Hotel Management & Catering Technology

B. A. International Hospitality Administration (B.A.- IHA) | B.Sc. in Hospitality Studies affiliated to University of Mumbai

1) The candidate will be considered eligible if he/she complies with the following conditions.

a. Must have passed qualifying examination viz. Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent with at least 50% marks if he/she is a General Category candidate and 45% marks if he/she is a Backward Class Category candidate.

b. Must have passed such a qualifying exam from any of the recognized school/junior college in Maharashtra State subject to relaxation in Rule 2.

c. Must have Indian nationality subject to relaxation in Rule 2.

2) The following category of candidates shall also be eligible for admissions even though they may not have passed the qualifying exam from any of the recognized schools in Maharashtra as required by Rule 1. Above.

a. Sons and daughters of persons domiciled in any State other than Maharashtra are subject to production of certificate of domicile in respect of the father and if the father if the candidate is not living or staying with the mother, domicile certificate of the mother should be produced.

b. Students passing the S.S.C. and H.S.C. exam from Maharashtra are not required to produce domicile certificate.

c. Sons and daughters of Central Govt. employees including Service Personnel or Govt. of India Undertaking employees who have been transferred year preceding the one in which admissions are effected. Other dependents are not included in this category.

d. Candidates sponsored by the Govt. of India against seats reserved for the Govt. of India.

e. Sons and daughters of Maharashtra State Govt. servants presently posted in Maharashtra but whose sons/daughters have passed the qualifying exam outside Maharastra, when such govt. servant was posted or on deputation outside Maharashtra.

Procedure for Granting Admissions:-

1) Candidates considered for admission will be informed accordingly by post at their address of correspondence in the Application form. A specific reporting date will be given for detailed scrutiny of their application. If the candidate fails to report, his/her application will be considered null and void and admission will be offered to such candidates are eligible for admission, but who do not receive any communication in this respect by this date may inquire personally at the office of the authority prescribed in Rule Above to ascertain their position. Notices will be put on the Notice Board of the Institute for their results of admissions from time to time.

2) The total no. Of students to be admitted will be equal to the intake capacity plus 10% more.
A consolidated Merit List arranging all other applications, irrespective of castes or categories in the order of merit will be exhibited. A candidate seeking admission to a course covered by these rules shall have the right to raise an objection against the marks obtained by another candidate if he has reason to believe that they are not given correctly.

The candidate raising the objection must give the same in writing within three days of the exhibition of the provisional merit list stating the reasons and sufficient evidence to support his charge. Mere expression of suspicion or doubt shall not be sufficient to warrant an inquiry. The admitting authorities will conduct an inquiry on the basis of evidence given. After considering such objections, a final list will be exhibited and calls for interview sent.