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Annu PILLAII am a Faculty in Government Hotel Management
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It depends on the rank or marks you have scored in CET exams 2018 and which city and college you would like to tale admission please check the cutoffs 2017bhmct. You have not mentioned your score and rank
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
There's not much difference between the two. But the only main difference I can point out is that. One is for 3 years and another for 4 years. Both the courses gets similar placements . or jobs . But another difference is that government IHMs offer only BSc and not BHMCT
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
It depends on your skills and the department of your choice. It would be difficult for you to get into a managerial position soon. But you can join as a trainee or staff member in the hotel.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
I am happy you have found your interest towards Culinary Arts.
BHM is more theoretical and practical but here emphasis in on core subjects like Food Production, Food Service, Front Office and Housekeeping. But when you are clear that you want only Culinary Arts as your trade, I'd suggest you to focus only on that, because that will give you an overall idea about the course. Moreover, Culinary Arts needs no theoretical knowledge, it needs hands-on experience. So it is more about you learning practically. I suggest you to take up culinary courses, master it and then apply for culinary jobs. It will definitely give you a happy life.
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I am happy you have found your interest towards Culinary Arts.
BHM is more theoretical and practical but here emphasis in on core subjects like Food Production, Food Service, Front Office and Housekeeping. But when you are clear that you want only Culinary Arts as your trade, I'd suggest you to focus only on that, because that will give you an overall idea about the course. Moreover, Culinary Arts needs no theoretical knowledge, it needs hands-on experience. So it is more about you learning practically. I suggest you to take up culinary courses, master it and then apply for culinary jobs. It will definitely give you a happy life.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
you can join a hotel . any hotel management related courses can easily land you a job in a hotel . then there is the tourism sector . hospitality graduates are in demand in that field too. Then there is sales and marketing . food safety officer . customer care executive . and a few other jobs you could land with a degree in hospitality
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Anik Verma
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Hi Krishan, It depends on your interest. Both the courses are good and have bright future. Diploma in Food Production is a 1.6-year long course followed by 24 weeks of industrial training. The minimum eligibility for pursuance of the course is the successful completion of the 10+2 level of education, or a Bachelors degree, depending on the type of the course. Craftsmanship Course in Food Production is a 1.5-year certificate course, the minimum eligibility is 10+2 from any recognised college or its equivalent exam. Admission to Craftsmanship Course in Food Production is depending upon the premise of students performance in a relevant en
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palak sahjournalism student
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Hi Mohd, Scope, Salary and Job Opportunities
After completing the course, graduates may get hired at major International or Domestic Airports. Average starting salary is usually between 3-6 Lacs Rupees per year. Job roles available are-
Airport Manager
Administrator
Staff Manager
Safety Officer.
After completing the course, graduates may get hired at major International or Domestic Airports. Average starting salary is usually between 3-6 Lacs Rupees per year. Job roles available are-
Airport Manager
Administrator
Staff Manager
Safety Officer.
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Anik Verma
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Hi, Candidates are informed that admission in B.Sc. Hospitality and Hotel Administration course is done strictly on the basis of a candidates All India Rank (AIR) in NCHMCT JEE. No separate group discussion or interview round is conducted for admissions. Basis a candidates rank and minimum qualifying marks NCHMCT JEE cut-offs are prepared. Please refer the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/exams/nchmct-jee/counselling
https://nchmcounselling.nic.in/NCHMRegistration/report/OpenCloseRank.aspx?boardId=1003.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/exams/nchmct-jee/counselling
https://nchmcounselling.nic.in/NCHMRegistration/report/OpenCloseRank.aspx?boardId=1003.
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shubham Sawana
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There is no fixed fee but the fee is about Rs. 60000 in 1-3-5 semesters & Rs. 40000 in 2-4-6 semesters.
You can also check on their website.
You can also check on their website.
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