Hotel / Hospitality Management

Admission to Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology for BHMCT is based on the BUMAT entrance exam scores. Additionally, candidates are required to have a minimum 10+2 score of 45% to be eligible for admission. Whether it is difficult to get admission for the same depends on one's BUMAT scores and the availability of seats.

Both the institutes/school offers BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration. The three-year course is available in a full-time mode. For selection, the NCHMCT JEE score is considered. The below table showcases a comparison between IHMCT Kovalam and Oriental School of Hotel Mangament based on fees, seat intake, and rating:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

British Columbia College of Management fee for a three-year BHM programme is INR 3.50 lakh. Candidates need to pay a certain amount of fee at the time of admission to confirm their seats. However, this fee related information is taken from official source. By may vary. Students are advised to visit the official website and check a detailed BCCM fee structure.

As per the British Columbia College of Management admission process for BHM programme, candidates are offered admission based on college's in-house entrance exam. Students must meet the following admission criteria to secure a seat to British Columbia College of Management:

Bangalore Culinary Academy provides a scholarship of INR 25,000 to students who are deserving and scored at least 90% in both their 10th and 12th standard exams.
Furthermore, the fee structure of the academy is competitively set, which is 25% to 40% lower than other top culinary schools in India.

The cost of the Dual Bachelor Degree in Culinary Arts and Hotel Management offered by Bangalore Culinary Academy ranges from INR 3,60,000 to 6,25,000. 
Compared to other prestigious cooking schools in India, this pricing schedule is roughly 25% to 40% less expensive
Additionally, students who have received at least 90% on their 10th and 12th grade exams are eligible to receive a stipend of INR 25,000 from the academy. 
Despite the substantial financial outlay the school is a more affordable choice for prospective chefs and hospitality workers due to its affordable tuition and scholarship programs.

Bangalore Culinary Academy provides a Five-Year Dual Bachelor's Degree programme in Culinary Arts and Hotel Management.
Entrance in this course expects candidates to complete their 12th class from a reputed board.
The process of applying is usually to provide academic transcripts and can incorporate an entrance test or interview in order to gauge the candidate's potential for working in the hospitality and culinary sectors.