While most students get placed, the positions aren't always great, leading many to leave the industry within a couple of years. Only a few secure good roles. The college needs to focus on securing better internship opportunities and placements for its students to enhance their career prospects.

The BHMCT course structure feels stretched, mirroring IHM's but with an added training that doesn't justify the extra cost or time. The course content is quite basic, and you can easily pass exams with minimal preparation. It might not be the most engaging academic experience.

The fees for the BHMCT course at Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology are a bit on the higher side, especially considering it's affiliated with a state government university. Currently, the fee is around ₹183,150. While the facilities are decent, the overall value for money could be better.

The faculty at BCIHMCT are knowledgeable, but the teaching approach could be more engaging. Some professors are really dedicated and helpful, but overall, there's room for improvement in making the classes more interactive and relevant to the current industry standards. More practical experience would be beneficial.

The campus is conveniently located near the metro station, making it easy to commute. Basic facilities like drinking water, parking, and electricity are available. However, the college lacks in sports and games facilities, and the library could be better equipped. The campus crowd is predominantly from Delhi.