Is there any difference between BHM & B.Sc in hotel management?

Hi, There is not much difference between BHM and B.Sc in Hospitality Management. Basically, all the central and State Government IHMs provide a degree of B.Sc, which is recognised by National Counsel of Hotel Management and Catering Technology and Indira Gandhi National Open University and the Colle

Hello, Technically there is no difference. It is just a difference in "Nomenclature". Course content is almost same. Few subjects may vary from university to university, but essence of the course is same. Industry does not differentiate between BHM and B.Sc in HM, when it comes to placement.

B.Sc. Hotel management is traditional graduation, not a full pledged hotel management course. But BHM is full pledged course and it is specially designed for hotel management. Of course BHM has a better scope as after doing it you can work in service industry, tourism sector and even airlines. LPU S

Yes, you can see a difference in fees and course duration. Good luck.

Yes, you can see a difference in fees and course duration. Both the courses are still following the traditional method to teach students. If a student wants more industry exposure then he/she should join B.Voc degree in Hotel Management. B.Voc is a work integrated degree programme where applicants g

Bachelors' (BA) in Hotel management is about the undergraduate course of 4 year duration, where you will be dealing with the operation and management of the hotel, mainly you won't be doing service, and you will be in the management section. B.Sc in Hotel Management: Three year program equips studen

B.Sc in hospitality and hotel administration is generally offered by Central Govt. IHMs and other institutes affiliated to NCHMCT offer courses of 3-years duration, while BHM is mostly offered by private institutes affiliated to state universities and is of 4-years duration. Apart from this, there

Basically, there is no major difference between BHM and B.Sc in any university. The student gets benefit in the future, because this certificate helps the student to move any BHM related stream of jobs and at the same time, students can choose the streams in B.Sc, once they are done with the study.

BHM is generally an AICTE approved degree which is a 4 year course, while B.Sc in HM is a 3 year course. The terminology difference is only with the AICTE approval. But, the core subjects in both the courses are same and more over the industry does not bother to check whether the student has done BH