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Eligibility Criteria

  • The candidate must be an Indian national.
  • Passed 12th Any Stream
  • 45% for Open and 40% for Reserved Category

Documents Required

Original documents and FOUR sets of attested photocopies are required at the time of admission:

  • Mark Sheets: All mark sheets from SSC (10th) onwards
  • Entrance Exam Scorecards: CUET Scorecard (if any) / SAT Scorecard (if any) / MHT-CET 2025 Score Card / JEE (Main) 2025 Score Card (if any)
  • Leaving Certificate: Issued by the previous institution
  • Migration Certificate: Required for students from other boards / universities
  • AADHAR Card: Copy of AADHAR card for the student, father, and mother
  • Gap Certificate: Applicable only for candidates with an academic gap
  • Passport-Size Photographs: Recent passport- size photograph with the student’s signature
  • Caste Certificate: Only for reserved category students as per eligibility criteria
  • All documents must be submitted in original form along with self-attested photocopies for verification

Course USPs

  • Exceptional placement records
  • Hands-on experience in prestigious hospitality venues
  • Comprehensive certification programs and skill enhancement certifications like FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India), WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust), french language certification, and more
  • Diverse internship opportunities across prestigious brands
  • Strong industry partnerships & MoUs with leading brands
  • Industry-oriented curriculum
  • State-of-the-art facilities featuring a bakery, food production units, front office and housekeeping labs, plus an in-house training kitchen and restaurant

Scope of Program

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Government & Public Sector

Roles in tourism departments, public hospitality projects, and policy-making.

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Luxury & Corporate Hospitality

Jobs in premium hotels, business hotels, and concierge services.

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Entrepreneurship

Scope to start hotels, cafes, or hospitality ventures.

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Event & Tourism Management

Roles in event planning, travel operations, and tourism promotion.

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Global Careers

Opportunities in international hotel chains, resorts, and cruise lines.

Scheme of the Program

The undergraduate program consists of 129 credits, with weightage distributed across the following components:

  • Major Core Courses (MCC)
  • Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)
  • Value Addition Courses (VAC) / MOOC
  • Ability Enhancement Course (AEC)
  • Indian Knowledge System (IKS)
  • On-The-Job Training / Research Project (OJT/RP)

Syllabus

1st Semester
  • Basic Food Production - I
  • Basic Food & Beverage Service - I
  • Basic Front Office & Housekeeping - I
  • French - I
  • Basics of Law
  • Basic Food Production - I Lab
  • Basic Food & Beverage Service - I Lab
  • Basic Front Office & Housekeeping – I Lab
  • Environmental Science
  • English Communication Skills – I
  • Indian Ethos
  • Hotel & Tourism Industry Development
  • The Science of Happiness & Well-being
2nd Semester
  • Basic Food Production - I
  • Basic Food Production - II
  • Basic Food & Beverage Service – II
  • Basic Front Office & Housekeeping - II
  • Catering Science & Nutrition
  • Digital Marketing
  • Basic Food Production – II Lab
  • Basic Food & Beverage Service – II Lab
  • Basic Front Office & Housekeeping – II Lab
  • Hotel Engineering
  • English Communication Skills – II
  • Culture of India
  • Yoga & Meditation
3rd Semester
  • Basic Food Production - I
  • Quantity Food Production
  • Food & Beverage Service
  • Front Office & Housekeeping
  • Bakery & Patisserie
  • Hotel Accountancy
  • Constitution of India
  • Cyber Security
  • Quantity Food Production - Lab
  • Food & Beverage Service - Lab
  • Front Office & Housekeeping - Lab
  • Food Preservation
  • Computer Applications
  • Physical Education – Sports
4th Semester Industrial Training

(4 - Month Industrial Training at 5-Star Hotels in India or Abroad)

Evaluation Criteria :
  • 1 Log Book & Certificates
  • 2 Project Report
  • 3 Appraisals
  • 4 Viva Voce
5th Semester
  • Advance Food Production – I
  • Food & Beverage Service Management - I
  • Accommodation Management - I
  • Banquet Management
  • Front Office Accounting & Night Auditing
  • Safety, Security & Ergonomics in Housekeeping
  • Entrepreneurship Development
  • Principles of Management
  • Research Methodology
  • Advance Food Production - I Lab
  • Food & Beverage Service Management-I Lab
  • Accommodation Management - Lab
  • Field Project on Major Core Course
6th Semester
  • Advance Food Production – II
  • Food & Beverage Service Management – II
  • Accommodation Management - II
  • Leadership for Chef
  • Catering Management
  • Travel Agency & Tour Operators
  • Hospitality Laws & Licenses
  • Human Resource Management
  • Dissertation / Project Work
  • Advance Food Production – II Lab
  • Food & Beverage Service Management-II Lab
  • Accommodation Management – II Lab

Program Structure with Course Credits

Semester 1 (Total Credits: 22)

Category Course Credits
Major Core Course (MCC) Basic Food Production – I 2
Basic Food & Beverage Service – I 2
Basic Front Office & Housekeeping – I 2
Open Elective (OE) – Any One French – I 2
Basics of Law 2
Vocational Skill Course (VSC) Basic Food Production – I Lab 2
Basic Food & Beverage Service – I Lab 2
Basic Front Office & Housekeeping – I Lab 2
Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) Environmental Science 1
Ability Enhancement Course (AEC) English Communication Skills – I 2
Indian Knowledge System (IKS) Indian Ethos 2
Value Education Course (VEC) Hotel & Tourism Industry Development 2
Co-Curricular Course (CC) Science of Happiness & Wellbeing 1

Semester 2 (Total Credits: 22)

Category Course Credits
Major Core Course (MCC) Basic Food Production – II 2
Basic Food & Beverage Service – II 2
Basic Front Office & Housekeeping – II 2
Minor Core Course (NCC) Catering Science & Nutrition 2
Open Elective (OE) – Any One Digital Marketing 2
Vocational Skill Course (VSC) Basic Food Production – II Lab 2
Basic Food & Beverage Service – II Lab 2
Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) Hotel Engineering 1
Ability Enhancement Course (AEC) English Communication Skills – II 2
Value Education Course (VEC) Culture of India 2
Co-Curricular Course (CC) Yoga & Meditation 1

Semester 3 (Total Credits: 22)

Category Course Credits
Major Core Course (MCC) Quantity Food Production 2
Food & Beverage Service 2
Front Office & Housekeeping 2
Minor Core Course (NCC) Bakery & Patisserie 2
Hotel Accountancy 2
Open Elective (OE) – Any One Constitution of India 2
Cyber Security 2
Vocational Skill Course (VSC) Quantity Food Production – Lab 2
Food & Beverage Service – Lab 2
Front Office & Housekeeping – Lab 2

Semester 4 – Industrial Training (Total Credits: 18)

4-Month Training, Evaluation Based on :
  • Log Book & Certificates
  • Project Report
  • Appraisals
  • Viva Voce

Semester 5 (Total Credits: 23)

Category Course Credits
Major Core Course (MCC) Advance Food Production – I 2
Food & Beverage Service Management – I 2
Accommodation Management – I 2
Major Elective Course (MEC) – Any Two Banquet Management 2
Front Office Accounting & Night Auditing 2
Safety, Security & Ergonomics in Housekeeping 2
Minor Core Course (NCC) Entrepreneurship Development 2
Principles of Management 2
Research Methodology Research Methodology 2
Vocational Skill Course (VSC) Advance Food Production – I Lab 2
Food & Beverage Service Management – I Lab 2
Accommodation Management – I Lab 2
CEP Field Project on Major Course 1

Semester 6 (Total Credits: 22)

Category Course Credits
Major Core Course (MCC) Advance Food Production – II 2
Food & Beverage Service Management – II 2
Accommodation Management – II 2
Major Elective Course (MEC) – Any Two Leadership for Chef 2
Catering Management 2
Travel Agency & Tour Operators 2
Research Methodology Hospitality Laws & Licenses 2
Human Resource Management 2
Dissertation / Project Work 2
Vocational Skill Course (VSC) Advance Food Production – II Lab 2
Food & Beverage Service Management – II Lab 2
Accommodation Management – II Lab 2

Internship Companies

Our students gain hands-on experience through internships at top national and international hospitality establishments, ensuring career readiness and skill development.

INTERNSHIP COMPANIES (RAISONI EDUCATION)
  • Taj Deccan, Hyderabad
  • The Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra
  • Vivanta Hyderabad, Begumpet
  • SeleQtions Hotel by IHCL, Nashik
  • Taj Lakefront, Bhopal
  • Trident Hotel, Hyderabad
  • Radisson Blu Hotel, Nagpur
  • Radisson Blu Hotel, Pune
  • Four Points by Sheraton, Pune
  • The Westin, Pune
  • Fariyas Resort, Lonavala
  • Hilton Shillim Estate
  • ITC Maratha, Mumbai
  • ITC Grand Goa Resort
  • Sangrila Hotel, Bengaluru
  • Le Meridien Hotel, Nagpur
  • Hotel Centre Point, Nagpur
  • Phi Phi CoCo Resort, Krabi, Thailand
  • Taj Devi Ratn Resort, Jaipur

Job-Oriented Certifications

Certificate of Achievement
  • Chef Odyssey – Flameless Cooking Competition
Certificate of Training

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)

  • Certified by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
  • Covers essential food hygiene, sanitation, and safety regulations for the hospitality & food service industry.
Certificate of Completion

Personality Development & Grooming

  • Focuses on enhancing communication skills, confidence, and professional etiquette essential for the hospitality industry.
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Placement Highlights (Raisoni Education)

Our students have secured prestigious placements with top companies, earning competitive salary packages:

₹ 3.00 LPA

Marriott Hotel

Indore

₹ 2.70 LPA

Haldiram’s

Nagpur

₹ 20.00 LPA

Hotel Indigo

Atlanta, USA

₹ 2.60 LPA

China Bistro

Mumbai

Industry Connect

Our students get exposure to top hospitality brands, luxury hotels, and renowned food & beverage companies, helping them understand industry trends and operations

  • Taj Deccan, Hyderabad
  • The Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra
  • Vivanta by Taj, Hyderabad
  • SeleQtions Hotel by IHCL, Nashik
  • Taj Lakefront, Bhopal
  • Trident Hotel, Hyderabad
  • Radisson Blu Hotel, Nagpur
  • Radisson Blu Hotel, Pune
  • Four Points by Sheraton, Pune
  • The Westin, Pune
  • Fariyas Resort, Lonavala
  • Hilton Shillim Estate
  • Starbucks
  • Domino’s
  • Pizza Hut
Industry Visits & Training
  • Brewery & Winery Visits (Exposure to wine, beer, and beverage production)

Top Recruiters

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Successful Alumni

  • Mr Aditya Srivas – Hotel Atlanta Downtown, USA
  • Mr Prajwal Mishra – Taj, Nashik
  • Ms Pooja Ghule – Marriott Hotel, Indore
  • Ms Shivani Gawate – Grand Hyatt, Goa
  • Mr Manish Lanjewar – Radisson Blu Hotel, Nagpur
  • Mr Abhishek Bhawsagar – Entrepreneur
  • Mr Aman Tadas – Entrepreneur

Testimonials

Mr Jasmehar Singh Koholi
B.Sc. Hotel Management (2nd Year)

"Raisoni Education offers the best platform to learn and grow in the hospitality industry. The exposure, training, and mentorship here ensure we are industry-ready from day one.”

Mr Nishant Patle
B.Sc. Hotel Management (2nd Year)

"The hospitality program at Raisoni Education is the perfect blend of theory and practice. From culinary skills to front office management, every aspect is taught with precision, making learning truly engaging."

Miss Namita Nitnaware
B.Sc. Hotel Management (3rd Year)

"Studying at Raisoni Education has been an enriching experience. The practical learning, industry visits, and supportive mentors have prepared me for the dynamic world of hospitality."

Mr Aman Tadas
B.Sc. Hotel Management (3rd Year)

"Raisoni Education has provided me with top-notch hospitality education. The hands-on training, expert faculty, and real-world exposure have shaped my confidence and skills for a successful career in the hotel industry."

FAQ

About the Program
1. What is a Hotel Management course?

Hotel Management is a professional program that trains students in hospitality operations, including food production, front office, housekeeping, and hotel administration.

2. What is the duration of a Hotel Management program?

Undergraduate programs like BHM or B.Sc. in Hotel Management usually last 3–4 years, depending on the university.

3. What is the eligibility criteria for admission?

Students must have completed 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.

4. Is there any entrance exam for Hotel Management?

Yes, some common entrance exams include:

  • NCHM JEE
  • IIHM eCHAT
  • Some institutes also conduct their own entrance tests.
5. What subjects are taught in Hotel Management?

Core subjects include:

  • Food Production
  • Food & Beverage Service
  • Front Office Operations
  • Housekeeping
  • Hospitality Marketing
  • Hotel Accounting
6. Is Hotel Management only about cooking?

No, it covers overall hotel operations including management, customer service, housekeeping, sales, and event management.

7. What skills are required for Hotel Management?
  • Communication skills
  • Grooming and personality
  • Customer service orientation
  • Leadership
  • Teamwork
8. Are internships compulsory in Hotel Management?

Yes, industrial training in hotels is a mandatory part of most programs.

9. Where do students do their internships?

Students often intern at reputed hotel chains such as:

  • Taj Hotels
  • The Oberoi Group
  • Marriott International
  • Hyatt Hotels Corporation
10. What career options are available after Hotel Management?

Graduates can work as:

  • Hotel Manager
  • Chef
  • Front Office Executive
  • Event Manager
  • Restaurant Manager
  • Cruise Staff
11. Can I become a chef after this course?

Yes, specializing in Food Production can lead to a career as a professional chef.

12. Is Hotel Management a good career option?

Yes, it offers global opportunities, career growth, and diverse job roles in the hospitality industry.

13. What is the salary after Hotel Management?

Starting salaries vary by role and organization. International placements often offer higher packages.

14. Can I work abroad after Hotel Management?

Yes, hospitality is a global industry with strong international demand.

15. Is mathematics compulsory for Hotel Management?

No, students from any stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) can apply.

16. What is the difference between BHM and Diploma in Hotel Management?

BHM is a full-degree program (3–4 years), while diploma programs are shorter (1–2 years) and more skill-focused.

17. What is front office in hotel management?

Front office handles guest reception, reservations, check-ins, and customer service.

18. What is housekeeping in hotel management?

Housekeeping manages cleanliness, room maintenance, and guest comfort.

19. Are grooming standards important in this field?

Yes, professional appearance and etiquette are essential in hospitality careers.

20. What is food and beverage service?

It involves serving food and drinks in restaurants, hotels, and banquets.

21. Can Hotel Management graduates start their own business?

Yes, they can start restaurants, cafes, catering services, bakeries, or event management companies.

22. What is event management in hospitality?

It involves planning and organizing events like weddings, conferences, and corporate functions.

23. Are campus placements available?

Yes, many institutes provide placement assistance and campus recruitment.

24. Can I pursue higher studies after Hotel Management?

Yes, options include:

  • MBA in Hospitality Management
  • MHM (Master of Hotel Management)
  • International certifications
25. What is industrial exposure training?

It is practical training in hotels where students gain real-world experience.

26. Is English communication important in Hotel Management?

Yes, English proficiency is important, especially for international guests.

27. Can I work in airlines after Hotel Management?

Yes, graduates can work as cabin crew or ground staff in aviation hospitality roles.

28. What is the role of a hotel manager?

A hotel manager oversees operations, staff management, guest satisfaction, and financial performance.

29. Is Hotel Management physically demanding?

Some roles, especially in kitchens and housekeeping, may require long hours and physical activity.

30. What industries hire Hotel Management graduates?

Graduates can work in:

  • Hotels & Resorts
  • Cruise Lines
  • Airlines
  • Event Companies
  • Luxury Retail
  • Tourism Sector

Campus Locations & Course Fees

Campus Name & Address Location Courses Specializations IL Open OBC VJ/NT/SBC/TFWS SC/ST OMS Contact Person
GHRUA, Amravati – GH Raisoni University, Amravati GHRU Amravati Diploma in Hospitality Studies Bekery Or Confectionery 44000 44000 44000 44000 44000 44000 Yash Kedia-8329861238
Bar Tending 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000
Front office and House Keeping 34000 34000 34000 34000 34000 34000
Culinary Arts 49000 49000 49000 49000 49000 49000
Nuetrition and Food science 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000
Travel and Tourisum 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000
Event Managment 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000 39000
Cruise Managment 49000 49000 49000 49000 49000 49000
Studio mangaemnt 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000
Naturopithy and Yoga 44000 44000 44000 44000 44000 44000
Hair Styling & Skin Treatment 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000 54000
GHRSTU, Nagpur – GH Raisoni Skill Tech University, Nagpur GHRSTU, Nagpur Diploma in Hospitality Studies PGDM (1 year) 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000 Amit Nanda Sir-8237661438
Bekery Or Confesnary 45000 45000 45000 45000 45000 45000
Bar Trading 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000
Front office and House Keeping 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000
Culinary Arts 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000
Nuetrition and Food science 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000
Travel and Tourisum 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000
Event Managment 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000 40000
Cruise Managment 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000
Studio mangaemnt 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000
Naturopithy and Yoga 45000 45000 45000 45000 45000 45000
Hair Styling & Skin Treatment 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000 55000

Autonomous vs RTMNU Difference

Feature RTMNU (Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University) Autonomous University
Curriculum Control Limited flexibility in changing curriculum due to external regulations. Greater control over curriculum and academic programs, allowing flexibility.
Administrative Freedom Subject to external administrative regulations and oversight. More autonomy in hiring, budgeting, and infrastructure development.
Research Opportunities Fewer resources and opportunities for research. Better access to research funding and industry collaborations, leading to increased research output.
Quality Control Quality control may be influenced by external authorities. Implements rigorous quality control mechanisms to maintain high academic standards.
Decision-making Slower decision-making due to external bureaucracy. Faster decision-making as decisions are made independently.
Industry Collaboration Limited ability to independently engage with industry. Establishes strong industry partnerships for internships and job placements.
International Recognition Limited international recognition. Can gain global recognition if high academic standards are maintained.
Accreditation Standards Governed by external accreditation bodies. Sets its own quality assurance and accreditation standards.
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Benefits Of An Autonomous University

  • Self-Governance and Internal Evaluation – Universities set their own rules and conduct internal assessments.
  • Updated Syllabus – Curriculum is regularly revised to stay relevant to industry trends.
  • Industry-Aligned Curriculum – New topics are incorporated as per market demand.
  • In-house Examinations – Exams are conducted internally, ensuring flexibility and efficiency.
  • Innovation and Research Focus – Encourages new technologies and research-driven learning.
  • High-Standard MoUs – Collaborations with top industries and institutions.
  • Emphasis on Quality Education – Prioritises academic excellence and skill development.
  • Higher Placement Rates – Strong placement drives compared to RTMNU.
  • Government and Research Funding – Receives funding from AICTE, UGC, and NBA for student research projects.
  • Fast-Track Examinations – Allows students to retake exams without long delays.
  • Global Recognition – Increased opportunities for international collaborations and recognition.
  • Strong Industry Partnerships – Provides internships and job placements through industry tie-ups.

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Admission Process

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Step I - Shortlisting

After the application deadline, the names of shortlisted candidates are displayed on the university website or notice board, and candidates are also notified directly via the contact details provided in the application.

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Step II – Provisional Admission

Provisional admission is given candidates awaiting results based on mark sheets from their previous years. Once the deadline of application is over, the candidate has to submit the final mark sheet, to confirm their eligibility. Once the provisional admission is granted, a candidate is given a month to put in the mark sheet for the qualifying examination. If this is not done, the provisional admission shall be cancelled. Provisional admissions are cancelled if the candidate does not satisfy the eligibility criteria or the minimum prescribed percentage.

Admission Process

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Step III – RUCET Admissions

The Raisoni University Common Entrance Test (RUCET) is a single entrance exam through which you can secure admission across our universities:

  • G H Raisoni University, Saikheda
  • G H Raisoni University, Amravati
  • G H Raisoni International Skill Tech University, Pune
  • G H Raisoni Skill Tech University, Nagpur

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Step IV – Reasons for Application Rejection

The following reasons may result in the rejection of the application:

  • The candidate fails to meet the eligibility criteria.
  • The required fee has not been paid.
  • The application form does not have the candidate’s or parent/guardian’s signature (where applicable).
  • The candidate fails to submit supporting documents within the stipulated time.

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Step V – Final Admission & Enrolment

Upon submission of all necessary documents and fees, the student is assigned an enrolment number by the university. However, admission is subject to the university rules at all times and the university’s discretion.