Biju Pattnaik College of Hotel Management

About the Institute

Biju Pattnaik College of Hotel Management, Tourism & Social Work (BPCHMT), established in 2003, is a private institution located in Bomikhal, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Affiliated with the Utkal University of Culture and approved by the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT), Government of India, the college offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in hospitality, tourism, social work, and mass communication. 

🎓 Academic Programs

Undergraduate Courses:

• Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM): A 4-year full-time program focusing on hospitality management.

Postgraduate Courses:

• Master of Hotel Management (MHM): A 2-year program for advanced studies in hotel management.

• Master of Social Work (MSW): A 2-year program emphasizing social work practices.

• Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC): A 2-year course in media and communication studies.

The college also offers vocational training courses under NCVT with 80 seats, aiming to provide self-employment opportunities.

💰 Fee Structure

• BHM: Approximately ₹25,000 per year.

• MJMC: Approximately ₹25,000 per year.

🏫 Campus & Facilities

Spread over 3 acres, BPCHMT offers:

• Separate hostels for boys and girls.

• A comprehensive library with digital resources.

• Well-equipped laboratories for practical training.

• Cafeteria providing nutritious meals.

• Sports and gym facilities for physical development.

• Auditorium for events and seminars.

• Transport services for day scholars.

The college emphasizes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to prepare students for industry demands

🎯 Placement & Scholarships

BPCHMT provides 100% placement assistance, with students securing positions in reputed hotels and organizations.

Scholarships and financial aids are available for:

• Meritorious students (18 free seats).

• SC/ST students (50% fee concession).

• OBC & SEBC students (20% fee concession).

• All girl students (12% fee concession).

• Economically weaker sections, physically handicapped, and ex-defense personnel.