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A score between 470 to 530 will be the best for securing the cource seat, and it depends on the cutt off percentage for that year.

But for a better seurity you need atleast 470+ score and the later process will depends upon the councelling process.

So yes I think 470+ will be a good score for a grater chance of getting admissioon in B A in international institute of hotel management.

Yes, you can join the International Institute of Hotel Management without the CUET for a B.A. program. IIHM eCHAT is the main entrance exam followed by a personal interview. This allows candidates who have not taken the CUET to still apply with a tuition fee of Rs. 2.5LAKH .

There are 450 seats offered in the course.

The fee structure for the B.A. in Hospitality Management at the International Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM) for the B.A. programme is between INR 1,96,000 to INR 2,17,000. 

For example, at the IIHM Kolkata campus, the annual fee is approximately INR 2,00,000, while at the Delhi campus, it is around INR 2,17,000. 

B.A at IIHM fees is about 1.96 Lacs per year so it expensive because of 1.96 lakh+ other cost like as living cost and expenses.

To get admission to BA course 

The International Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM) generally requires candidates for the B.A. programme to have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks. Admissions are based on the scores of the Electronic Common Hospitality Admission Test (eCHAT)

College maintained about 80% to 90% student's placement in Novotel, QT Hotels and Resorts, JW Marriott Hotel, Fort Jadhavgadh, Hyatt Regency, Marriott Marquis Miami, The Wise Owl Steakhouse, International The Lalit, and more. 

Average package is 3.5 Lacs to 4 Lacs and the highest package offered about 8 lakh

Jindal School of Journalism and Communication (JSJC) BA in Film and New Media lasts for four years and is spread across eight semesters. The BA curriculum follows a credit system. The total credits of the entire semester sums up to 200, where 186 are academic credits and 14 are internship credits. The subjects that are covered in the first semecter of  Journalism and Media Studies are as follows:

• Visual Cultures
• Sound Appreciation
• Introduction to Graphic Design
• New Media and Network Futures
• India's Past and Present
• Reading for Writing

Jindal School of Journalism and Communication offered only three major specialisations lasting for four years. LSAT and Media Studies, Corporate Communication and Public Affairs, and LSAT and New Media. The total intake of all the courses is 120. JSJC BA admission mainly has three rounds. First candidates are assessed based on personal statement, the application process, and finally a valid score in any national/ state-level entrance exam or Jindal Scholastic. Find below the eligibility and selection criteria below: