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Aston Martin

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Dear reader,

IAM Institute of Hotel Management Guwahati's three-year programme is well-known for its AICTE-approved curriculum and stellar placement record with prestigious companies like Taj and ITC. In a similar vein, LPU provides top-notch hospitality programs with a functioning hotel on campus, foreign internships, and first-rate placements with worldwide luxury brands.

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Gaurika Chhabra

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Dnyaan Prasad Global University-School for Hospitality and Tourism PhD fees is INR 2.1 lakh. Dnyaan Prasad Global University-School for Hospitality and Tourism PhD fee structure includes various componets such as Synopsis Submission Fees, Final Defence Viva- Voc, Ph.D Course Work, etc. The total fees may differ at the time of final payment due to the variables of the fee structure.

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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The CT Institute of Management and Information Technology of Management and Science offers Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (BHMCT) course, which is a 4 year full time course approved by AICTE and offered by IK Gujral Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar. 

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Akash Gaur

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Cooking for oneself is usually the better and more cost-effective option at the Griffith College Ireland. Eating out can cost between EUR 15 and EUR 20 (INR 1.6 K and INR 2.2 K) per meal.

Shared kitchen facilities are available at on-campus residences. 

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Rashmi Karan

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There is no strict upper age limit, but you must have completed your 10+2 education to apply for the BA in Culinary Arts. GD Goenka University requires International Baccalaureate (IB) students to have passed with 3 Higher Level and 3 Standard Level subjects. Because this course is physically demanding and involves professional kitchen work, a general fitness level and a passion for the food industry are highly valued during the selection process to ensure you can handle the practical curriculum.

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Chikat Marchang

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Yes, the Vivekanand Institute of Management, Ahmedabad features BHMCT as its flagship and specialty programme in specialisations such as Food & Beverage Service Management, Food & Beverage Production Management, Housekeeping Management, Front Office Management, Tourism, etc.

The institute is well worth the hype as it is uniquely equipped with the tools and infrastructure to develop career ready graduates through theoretical and practical learning alongside 20 weeks of industrial training in one of VIM Ahmedabad's many industry partnerships.

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Raj Priya

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Vivekanand Institute of Management, Ahmedabad offers a total of 60 seats in BHMCT programme. This number is taken from the official website of college. It may change.

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Rashmi Karan

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Yes, it is highly recommended that a seat is secured early for the BA in International Culinary Arts course at ITM Skills University, as it is one of the most sought-after courses. Seats for the course are taken up well before the August session commences. By applying early for the BA course, the students will avoid the last-minute risk of missing a seat for the specialisation of their choice.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes, some private colleges offer admission without IIHM eCHAT. However, IIHM colleges mainly give admission through this exam, so appearing for it gives better chances.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes, you can study hotel management without giving Oberoi STEP exam. Many other colleges and universities offer hotel management courses through different entrance exams or direct admission processes.

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