Is Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School hard to get into for Indian students?

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Akash Gaur | Contributor-Level 10

2 days ago

No, BMIHMS is not hard to get into for Indian students. According to several unofficial sources, Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School acceptance rate is 99%.

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Can I pay my fees in instalments at the Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School?

Akash Gaur

Yes, students can pay their tuition fees in instalments at BMIHMS. Fees are billed and paid across individual study periods.

Each instalment is due to be paid on or before the census date specified for that specific period. Check affordable education loans to study in Australia.

Where is BMIHMS ranked globally?

Akash Gaur

The Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School ranks #1 in Australia and #21 globally for Hospitality and Leisure Management in the QS World University Rankings 2026.

How old do I need to be to apply to Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School?

Akash Gaur

Indian students need to be at least 18 years old by the end of the first term of their studies to be eligible for higher studies at Blue Mountains. For detailed programme specific entry requirements, check the BMIHMS Admission page on Shiksha Study Abroad.

Mishita Singhal

Both universities are fair off and have different courses to offer on the platter. Blue Mountains is a hotel management school whereas UTAS will offer a business international course.

I have letters of Enrollment for Masters at both BMIHMS (Sydney) & Cesar Ritz (Switzerland). Which one should I choose?

Pallavi Choudhury

Hi Sharang, that's a tough decision, since both of them are well known and highly ranked. You may look at the employment opportunities by visiting their websites and email them as well. Find out the corporate tie-ups they have and if you study in Switzerland, find out if you will be able to look for