Hotel / Hospitality Management

After 12th, you can do Bachelor's in travel and tourism or BBA in Travel and Tourism. You can apply in IITM, Indian Institute Of Travel and Tourism Management, which is the premier institution for Travel Tourism management under government of India. Moreover there are lots of universities where you can study Travel and Tourism.
Good Luck.

You do have the option of doing a Diploma course. If you are planning to do B.Sc then you would have to do all the department work of the hotel.

Hi Vipin,
Fees of all the colleges revise per year. Fees mentioned here are just for the range. You should definitely contact to the college authorities for exact fees details of every new session.
Best of luck.

NCHMCT is the all India exam that you can opt for and can get into the top IHMs for the hotel management course.

In your Diploma admission the overall merit will be considered. Doing an English course will give you a sharp competitive edge, you can pursue an English speaking course from YMCA. There is a variety of courses as per every student needs. So, do check their website for further details.

Dear Akash,
I tried checking few education platforms and the college website and couldn't find any information regarding the college fee structure. The only thing that you can do is call the Management and confirm with the fee structure. There are high chances of the college not disclosing the fee to the public as per the institution discretion.

You haven't described the college you wish to take admission in. Let us presume that your college of interest is a premium institute such as IITTM. Eligibility is 60% in graduation and possibly you need to qualify an entrance exam as well.

Yes, you can, but this would depend on the college or university you are applying to as various universities have a different policy regarding these issues or factors.

Well, most of the private hotel management colleges still have many seats left, but don't count in the government colleges as almost all seats are based on merit. The exception is available for students who have scored well in class 12th.