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Bachelor in Hospitality and Hotel Administration

Overview

The Department of Hotel Management prepares students for dynamic roles in hospitality, tourism, culinary arts, and service management. With practical training kitchens, mock hotel setups, front-office labs, and industry internships, students learn hospitality operations, guest relations, culinary skills, and event management. The curriculum integrates global service standards, personality development, and communication skills, shaping confident professionals capable of leading in hotels, resorts, cruise lines, and tourism organizations. The Department instills a service-oriented mindset with strong managerial capabilities.

Message from the HoD

We are committed to prepare students for excellence in the hospitality industry with a perfect blend of theory and hands-on training. We focus on skill-based learning, service etiquette, and industry exposure to ensure our students meet global standards of hospitality. Our department is actively involved in continuous academic improvement through collaboration with various star category hotels. We maintain strong industry linkage and encourage participation in workshops and internships, and promote discipline and professionalism.

Mr. Gourab Biswas

Head of the Department (HOD), Department of Hotel Management

Notice Board

GCST/BBA/25

GCST/OC/NOTICE/2023/005

Programs Offered

PROGRAMS
Intake Capacity
YEARS
SEMESTER
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Hotel Administration
60 Seats
4
8
Academic Qualification:
Passed 10+2 in any stream (or its equivalent examination).
Craft Course in Hospitality Management
60 Seats
11 Months
NA
Academic Qualification:
Passed 10th (Madhyamik Examination

Curriculum

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Career Opportunities

Hotel management graduates can explore diverse career paths across global hospitality chains like LUXURY HOTELS AND RESORTS, CRUISE LINES, AIRLINES, EVENT MANAGEMENT FIRMS, BANKS, RAILWAYS, BPO, HOSPITALS and many more.

Core operational roles include Food & Beverage Manager, Front Office Manager, Executive Chef, and Housekeeping Manager, Event Planner, Guest Relation Executive, IRCTC Supervisors, alongside corporate tracks in sales, revenue management, and facility operations.

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Research & Innovation

The Department of Hotel Management actively promotes research and innovation by encouraging faculty members to undertake and implement new and often unique ideas, technology, and practices within the hospitality industry to enhance the guest experience and improve operational efficiency.

The department has made significant commitment to advance in depth knowledge, fostering innovation, and strengthening both faculty and students taking part in various types of advanced training methods that can lead to new advancements in the industry and help ensure that the next generation of hospitality professionals is equipped to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

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