How to Apply - Epicurean College of Hospitality

How to Apply

Applying to Epicurean College of Hospitality: A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1

Explore Our Programs

Familiarize yourself with the diverse range of diploma and certificate programs offered at Epicurean College of Hospitality. Visit our Programs Page to learn about program details, curriculum, duration, and career opportunities.

Step 2

Review Admission Requirements

Ensure you meet the specific admission requirements for your chosen program. These requirements may vary depending on the program level and may include academic qualifications, age criteria, and other prerequisites

Step 3

Complete the Application Form

Fill out the official application form accurately and completely. You can access the form online. Follow the instructions on the online portal and ensure all required fields are filled.

Step 4

Gather Required Documents

Collect all the necessary supporting documents as listed below. Ensure these documents are complete and legible. List of Required Documents: Photocopy of your National Identity Card (CNIC) Photocopies of your academic transcripts and certificates (Matriculation, Intermediate, Bachelor's, etc.) [ ] Passport-sized photographs (specify the number and background color, e.g., 2 recent passport-sized photographs with a blue background)

Step 5

Submit Your Application

Submit your completed application form along with all the required documents through one of the following methods: Online Submission: Upload the scanned copies of your documents through our online application portal. In-Person Submission: Bring your application form and documents to the ECOH Admissions Office.

Step 6

Admission Confirmation

Successful applicants will receive an admission offer letter via Email. To confirm your seat, please follow the instructions outlined in the offer letter, which may include paying the admission/tuition fee by the specified deadline.

Step 7

Enrollment and Orientation

Once your admission is confirmed, you will receive information about the enrollment process, class schedules, and the orientation program. The orientation program is designed to help you familiarize yourself with the college, faculty, and fellow students.