Hotel / Hospitality Management

Yes, BHM grads can apply for government jobs such as catering officers in railways, defense as well as tourism departments.

Exams like UPSC, SSC, and state PSCs also helps candidates to apply for administrative roles. 

Additionally, govt hospitality colleges hire BHM professionals as lecturers, training officers, or hospitality staff.

Technology plays a very imprtant part in the modern history, as well as in the Hospitality industry. BHM students learn to use hotel management software and booking systems as well as digital marketing tools.

Digital skills help in managing reservations and go through the customer data which needs technical skills. 

Yes, BHM is an excellent choice for students planning to open their own restaurant, café, or catering business.

The course equips you with skills in food production, kitchen management, costing, marketing, and customer service. With added business acumen and practical exposure, many graduates become successful food entrepreneurs.

No, mathematics is not compulsory for BHM admission. Students from any stream can apply.

However, basic math is taught during the course for accounting, costing, and inventory management. Commerce and Science students may find this easier, but even Arts students can manage with training provided in college.

Yes, strong communication in English is important in BHM, as hospitality grads need to have interaction with global clients and guests daily.

Fluency in English, along with soft skills such as politeness and problem-solving helps in improving the employment chances in luxury hotels and international hotels. 

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

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

Yes, BHM graduates do get jobs in the cruise line and airlines because both the sectors are always in need of good graduates. 

Bvarious job roles that are offered are cabin crew, inflight services, guest relations, food & beverage supervisors, or luxury hospitality managers on cruises.

The freshers in the industry can earn around INR 2.5 - 4.5 LPA after the degree but then it again depends on the location, type of job, the company, etc.

International placements or jobs in luxury chains like Taj, Oberoi, Marriott and Hilton, many may offer higher packages.

Candidatesmust know that experience also play a major role in estimating slaary of an individual. The more the experience, the better the pay of an individual.

A BHM course clearly has more value than a Diploma because it provides a comprehensive training with a wider career scope and better placement opportunities.

It also opens a door that allows for higher studies like MBA or MHM.

But, Diplomas are shorter and more of a job-oriented, but they may not offer managerial positions.

BHM is all about the process of managing and catering, which includes the entire hotel operations and functionalities. It include both the service skills with managerial skills.

But, BSc Hotel Management is more about the scientific side of the hospitality. It includes topics such as food science, catering technology and housekeeping techniques.