some CT campuses, depending on programme availability and specific requirements.

Life at NIT Jalandhar for a South Indian student can be full of different experiences. However, while being in the campus every student is treated equally. There might be different experiences when you are off-campus. Punjabi is the prominent language in the area, hence students migh face a language barrier when they are outside. When it comes to food, there could be a problem, as the localites mostly eat paranthas, kachoris, etc. Although, the institute's mess offers a huge variety of meals. There might be a few challenges but it could be a great experience to explore the diversity of our country and growth in both personal and academic fields.