Colleges in Uttar Pradesh

 Yes, Institute of Hotel Management Dehradun as good as IHM Gurdaspur . Here are few pionts why :- 

• IHM Dehradun is considered among the top and most reputed hotel management institutes in India, with a long-established history. IHM Gurdaspur also has good reputation but does not seem to have the same national-level recognition.
• In terms of infrastructure and facilities, IHM Dehradun being an older and larger institute likely has more extensive labs, training restaurants, etc. But information is lacking on IHM Gurdaspur's exact facilities.
• Regarding curriculum, IHM Dehradun offers a wider array of academic hospitality programs including undergrad and postgrad degrees in hotel administration among others. IHM Gurdaspur seems more focused on diploma-level courses.
• Placements and industry connections are a strong point for IHM Dehradun, with extensive lists of recruiters and hiring partners.
• IHM Dehradun and IHM Gurdaspur are both affiliated with the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, and are approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). They have also received accreditation from the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). Both institutes have consistently ranked among the top hotel management institutions in India.

No, regrettably, a 65 percentile on the CLAT exam will not get you into the B.A. LL.B programme at Calcutta University's Faculty of Law.

According to the most recent admission requirements and prior cutoffs, the minimum CLAT percentile needed to be admitted to the Faculty of Law, CU for a B.A. LL.B. is:

1. For candidates in the general category: 90+ percentile
2. For candidates who are SC/ST: 55+ percentile
3. 65+ percentile for candidates who are OBC or PWD

Thus, the cutoff for applicants in the general category is above the 90th percentile, which is fairly high. Only the reserved OBC/PWD category's relaxed cutoff is met by your 65 percentile score.

The number of seats and cutoff ranks determine admission even for reserved candidates. For the general category, the minimum percentile is higher.

I would advise you to try raising your CLAT score.

The minimum cutoff for MBA at Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) has not been declared directly through the official website. However, the eligibility criteria for the MBA programme at TMU include a graduation degree, with general category students requiring a minimum of 50% score, while a 5% reduction is applicable for reserved category students. The selection process for the MBA programme at TMU is based on CAT/MAT/CMAT scores, followed by a personal interview, and the overall scores obtained in the admission process. For the most accurate and current information on the minimum cutoff for the MBA programme at TMU, it is recommended to visit the institute or contact the university directly.

At Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Information Technology and Biotechnology, it appears that the BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programme places students slightly more frequently than the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) program:

1. The placement drives at RGIITB are geared more toward IT/computing positions, where BCA students have an advantage, because the institute is primarily focused on technology and science.

2. Prominent recruiters at RGIITB, such as TCS, Infosys, and Accenture, primarily select candidates for technical roles where BCA graduates outperform BBA graduates.

3. BCA students appear to receive higher average and the highest salary packages—roughly 18–20 LPA and 4.5–6 LPA, respectively—than BBA students, who receive salary packages of 14–16 LPA and 3.5–4.5 LPA, respectively.

At Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Information Technology and Biotechnology, it appears that the BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programme places students slightly more frequently than the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) program:

4. In addition to RGIITB Batch size matters. There are more opportunities for BCA graduates since the BCA batch has about 100 students, compared to 60–70 in the BBA batch.  

5. According to the most recent reports, RGIITB's BCA placement percentage is over 85%, whereas BBA placement typically falls between 70 and 80%.

In summary, because of the technical and IT-focused job profiles and companies, BCA does appear to offer somewhat better placement opportunities. But RGIITB also places BBA students fairly, thanks to its solid industry connections.