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About Department

About Department of Hotel Management

The tourism and hospitality sector, which employs about 10% of the global labor force, is arguably the most active sector in the world. There is a global shortage of competent workers with the appropriate training and experience due to the industries dynamic. For professionals in tourism and hospitality all over the world, the RPET Institute of Hotel Management offers a four-year degree programme and has set standards for professionalism, leadership, and service quality. The RPET Institute of Hotel Management has top-notch facilities that are comparable to those found in star-rated hotels. These facilities include a well-equipped training kitchen, bakery, and confectionery for developing culinary (cooking and baking) skills; a well-equipped fine dining restaurant with a mock-up bar for developing food and beverage skills; well-appointed suite rooms; and linen rooms for housekeeping.

Message from Principal/HOD

HoD’s Message

 

 

Welcome to the R.P. EDUCATIONAL TRUST GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, FACULTY OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, on behalf of staff & faculty, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all. Hotel Management College has a lot of offer academically & socially and I hope that you will take maximum advantage of opportunities during your stay in this college. The achievement comes through Knowledge and Knowledge through education. The education will now be progressive and will have more relevance to the current practices prevalent in the industry. FACULTY OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT aims towards providing industry integrated programs through the vocational and formal education, where a student is prepared as per the need of the industry and has a higher level of acceptance for employ ability from the industry.

I invite you to become an integral part of this enriching learning environment. Success is always followed by hard work & Dedication. We wish you a successful and bright future

Mr Dinesh Sharma

Hotel Management & Catering Department

Program Education Objectives and Outcome

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Providing Comprehensive Education: They strive to offer a well-rounded curriculum covering various aspects of hotel operations, including food and beverage management, front office operations, housekeeping, sales and marketing, human resources, and financial management. This ensures graduates have a holistic understanding of the industry.
 

Program Eligibility

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To be eligible for the BHM&CT 4 Years program at RPIIT college Basdhara Karnal, candidates must have passed the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) from recognized board. A minimum aggregate of 50% is often required.

Research Publications

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Under Progress

About Laboratories

About Laboratories

 Food Production:-

  • Develop and uphold the project’s high standards for food safety and sanitation.
  • Improve the success rate in the fundamental terms and methods of the culinary, baking, and pastry arts, including the preparation, serving, and presentation of food.
  • Describe the traits, purposes, and dietary sources of the major nutrients, as well as the nutritious cooking techniques, such as how to enhance nutrient retention.
  • Communicate clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing.
  • Create business improvement methods based on operational theory and practices that combine creativity and problem-solving abilities.
  • Recognize and illustrate the principles of the methods used in food service operations for buying, receiving, and issuing recipes.
  • Create and implement ethical and environmentally friendly policies for the hospitality sector.
  • Describe the organisation and style guidelines for menus and food service facilities.
  • Recognize the sources of food, the variations in growing techniques, and how to construct a seasonal cuisine.
  • Show and talk about the different ingredients and cooking styles used all over the world.
  • Establish the abilities necessary for success in the field, such as the capacity to collaborate with others, supervise people, and manage several projects at once.
  • Make meals from regional, global, and traditional cuisines and show that you know how to use them in the modern food service industry.
  • Acquire the rhythm, accuracy, quickness, and other abilities necessary for success in the culinary industry.

Front Office Services:- 

  • Analyze the management, accounting, finance, marketing, and other functional systems used in the hospitality and travel sectors.
  • Implement resource strategies for the food service, accommodation, and travel industries.
  • Provide students with the information and abilities needed to join a hotel front desk staff.
  • Understanding different service levels and market groups in the hospitality industry as they apply to the hotel’s front desk area.
  • Recognizing the value of property management systems (PMS) and the function they play in the hotel sector.
  • Use your communication skills to involve a variety of people in the hospitality and travel sectors.
  • Acquiring the knowledge and abilities needed to manage guest departures and arrivals.
  • Carry out hotel accounting functions, such as publishing accounts and processing cash and credit activities at the desk.
  • Utilizing knowledge and abilities in various contexts in the hotel and tourism industries will show that you can think critically and solve problems.
  • Recognizing the need to utilise appropriate language when communicating with visitors.
  • Recognizing the role that ethnicity, culture, and demographics have in communicating with visitors and delivering a more individualised service.
  • Gain confidence in handling demands from visitors and overcoming obstacles that frequently appear when they are staying or leaving.
  • Describe the duties of the front desk, the accounting processes, the revenue management techniques, the checkout and settlement techniques, and the functions and verification of the night audit.
  • Develop an understanding on the night audit process.

Housekeeping:-

  • Explain the function of the housekeeping division of a hotel and the significance of excellent communication between housekeeping and other divisions.
  • Use strategies to develop and enhance human resource skills in recruiting, orienting, and recruiting.
  • Apply strategies to strengthen your training, planning, encouraging, and punishing human resources skills.
  • Maintain both reused and non-recycled inventory lists. Techniques covered involve conducting a physical inventory, determining par levels for various types of stocks, and implementing efficient inventory control systems.
  • Describe the normal cleaning duties that the housekeeping department performs and how the department is planned and organized using area inventory lists, frequency schedules, performance requirements, and productivity standards.
  • Utilizing the operational budget as a tool for cost management, tracking expenditures based on budget cost per occupied room, and adopting cost-effective purchasing strategies will help the housekeeping department keep costs under control.
  • Recognize the needs for safety and security in hospitality industry and how concerns with security and safety impact H/K staff.

Food and Beverage Service:-

  • Describe the functions of the various food and beverage positions and show the various forms of food and beverage organisational charts.
  • Describe and provide examples of your best qualities with respect to F&B service.
  • Describe the numerous tools and equipment used in the F&B service and shows how to use each one properly.
  • Know how to use and remember common terms used in the food and beverage sector.
  • Examine menus and their effect on the food and drink served to customers.
  • The students learn about the hospitality and catering industry and how it relates to their specific occupations within the sector.
  • Understanding of various services.
  • Understanding of menu items, including ingredients and preparation methods, accoutrements and garnishes, and service preparation.
  • Understanding of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, as well as their serving methods.
  • Students learn different types of meeting setups.
  • Presentation and preparation of cocktails and mocktails

 

Scope & Syllabus

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Department Activities ( Ind Visits, Tour/Trips, Social Activities,Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/FDP’s/Guest Lectures

DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

 

( I ) Visit to 5 Star  Hotel Noor Mahal, Karnal

 

DEPARTMENT /COLLEGE: Hotel Management                        DATE:    05-11-19          

 

LOCATION: Hotel Noor Mahal Karnal.

 

FACULTY NAME: Mr. Ashish and Mr. Dinesh

 

 ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:

As per the program we went to Noor Mahal for induction of Hotel Industry with our students on 05-11-19. It was nice and learning experience for all students. This tour helped students to motivate in study as well. We showed them how all departments work and coordinate with each other for smooth operation day by day.

                               

 

(II) Social Activity

 

Department: Hotel Management                                     Date: 20-09-19

 

Place: Rasin Village

Summary of Social work: Our teachers organized an Awareness Programme for the students on the same day where they explained  about the various causes of dengue fever and protective measures to avoid it.

Students also participated actively by presenting speech on the causes and effect of Dengue fever.

 

Feedback: Really helpful for local people to aware about dengue disease.

 

( iii ) Visit to 5 Star  Hotel Holiday Inn Zirakpur, Chandigarh

 

DEPARTMENT /COLLEGE: Hotel Management           DATE:    18-03-2025          

 

LOCATION: Holiday Inn Zirakpur, Chandigarh

FACULTY NAME: Mr. Dinesh and Mr. Jaisingh

 

ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:

As per the program we went to Holiday Inn for industrial visit with our students on 18-03-25. It was nice and learning experience for all students. This tour helped students to motivate in study as well. We showed them how all departments work and coordinate with each other for smooth operation day by day.

                               

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lecture Plan (2025-26)

 ACADEMIC CALENTERBHM&CTSEM-62024-25
DaysWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4 
 ACADEMIC CALENTERBHM&CTSEM-62024-25
DaysWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4 
Monday  17/Feb/2025Regular Class24/Feb/2025Regular Class3/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Tuesday  18/Feb/2025Regular Class25/Feb/2025Regular Class4/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Wednesday  19/Feb/2025Regular Class26/Feb/2025Mahashivratri5/Mar/2025Regular Class
Thusday13/Feb/2025Commencement of  BHM&CT 6th semester20/Feb/2025Regular Class27/Feb/2025Collage Competation6/Mar/2025Regular Class
Friday14/Feb/2025Regular Class21/Feb/2025Regular Class28/Feb/2025Snacks Competation7/Mar/2025Regular Class
Saturday15/Feb/2025 22/Feb/2025 1/Mar/2025 8/Mar/2025Annual Fest
Sunday16/Feb/2025 23/Feb/2025 2/Mar/2025 9/Mar/2025 
         
DaysWeek 5Week 6Week 7(1st Sessional)Week 8  
Monday10/Mar/2025Regular Class17/Mar/2025Regular Class24/Mar/2025H.R.M(M),HFP (A)HK(E),31/Mar/2025Regular class
Tuesday11/Mar/2025Regular Class18/Mar/2025Industrial Visit25/Mar/2025F&BS(M),F&B P(E)1/Apr/2025Regular class
Wednesday12/Mar/2025Regular Class19/Mar/2025Regular Class26/Mar/2025FM(M),French(E)2/Apr/2025Regular class
Thusday13/Mar/2025HOLI 20/Mar/2025Regular Class27/Mar/2025Cricket Tournament3/Apr/2025Regular class
Friday14/Mar/2025HOLI 21/Mar/2025Regular Class28/Mar/2025Regular Class4/Apr/2025Napkin Folding
Saturday15/Mar/2025 22/Mar/2025 29/Mar/2025 5/Apr/2025 
Sunday16/Mar/2025 23/Mar/2025 30/Mar/2025 6/Apr/2025 
 
DaysWeek 9Week 10Week 11(2nd Sessional)Week 12
Monday7/Apr/2025Regular Class14/Apr/2025Ambedkar Jayanti21/Apr/2025H.R.M(M),HFP (A)HK(E),28/Apr/2025Final   Practical Viva-Voce
Tuesday8/Apr/2025Regular Class15/Apr/2025Regular Class22/Apr/2025F&BS(M),F&B P(E)29/Apr/2025
Wednesday9/Apr/2025Regular Class16/Apr/2025Regular Class23/Apr/2025FM(M),French(E)30/Apr/2025
Thusday10/Apr/2025Regular Class17/Apr/2025Regular Class24/Apr/2025Regular Class1/May/2025Regular Class
Friday11/Apr/2025Regular Class18/Apr/2025Regular Class25/Apr/2025Regular Class2/May/2025PTM
Saturday12/Apr/2025Hunman Jayanti19/Apr/2025 26/Apr/2025 3/May/2025 
Sunday13/Apr/2025 20/Apr/2025 27/Apr/2025 4/May/2025 
 
DaysWeek 13Week 14Week 15Week 16
Monday5/May/2025Final Examination 12/May/2025Final Examination19/May/2025Final Examination26/May/2025Final Examination
Tuesday6/May/2025Final Examination 13/May/2025Final Examination20/May/2025Final Examination27/May/2025Final Examination
Wednesday7/May/2025Final Examination 14/May/2025Final Examination21/May/2025Final Examination28/May/2025Final Examination
Thusday8/May/2025Final Examination 15/May/2025Final Examination22/May/2025Final Examination29/May/2025Final Examination
Friday9/May/2025Final Examination 16/May/2025Final Examination23/May/2025Final Examination30/May/2025Final Examination
Saturday10/May/2025 17/May/2025 24/May/2025 31/May/2025 
Sunday11/May/2025 18/May/2025 25/May/2025 1/Jun/2025 
 
DaysWeek 17Week 18Week 19Week 20
Monday2/Jun/2025winter Vacations9/Jun/2025winter Vacations16/Jun/2025winter Vacations23/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Tuesday3/Jun/2025winter Vacations10/Jun/2025winter Vacations17/Jun/2025winter Vacations24/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Wednesday4/Jun/2025winter Vacations11/Jun/2025winter Vacations18/Jun/2025winter Vacations25/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Thusday5/Jun/2025winter Vacations12/Jun/2025winter Vacations19/Jun/2025winter Vacations26/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Friday6/Jun/2025winter Vacations13/Jun/2025winter Vacations20/Jun/2025winter Vacations27/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Saturday7/Jun/2025 14/Jun/2025 21/Jun/2025 28/Jun/2025 
Sunday8/Jun/2025 15/Jun/2025 22/Jun/2025 29/Jun/2025 
         
SundayACTIVITYPTMSESSIONALHOLIDAYTOURSaturday  
         
       HOD
       
       
 ACADEMIC CALENTERBHM&CTSEM-42024-25
     
 ACADEMIC CALENTERBHM&CTSEM-42024-25
DaysWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4 
Monday  17/Feb/2025Regular Class24/Feb/2025Regular Class3/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Tuesday  18/Feb/2025Regular Class25/Feb/2025Regular Class4/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Wednesday  19/Feb/2025Regular Class26/Feb/2025Mahashivratri5/Mar/2025Regular Class
Thusday13/Feb/2025Commencement of  BHM&CT 4th semester20/Feb/2025Regular Class27/Feb/2025Collage Competation6/Mar/2025Regular Class
Friday14/Feb/2025Regular Class21/Feb/2025Regular Class28/Feb/2025Snacks Competation7/Mar/2025Regular Class
Saturday15/Feb/2025 22/Feb/2025 1/Mar/2025 8/Mar/2025Annual Fest
Sunday16/Feb/2025 23/Feb/2025 2/Mar/2025 9/Mar/2025 
         
DaysWeek 5Week 6Week 7(1st Sessional)Week 8  
Monday10/Mar/2025Regular Class17/Mar/2025Regular Class24/Mar/2025POM(M),HL (A)HK(E),31/Mar/2025Regular class
Tuesday11/Mar/2025Regular Class18/Mar/2025Industrial Visit25/Mar/2025F&BS(M),F&BP(E),1/Apr/2025Regular class
Wednesday12/Mar/2025Regular Class19/Mar/2025Regular Class26/Mar/2025Account(M),Tourism(E)2/Apr/2025Regular class
Thusday13/Mar/2025HOLI 20/Mar/2025Regular Class27/Mar/2025Cricket Tournament3/Apr/2025Regular class
Friday14/Mar/2025HOLI 21/Mar/2025Regular Class28/Mar/2025Regular Class4/Apr/2025Napkin Folding
Saturday15/Mar/2025 22/Mar/2025 29/Mar/2025 5/Apr/2025 
Sunday16/Mar/2025 23/Mar/2025 30/Mar/2025 6/Apr/2025 
 
DaysWeek 9Week 10Week 11(2nd Sessional)Week 12
Monday7/Apr/2025Regular Class14/Apr/2025Ambedkar Jayanti21/Apr/2025POM(M),HL (A)HK(E),28/Apr/2025Final   Practical Viva-Voce
Tuesday8/Apr/2025Regular Class15/Apr/2025Regular Class22/Apr/2025F&BS(M),F&BP(E),29/Apr/2025
Wednesday9/Apr/2025Regular Class16/Apr/2025Regular Class23/Apr/2025Account(M),Tourism(E)30/Apr/2025
Thusday10/Apr/2025Regular Class17/Apr/2025Regular Class24/Apr/2025Regular Class1/May/2025Regular Class
Friday11/Apr/2025Regular Class18/Apr/2025Regular Class25/Apr/2025Regular Class2/May/2025PTM
Saturday12/Apr/2025Hunman Jayanti19/Apr/2025 26/Apr/2025 3/May/2025 
Sunday13/Apr/2025 20/Apr/2025 27/Apr/2025 4/May/2025 
 
DaysWeek 13Week 14Week 15Week 16
Monday5/May/2025Final Examination 12/May/2025Final Examination19/May/2025Final Examination26/May/2025Final Examination
Tuesday6/May/2025Final Examination 13/May/2025Final Examination20/May/2025Final Examination27/May/2025Final Examination
Wednesday7/May/2025Final Examination 14/May/2025Final Examination21/May/2025Final Examination28/May/2025Final Examination
Thusday8/May/2025Final Examination 15/May/2025Final Examination22/May/2025Final Examination29/May/2025Final Examination
Friday9/May/2025Final Examination 16/May/2025Final Examination23/May/2025Final Examination30/May/2025Final Examination
Saturday10/May/2025 17/May/2025 24/May/2025 31/May/2025 
Sunday11/May/2025 18/May/2025 25/May/2025 1/Jun/2025 
 
DaysWeek 17Week 18Week 19Week 20
Monday2/Jun/2025winter Vacations9/Jun/2025winter Vacations16/Jun/2025winter Vacations23/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Tuesday3/Jun/2025winter Vacations10/Jun/2025winter Vacations17/Jun/2025winter Vacations24/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Wednesday4/Jun/2025winter Vacations11/Jun/2025winter Vacations18/Jun/2025winter Vacations25/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Thusday5/Jun/2025winter Vacations12/Jun/2025winter Vacations19/Jun/2025winter Vacations26/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Friday6/Jun/2025winter Vacations13/Jun/2025winter Vacations20/Jun/2025winter Vacations27/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Saturday7/Jun/2025 14/Jun/2025 21/Jun/2025 28/Jun/2025 
Sunday8/Jun/2025 15/Jun/2025 22/Jun/2025 29/Jun/2025 
         
SundayACTIVITYPTMSESSIONALHOLIDAYTOURSaturday  
         
       HOD
       
       
 ACADEMIC CALENTERBHM&CTSEM-22024-25
DaysWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4 
Monday  17/Feb/2025Regular Class24/Feb/2025Regular Class3/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Tuesday  18/Feb/2025Regular Class25/Feb/2025Regular Class4/Mar/2025Sports Meet
Wednesday  19/Feb/2025Regular Class26/Feb/2025Mahashivratri5/Mar/2025Regular Class
Thusday13/Feb/2025Commencement of  BHM&CT 2nd semester20/Feb/2025Regular Class27/Feb/2025Collage Competation6/Mar/2025Regular Class
Friday14/Feb/2025Regular Class21/Feb/2025Regular Class28/Feb/2025Snacks Competation7/Mar/2025Regular Class
Saturday15/Feb/2025 22/Feb/2025 1/Mar/2025 8/Mar/2025Annual Fest
Sunday16/Feb/2025 23/Feb/2025 2/Mar/2025 9/Mar/2025 
         
DaysWeek 5Week 6Week 7(1st Sessional)Week 8  
Monday10/Mar/2025Regular Class17/Mar/2025Regular Class24/Mar/2025H.k(M),F&BP (A)Eng(E),31/Mar/2025Regular class
Tuesday11/Mar/2025Regular Class18/Mar/2025Industrial Visit25/Mar/2025F&BS(M),French(E),CS(E)1/Apr/2025Regular class
Wednesday12/Mar/2025Regular Class19/Mar/2025Regular Class26/Mar/2025HVE(M),MTDTW(E)2/Apr/2025Regular class
Thusday13/Mar/2025HOLI 20/Mar/2025Regular Class27/Mar/2025Cricket Tournament3/Apr/2025Regular class
Friday14/Mar/2025HOLI 21/Mar/2025Regular Class28/Mar/2025Regular Class4/Apr/2025Napkin Folding
Saturday15/Mar/2025 22/Mar/2025 29/Mar/2025 5/Apr/2025 
Sunday16/Mar/2025 23/Mar/2025 30/Mar/2025 6/Apr/2025 
 
DaysWeek 9Week 10Week 11(2nd Sessional)Week 12
Monday7/Apr/2025Regular Class14/Apr/2025Ambedkar Jayanti21/Apr/2025H.k(M),F&BP (A)Eng(E),28/Apr/2025Final   Practical Viva-Voce
Tuesday8/Apr/2025Regular Class15/Apr/2025Regular Class22/Apr/2025F&BS(M),French(E),CS(E)29/Apr/2025
Wednesday9/Apr/2025Regular Class16/Apr/2025Regular Class23/Apr/2025HVE(M),MTDTW(E)30/Apr/2025
Thusday10/Apr/2025Regular Class17/Apr/2025Regular Class24/Apr/2025Regular Class1/May/2025Regular Class
Friday11/Apr/2025Regular Class18/Apr/2025Regular Class25/Apr/2025Regular Class2/May/2025PTM
Saturday12/Apr/2025Hunman Jayanti19/Apr/2025 26/Apr/2025 3/May/2025 
Sunday13/Apr/2025 20/Apr/2025 27/Apr/2025 4/May/2025 
 
DaysWeek 13Week 14Week 15Week 16
Monday5/May/2025Final Examination 12/May/2025Final Examination19/May/2025Final Examination26/May/2025Final Examination
Tuesday6/May/2025Final Examination 13/May/2025Final Examination20/May/2025Final Examination27/May/2025Final Examination
Wednesday7/May/2025Final Examination 14/May/2025Final Examination21/May/2025Final Examination28/May/2025Final Examination
Thusday8/May/2025Final Examination 15/May/2025Final Examination22/May/2025Final Examination29/May/2025Final Examination
Friday9/May/2025Final Examination 16/May/2025Final Examination23/May/2025Final Examination30/May/2025Final Examination
Saturday10/May/2025 17/May/2025 24/May/2025 31/May/2025 
Sunday11/May/2025 18/May/2025 25/May/2025 1/Jun/2025 
 
DaysWeek 17Week 18Week 19Week 20
Monday2/Jun/2025winter Vacations9/Jun/2025winter Vacations16/Jun/2025winter Vacations23/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Tuesday3/Jun/2025winter Vacations10/Jun/2025winter Vacations17/Jun/2025winter Vacations24/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Wednesday4/Jun/2025winter Vacations11/Jun/2025winter Vacations18/Jun/2025winter Vacations25/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Thusday5/Jun/2025winter Vacations12/Jun/2025winter Vacations19/Jun/2025winter Vacations26/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Friday6/Jun/2025winter Vacations13/Jun/2025winter Vacations20/Jun/2025winter Vacations27/Jun/2025winter Vacations
Saturday7/Jun/2025 14/Jun/2025 21/Jun/2025 28/Jun/2025 
Sunday8/Jun/2025 15/Jun/2025 22/Jun/2025 29/Jun/2025 
         
SundayACTIVITYPTMSESSIONALHOLIDAYTOURSaturday  
         
       HOD
       
       

Time Table (2025-26)

Time Table BHM&CT 6th Sem. 
Days/Time9:15-10:1510:15-11:0011:00-11:4511:45-12:3012:30-01:1501:15-02:0002:00-03:0003:00-04:00
MonAccomm. Mr Jai Singh(Block-C CR-2)HRM-Ms.Neha(Block-C,Cr-2)LibHotel Facility Planning Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)F&BP MR.Jai Singh((Block-c,CR-2)LunchF&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)
TueFrench Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)HRM-Ms.Neha(Block-C,Cr-2)LibFinancial Mgt. Mr.Dinesh(Block-C,CR-2)HRM Ms. Neha (Block -C H.K Lab)LunchF&BP MR.Jai Singh((Block-c,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)
WedHRM-Ms.Neha(Block-C,Cr-2)Accomm. Mr Jai Singh(Block-C CR-2)F&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)libFood&Beverage Production Lab Mr Jai Singh (Block-C Production Lab)
ThrHotel Facility Planning Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)LibF&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)Accomm. Mr Jai Singh(Block-C CR-2)Food & Beverage Service Lab Mr.Dinesh Kumar(Block-C Restaurant)HRM-Ms.Neha(Block-C,Cr-2)
FriF&BP MR.Jai Singh((Block-c,CR-2)Hotel Facility Planning Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)Financial Mgt. Mr.Dinesh(Block-C,CR-2)LibLunchAccomm. Mr Jai Singh(Block-C CR-2)HRM-Ms.Neha(Block-C,Cr-2)
         
  Subj CodeSbject Name  
  BHM&CT-601Human Resource Mgt.  
  BHM&CT-602Hotel Facility planning  
  BHM&CT-603Accommodation Operations-II  
  BHM&CT-604Food & Beverage Production-V  
  BHM&CT-605Food & Beverage Service -V  
  BHM&CT-606Financial Mgt.  
  BHM&CT-607Elementry French  
Time Table BHM&CT 2nd Sem. 
Days/Time9:15-10:1510:15-11:0011:00-11:4511:45-12:3012:30-01:1501:15-02:0002:00-03:0003:10-04:00
MonF&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)English & Communication Ms. Manju Taneja (Block-C, CR-2)F&B Production Ms.Neha (Block-C, CR-2)LibMajor tourist destination of world -Mr. DineshBlock-C,CR-2)LunchCustomer care & interpersonal skills Ms. Neha(Block-C,CR-2)F&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)
TueMajor tourist destination of world -Mr. DineshBlock-C,CR-2)LibFrench Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)Housekeeping Ms. Neha (Block-C,CR-2)F&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)LunchMajor tourist destination of world -Mr. DineshBlock-C,CR-2)Customer care &interpersonal skills Ms. Neha(Block-C,CR-2)
WedF&B S Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)Customer care &interpersonal skills Ms. Neha(Block-C,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)Major tourist destination of world -Mr. DineshBlock-C,CR-2)LunchHousekeeping Practical Ms. Neha (Block-C,CR-2)
ThrCustomer care & interpersonal skills Ms. Neha(Block-C,CR-2)Food & Beverage Service Practical Dinesh Sharma(Block-C,CR-2)French Mr.Jai Singh(Block-C,CR-2)LibLunchHousekeeping Ms. Neha (Block-C,CR-2)Human Value & Ethics Ms. Sakshi (Block-C,CR-2)
FriHousekeeping Ms. Neha (Block-C,CR-2)English & Communication Ms. Manju Taneja (Block-C, CR-2)Food Production Practical Ms. Neha (Block-C,CR-2)LunchCustomer care & interpersonal skills Ms. Neha(Block-C,CR-2)Human Value & Ethics Ms. Sakshi (Block-C,CR-2)

 

Time Table BHM&CT 4th Sem. 
Days/Time9:15-10:1510:15-11:0011:00-11:4511:45-12:3012:30-01:1501:15-2:0002:00-03:0003:00-04:00
MonF&B Production Ms.Neha (Block-C, CR-3)Hotel Law MR. Dinesh Sharma (Block-C,CR-3)LibHotel Account Mr. Jai Singh(Block-C, CR-3)P.O.M - Ms.Neha(Block-C,CR-3)LunchAccommdation Operation Mr Jai singh(Block-C, CR-3)P.O.M-Ms.Neha(Block-C,CR-3)
TueTourism Business Ms Neha (Block-C,CR-3)Hotel Account Mr. Jai Singh(Block-C, CR-3)Hotel Law MR Dinesh Sharma (Block-C,CR-3)Accommodation Lab Mr Jai Singh ( Block-C H.K Lab)LunchP.O.M-Ms.Neha(Block-C,CR-3)Hotel Law MR. Dinesh Sharma (Block-C,CR-3)
WedAccommdation Operation Mr Jai singh(Block-C, CR-3)F&B Service Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C, CR-3)LibP.O.M - Ms.Neha(Block-C,CR-3)LunchFood & Beverage Service Practical MR Dinesh Sharma Block -C Restaurant
ThrAccommdation Operation Mr Jai singh(Block-C, CR-3)F&B Production Lab Ms.Neha (Block-c Production Lab)Hotel Account MR. Jaisingh (Block-C,CR-3)F&B Service Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C, CR-3)
FriHotel Law MR. Dinesh Kumar (Block-C,CR-3)Tourism Business Ms Neha (Block-C,CR-3)LibHotel Account Mr. Jai Singh(Block-C, CR-3)F&B Service Mr. Dinesh Kumar(Block-C, CR-3)LunchF&B Service Mr Dinesh Sharma(Block-C, CR-3)Accommdation Operation Mr Jai singh(Block-C, CR-3)
         
  Subject CodeSbject Name 
  BHM&CT-401Principles of Management Ms.Neha 
  BHM&CT-402Hotel Law Mr Dinesh Sharma 
  BHM&CT-403Accommodation Operation-I Mr Jai Singh 
  BHM&CT-404Food & Beverage (Production)-IV Ms.Neha 
  BHM&CT-405Food & Beverage (Service) Mr.Dinesh Sharma 
  BHM&CT-406Hotel Accountancy Mr.Jai Singh 
  BHM&CT-407Tourism Business Ms.Neha 

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