Hospitality Management

BHM focuses specifically on hotel and lodging management liek food service, front office and also operations.

Hospitality Management is broader, covering tourism, travel, events, resorts and even leisure management apart from hotels. While BHM is more specialized Hospitality Management prepares students for diverse service industry roles.

For Deakin's Hospitality & Travel Management course you usually need IELTS 6.0 overall (no band lower than 6.0) or the same level in TOEFL/PTE. 

A Diploma in Hospitality Management is a course that teaches you both the practical and management sides of the hospitality industry—things like customer service, food & beverage, front office, and even leadership skills for running hotels or restaurants. It's a step above Certificate III in Hospitality because it focuses more on supervising and managing teams, preparing you for real hospitality management roles. If you're considering it, Ashford College offers solid programs that prepare you really well for a career in this field.

The eligibility requirements to get the School of Business, MIT WPU, Pune BBA scholarship for Hospitality and Hotel Administration are slightly different from other BBA specialisations. For this course, the scholarships are offered on the basis of Class 10 & 12 scores. 

Here's the list of core subjects in BSc Hotel and Hospitality Administration:

• Food Production

• Food & Beverage Service

• Front Office Operations

• Housekeeping Operations

• Hospitality Communication

• Nutrition and Food Science

The average starting salary for BSc Hotel and Hospitality Administration graduates in India ranges from INR 2.5 to INR 4 LPA.

Salaries vary depending on the employer, job role, and location. Graduates working in top hotels, cruise lines, or airlines often start at the higher end. With experience, salaries increase significantly, especially in managerial and international positions within the hospitality industry.

Yes, graduates can find excellent opportunities in the cruise and airline industry after completing a BSc in Hotel and Hospitality Administration.

Hospitality skills such as customer service, food and beverage service, and guest relations are highly valued in these sectors. Many cruise liners and airlines hire hospitality graduates for positions in cabin crew, catering, and guest services, offering travel perks and global exposure.

Yes, both food production and housekeeping are integral parts of the BSc in Hotel and Hospitality Administration syllabus.

Food production covers cooking techniques, menu planning, and kitchen management. Housekeeping involves room upkeep, cleaning methods, and interior arrangements in hotels. These subjects are taught through theory and practical sessions, ensuring students develop essential skills for hospitality operations and management.

No, NCHM JEE is not the only option for admission to BSc in Hotel and Hospitality Administration.

Apart from NCHM JEE, many universities and institutes accept CUET scores. IIHM eCHAT is another popular test for IIHM campuses. Some private colleges may also have their own selection processes. So, students can choose the exam based on their preferred institute and admission route.

For BSc in Hotel and Hospitality Administration admissions, popular entrance exams include NCHM JEE, CUET, and IIHM eCHAT.

NCHM JEE is widely accepted by top IHMs across India. CUET is conducted for universities offering this course, while IIHM eCHAT is for admission to International Institute of Hotel Management campuses. The choice of exam depends on the colleges you're targeting.