Institute of Hotel Management faridabad Admission

Institute of Hotel Management Faridabad was founded in the academic year of 1989 and is located in Faridabad, Haryana. It is a private institution which is affiliated to National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Noida. The institution is known for giving appropriate opportunity of learning and acquiring skills so that its students give best response to the demands of the industry.

• Institute of Hotel Management offers under graduation and Diploma programmes under the domains of Hotel Management, Science and Vocational Courses, in numerous specializations.
• Institute of Hotel Management offers Bachelors of Science (B. Sc) at UG level under the specialization of Hospitality and Hotel Administration.
• Total intake of candidates into B. Sc course is 140 students per annum.
• Candidates should have passed in 12^th/ intermediate or its equivalent from any recognised board/ university with the minimum aggregate of 50% marks for admission into B. Sc course at Institute of Hotel Management.
• Final selection is done on the basis of student’s score in NCHMCT JEE entrance exam and hence candidate should qualify NCHMCT (National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology) Join Entrance Examination.
• Institute of Hotel Management offers Diploma program of one-year six-month duration program. The diploma course is available under the specialization of Food & Beverage service and Food production.
• Total intake of candidates into diploma program is 70 students per annum.
• Admission into diploma course is done on the basis of candidates score in 12^th class. Minimum 40% marks in 12^th is mandatory.
• The application process for admission into courses available at Institute of Hotel Management is online. Candidates can fill the application form online through the college official website. The filled in application form must be submitted online along with the required qualification documents. The application fee is INR 550, which can be paid through demand draft.