I've completed my professional Diploma in hotel management from an Open University of Malaysia but not completed +2. Am I eligible for B.Sc?

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    pradeep kumar Sr. Section Engr(Design) | Scholar-Level 18

    6 years ago
    The essential eligibility criteria for B.Sc-HHA programme from premier college of hotel management like Institute of Hotel Management (IHMs) and IIMs is 10+2 with English or equivalent from a recognized board/University. Because, your basic qualification is class 10th only, it is not enough for admission in B.Sc Hotel management programme. Further, on the basis of professional Diploma and class 10th, you cannot get admission for B.Sc Hotel management courses.
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