WHAT IS NCHMCT JEE? SYLLABUS,ELLIGIBILITY,RESERVATION, BOOKS TO REFER.

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What is NCHMCT?

National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (Society) was set up in the year 1982 by the Government of India as an autonomous body for coordinated growth and development of hospitality education in the country.

Initially, the Council was set up as the National Board of Studies in Food Management, Catering & Nutrition under the administrative control of Ministry of Agriculture (Department of Food) and subsequently transferred to the Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India in the year 1984. It was rechristened as National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology. Currently, the office of the Council is situated at A-34, Sector-62, Noida (U.P.) India with its own building, while the registered office is at Pusa, New Delhi.

The Council regulates academics activities in the field of Hospitality Education & Training that is imparted through Twenty One (21) Central Govt. sponsored Institutes of Hotel Management, Twenty One (21) State Government sponsored institutes, fifteen (15) Pvt. institutes and Seven (7) Food Craft Institutes, that function in different parts of the country.

Through the Council, these institutes offer Ten (10) different professional programs leading to the award of Certificate, Diploma, Post Graduate Diploma, Bachelor, and Master Degree. The BSc. Moreover, MSc. programs are offered in collaboration with Indira Gandhi National Open University – IGNOU.

Syllabus of NCHMCT JEE

Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude:

  •       Number Systems
  •        Square Roots
  •        Cube Roots
  •        Elementary Mathematics
  •        Arithmetic
  •        Fractions and Decimals
  •        HCF & LCM
  •        Logarithms
  •        Problems on ages
  •        Boats & Streams
  •        Clocks & Calendars
  •        Mixtures & Allegation
  •        Pipes & Cisterns
  •        Races & Games
  •        Simple Interest & Compound Interest
  •        Percentage
  •        Profit and Loss
  •        Partnership
  •        Discounts
  •        Mensuration- Areas and Volumes
  •        Area and The perimeter of the Plane Figure
  •        Volume & Surface Area of Solid
  •        Problems on Trains
  •        Time & Distance
  •        Time & Work
  •        Work & Wages
  •        Simplification
  •        Variation
  •        Chain Rule
  •        Ratio & Proportion
  •        Averages

NCHMCT JEE Eligibility Criteria

Age Limit:

The upper age limit for candidates from General and OBC category is 25 years. The upper age limit for candidates from SC/ST category is 28 years The upper age limit for Physically Challenged applicants shall be the same as per the category he/she belongs to, i.e., General/SC/ST/OBC.

This category student can apply for the exam.

Physical Fitness Criteria for NCHM JEE :

Candidates who successfully qualify the entrance exam, they must provide a physical fitness certificate at the time of admission. This particular certificate will have to be provided by a registered medical practitioner.

Qualification required for NCHM JEE :

  • To become eligible to apply for NCHMCT JEE 2020, applicants should have qualified 12th class or equivalent from a recognized board with English as the main subject.
  • Appearing applicants in 12th standard are also eligible to apply for NCHMCT JEE 2020. 
  • Those appearing in 12th standard or equivalent examination can also appear in NCHMCT JEE 2020 on a provisional basis. However, they must submit their proof of qualifying the 12th class exam along with other eligibility conditions at the time of admission.

NCHMCT JEE Reservation Criteria:

Category

Seat Reservation

Scheduled Category

15%

Scheduled Tribe

7.5%

OBC-Non Creamy Layer

27%

Kashmiri Migrant

1 seat in each participating institute

Physically Disabled

5%


Books for NCHMCT JEE Preparation

Some of the books that candidates can consider for NCHMCT JEE preparation are:

  • Hotel Management Entrance Exam Guide by Gladvin Rego
  • Arihant Study Package for Hotel Management and Hospitality Administration
  • Hotel Management Entrance Exam Guide By Jawahar Book Centre
  • How to Prepare For the Hotel Management Entrance Examination by Thorpe
  • Hotel Management Catering Technology: Entrance Exam, Guide by VVK Subburaj
  • Ramesh Hotel Management Entrance Exam Guide by RPH Editorial Board
  • Dharmendra Mittal’s 10 Mock Tests For Hotel Management Entrances
  • Hotel Management Entrance Exam Guide by Dr. R P Datason

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