What is the difference between BA, B.Sc, BBA and BHM courses in the field of hotel management?

1. Bachelor of Arts in Hotel Management is a 4-year undergraduate course, the minimum eligibility for admission to which is the successful completion of 10+2 level of education from a recognized educational Board. The course essentially involves the techniques and ways to operate a hospitality-oriented business, such as a hotel, restaurant, casino, etc. 2. B.Sc in hotel management (HHA) is 3-years undergraduate programme offers by NCHMCT's IHMs. The essential requirement for this course is 10+2 with English. 3. BBA in Hotel Management is 3 year programme combines sound theory and craft-based learning with professional internships in the industry and prepares students for the Bachelor Degree. B.A. In Hotel Management. Essential requirement for this course is also 10+2. 4. Bachelor of Hotel Management or BHM is an undergraduate course introducing students to the fundamentals and different facets of the hospitality sector. For securing an admission in BHM the basic eligibility criteria 10+2 pass in any stream. The duration of this course varies from 3-4years depending on college. Further not just B.Sc Hotel Management but there are other variations of the course such as BA Hotel Management and BBA Hotel Management. The basic difference between these courses and BHM is that they are basic graduation programme of 3 years duration while BHM can be of 4 years duration. Also, these courses apply a stream specific approach to hotel management. On the other hand, BHM is a course which is designed specifically to cater to the requirements of the hospitality industry.

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