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The top hotel management colleges in South India are:
1. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition (IHM), Bangalore
2. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition (IHM), Hyderabad
3. Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition (IHM), Chennai
4. International Institute of Hotel Management, Hyderabad
5. International Institute of Hotel Management, Bangalore
6. Christ University, Bangalore
7. Army Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology
The S.no. 1,2,3 offers B.Sc-HHA, The eligibility criteria is 12th with English and entrance test NCHM-JEE-2019.
S.no. 4 and 5 offers the following courses as:
a) Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Administration (3 years full-time course)
b) Advanced Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Administration (3 years full-time course)
c) B.Sc in Hospitality and Tourism Studies from YCMOU (Pune Campus Only)
The eligibility criteria for above courses are 12th with English and (Electronic common hospitality admission test) E-CHAT followed by Group Discussion & Personal Interview of the short listed candidates to be held at all major cities of the country. S. no. 6 and 7 offer BHM course and conducts their own entrance test for admission.
Best of luck.

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