I chose this college because I was interested in baking. I had an online interview and I also went for there open day where there was a campus tour and they told is about the different programs that were offered to us

Yes so basically the interview process is quite long. Starts with a online form that has elaborate questions that understand your understanding of the course and ambitions and then further if that gets selected, you have an online interview, a Callido online test and then moving forward you have to go to the campus do one written essay then an interview with the dean, a discussion round with your peers and one professor and then an interview with the admissions head. Then If you’re selected you get an email in a week or two or more. In my case I got to know 3 weeks later.

I was very impressed when I first went to google and searched "best cukinary college in india" and the top result; was, Indian School Of Hospitality. Being associated with the sommet education group and ecole ducasse (the best culinary college in the world- started by chef Alain ducasse). I got in touch with the admissions team and they told me all about the course and helped me with the admissions process. When I went to the campus for the first time, I was very impressed by the campus since every cuisine has a special kitchen to it. During cpvid (when my admission was done) there were 5 steps, namely, video call interview phone interview, psycographic test and two interviews out of which only the interviews were on campus but nowadays, the admission process has steps like group discussion, written essay about yourself and interviews. The minimum cutoff for the college is 50%, but the student should be fluent in english.

The reason I chose ISH was firstly the infrastructure they provided. It was very different from any private or government college of the same course I chose. The curriculum which was divided in 4 years not only covered HM but a wide scope of BBA and other domains which help me choosing other career options than hotels. I went through a group discussion and a personal interview. That not only was for the selection but it also was a huge part that catered to my decision-making of going to this college. The interview round followed up with a feedback session from the faculty who counseled us and gave us a picture of where we could see our footprints ahead. The preparation for this was nothing major. Know your basics before stepping in, brush up on your current affairs and just be confident about yourself and have a clear picture of who you are and what you want to be.

The Indian School of Hospitality is a great college for getting into the hospitality industry as the quality of education and the doorway to different sectors and industries are limitless, many students join the program because ISH offers an international certificate and gives you the option to study in countries like Spain, Switzerland, and France during the course of your program, I have come back to India to study in this college to gain the Indian college life experience and go abroad in my last year to gain exposure and international experience… so far my experience here in ISH has been great as the facilitators are professionals in their field and are modern with their style of teaching. The fees are a bit much for a hospitality college and a little frustrating when they ask for the sem fees even when are on our internships and away from college in the third sem but overall it is a great college where you could have an amazing experience and gain immense.

I had two interviews, and my parents made me select it , as this is one of the only foreign degree-providing colleges in India and also has some of the best chefs and technology overall, the campus is small but still great.