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Hello friends, I have passed my 12th Board exam from NIOS Board with random subjects. I want to study Bachelor of Hotel Management course. Can you please tell me my eligibility to do this course?

To pursue Bachelor of Hotel Management course after 12th, you must have passed 10+2 with any stream.
Your 10+2 percentage must be above 45%.

Duration of the course may vary from 1.5 to 3 years.

Admissions to this course are offered on the basis of Qualifying examination, written test, PI and GD in top hotel management colleges of India.

While in normal hotel management colleges, you can get admission through qualifying examination and written test only.

One who has completed at least their 10+2 from any NOIS/State/CBSE recognized board examination or its equivalent (Diploma course) with 'English' subjects are eligible to join this course.

You can do these courses from:

Institute of Hotel Management, Catering & Nutrition, Pusa

Indian Institute of Hotel Management (IIHMs)

Institute of Hotel Management( IHMs)

International Institute of Hotel Management

Lovely Professional University (LPU)

Indian Institute of Hotel Management and Culinary Arts

Bharitiya Vidhyapeeth Univerisity,

Christ University,

The eligibility requirements for studying Bachelor of Hotel Management are given below:

- The candidate should have passed 10+2 or its equivalent education in any stream from any recognised board.
- The minimum required is 50%. This may vary based on the university.

Since NIOS is also a recognised board. You’ll be eligible for studying BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management) course.

The admission process varies based on the state & university. Few universities conduct entrance exam & few universities give direct admission based on the previous years performance. Some of the entrance exams are listed below:

- IIHM entrance exam
- Under graduate aptitude test
- Bharati Vidyapeeth university HM test
- NCHMCT JEE and etc.,

I want to pursue my bachelor's of hotel management course from NIOS. ...is it possible?