Bachelor of Hospitality Management [BHM]

We were taught the general subjects in the first year and after which the main subject was introduced in which management, English language, nutrition, economics, and mathematics are the prominent ones. Exams were very similar to a semester wise bachelor? degree format but the practical exam had much importance.

As per my frame of reference, the placement opportunities for the bachelor stream students were on a moderate level. However, including me, many students got the job at some renowned private sectors like Accor Hotels, Marriott International, and The LEELA.

Many guests were sent an invitation and called for an expert lecture and several faculty felicitations events at the campus. Students organized seminars with the permission of the officials and showed their relevant curriculum talent.

The school took fees in a fixed amount as 5.5 lakhs per year and it was to be paid in two installments. Also, the fees were much expensive as per everyone? perspective as students had to take loans to pay the fees on time.

For students, the school organized some activities like management seminars and some video sessions on general topics. Apart from it, there were campus activities like art events and shows, students motivation webinars, and alumni meet after the exams of the students got over.

I have good interaction with the students who were my seniors as they had given me their previous notes and books after I approached them. They were helpful in these ways and also gave their mere support at the campus.

As the selection process was based on interview and GD, I gave my application here in this particular school after my higher secondary results came. Also, the way for the application was online so I uploaded the necessary documents after the interview was scheduled on campus.

Usually, the faculty was good but in the first year, only the most experienced faculty came to take the lecture as students were new and they need much information regarding the institute and also the course curriculum.