What Students Say
Likes
- The kitchen and facilities are niceand very helpful
- The rules are strict which are important for building manners and work ethics
- The college has lots of opportunities through fedts and events
Dislikes
- The teachers are rude and don't care for childrens opinion at times
Course Curriculum Overview
I love this cource personally and I always wanted to this it helps in building the future I wanna be in it has a video variety of opportunities that it provides me with to take in the future.it is very easy course compared to other cources and it has more of practical than theory which is my favourite part
Placement Experience
Students become eligible for campus placements in their final semester. Top recruiters include Taj Hotels, Marriott, Oberoi, ITC Hotels, and cruise liners like Carnival. Highest Package: ?6-7 LPA (cruise liners/luxury hotels). Average Package: ?3.5-4 LPA (hotel management roles). Placement Percentage: Around 85-90%. After graduation, I plan to work with a reputed hotel or cruise line to gain experience, aiming to specialize in luxury hospitality or event management in the future.
Fees and Financial Aid
Soo the college accepts one time payment for the course I'm doing which is 75000 but if someone has financial issues they can talk to the principal and write the letter to pay in installments. The fees include 2 sets of uniform one set of kitchen clothes and cooking kit .
Campus Life
Campus Life is very nice the canteen is a very good place to spend time with my friends and the library is also very good . Opposite the college is cafe andora which is also a good hangout place the campus has a big multipurpose turf
Admission
I chose St. Andrew’s College of Hotel Management because it offered a great balance of quality education, affordable fees, and excellent placement opportunities. Compared to other colleges like IHM Mumbai and WGSHA Manipal, which have high cutoffs and intense competition, St. Andrew’s had a more accessible admission process. It also provided modern infrastructure and proximity to home in Pune, which was a big advantage. Although I was rejected by IHM Mumbai and WGSHA due to tough cutoffs and limited seats, St. Andrew’s turned out to be the perfect fit. The admission process included an entrance test, Class 12 merit, and a personal interview, with reasonable cutoffs ensuring accessibility. Overall, St. Andrew’s offers a well-rounded curriculum, practical learning opportunities, and strong industry connections, making it an excellent choice for my hospitality career.
Faculty
The faculty is a mix of good and bad people some teachers understand and teach the children according to their pace and some teachers don't entertain the children and don't let them answer for their mistakes and students are targated
Night Life
There is no night life in our college but there are events which take place in the evening which are very beautiful and all lit up during those days it has christmas and new year ball a most awaited event that is very beautiful in the evening
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