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Sharad Kushwah

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The college has a good infrastructure, including well-maintained classrooms, a huge library, and a canteen. The course curriculum is quite futuristic and provides progressive education training schemes through practical and theoretical knowledge of every phase of hotel, catering, and institutional management. The faculty members at D. Y. Patil SHTS are a nice blend of academically and professionally experienced people, which gives them a rich viewpoint that combines the practical with the theory. Students are provided with industry experience from the first year, and industrial visits are planned almost every month, giving each an

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Chhaya kumari

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The fee for UG courses at D Y Patil School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies is as follows:
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Studies and Culinary Studies: INR 2.06 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)
Bachelor of Science in Culinary Studies: INR 2.06 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Studies: INR 2.06 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)

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Chhaya kumari

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D Y Patil School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies accepts entrance exam scores based on the respective boards offering the course. The admission to the BSc programs is based on the performance in the entrance examination conducted by the respective boards offering the course, followed by a group discussion and/or personal interview. The eligibility criteria for the BSc programs typically require candidates to have passed Class XII (10+2) in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks.

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Chhaya kumari

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The tuition fee for BSc in Hospitality is INR 90,000 per year. On the other hand, the fee structure for IHM Delhi varies depending on the course and category of the candidate. For example, the fee for the BSc programme in Hospitality and Hotel Administration is INR 1,15,000 per year for General/OBC candidates and INR 57,500 per year for SC/ST candidates.

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Chhaya kumari

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The admission process is merit-based, and the final selection is based on the marks secured in the last qualifying examination. However, the minimum criteria for admission to the Bachelor of Science courses at the school typically require candidates to have passed Class 10+2 in any stream with a minimum of 50 percent marks. The admission to the BSc programs is based on the performance in the entrance examination conducted by the respective boards offering the course, followed by a group discussion and/or personal interview.

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Chhaya kumari

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The admission process is merit-based, and the final selection is based on the marks secured in the last qualifying examination. However, the minimum criteria for admission to the Bachelor of Science courses at the school typically require candidates to have passed Class XII (10+2) in any stream with a minimum of 50 percent marks. The admission to the BSc programs is based on the performance in the entrance examination conducted by the respective boards offering the course, followed by a group discussion and/or personal interview.

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Chhaya kumari

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Yes, you can get into D Y Patil School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies UG Diploma with 70% in class 12th. The eligibility criteria for admission to the UG Diploma courses at the school typically require candidates to have passed Class XII (10+2) in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks. However, the admission process is merit-based, and the final selection is based on the marks secured in the last qualifying examination.

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