Hi Aspirant,

Both the degrees mentioned (BSc in Agriculture and B. Tech in Dairy) has immense potential and stands firm when it comes to placements. In case of government jobs too, both the courses give you immense opportunities. For government jobs in general sectors (including banks), both the degrees give you equal opportunities, however, if you have any special roles in mind that might be filtered based on the degree.

Again, if you (in future) change your mind and want placements in private firms, then B. Tech will be the best option.

All that said, if government job is what you are only looking for decide based on the following factors:

• Which course do you prefer more.
• Ranking of the college where you want to study / are getting the course.

Hope this cleared your doubt.

See both the courses are good. But if you want to choose a course which is more job related then I would recommend you to go for BTech Diary Technology. The course is more job likely and you can expect a job after passing the course. But in case of BSc Horticulture to get a settled job you need to go for some specialization or you need to acquire some experience else its very hard for you to get a job just after BSc course. Thus I would recommend if you want to pursue a course which is job related then go for BTech Diary Technology.

To know more about Diary Technology visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-dairy-technology

To know more about Horticulture visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-horticulture

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear aspirant,

Unfortunately, I don't think diary technology and that too in btech so highly developed in india so I don't think it will be a good option because there is as such not good colleges for this also.

However I would be providing you with some of the colleges which offers this course:-

1-NIMS University, Jaipur

2-Sheth MC College of Dairy Science, Anand

3-College of Dairy Technology, Udgir

4-Anand Agricultural University, Anand

5-Kamdhenu University, Gandhinagar

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-dairy-colleges-in-india

Dear Yash,

You can take WBJEE or JEE main exam for taking admission in B.tech dairy technology.

You have to register for WBJEE counselling and then lock your choices with preferences of colleges according to your domain and then wait for 2-3 rounds for confirming your admission .

for more details about this course , refer to this link:

https://www.careers360.com/university/west-bengal-university-of-animal-and-fishery-sciences-kolkata/btech-dairy-technology-course

Hope this helps !

Best wishes !!

Hi Vishnu,

Since you're doing a B. Tech in Dairy Technology, assuming you've interests in the course, it will be advisable to do an M. Tech in the same domain.

This is because any branch you choose, if you come under the top 5 percentiles and if you have a real passion for the subject, sooner or later you'll have great package at hand, however the reverse is not true always.

Now, if you're someone who is not very much into Dairy Tech and is okay to switch branches, then Food Tech will be a better option as number of jobs available is lot more and also the placements are better.

Work on your priorities and choose wisely.

Hope this was helpful.

Dear leaner,

Both branch is like two eyes in food science technology ,while comparison both has equally occupied jobs ,and offers ,but lastly food technology wins ,

Btech food technology is more prominent than btech dairy science as their will be jobs right after completion of the degree .

The average salary states 4.25 lakhs - 10 lakhs per year and have huge scope in industrial sector .

Coming to btech dairy science the students had scope in dairy factory which is very few in number,that seems less employment,they mostly learn about production, process, quality assurance

The minimum salary starts from 15,000- 25,000 per month ,

All the best.

Hi aspirants

Yes , a pcb student can take admission in dairy technology. The minimum requirement is to clear the 10+2 examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/ Biology and English with a minimum percentage of 50%

yes if you qualify the above criteria you can do B. Tech there. But also keep it in mind that you will have to study Mathematics in some of your semesters.

For more information about diary technology click the link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-dairy-technology

Hope this Helps

GOOD LUCK!

Hello candidate,

Yes, you can take admission in M.sc food technology. The eligibility criteria for the same is

• Bachelor's degree in food technology or equivalent course like dairy technology, agriculture, farm technology etc.
• A minimum of 50% marks should be scored in graduation.
• The candidates applying for this course should appear for an entrance test as specified by the University.

Different universities have different criterias for admission, you can check the specific universities for more details.

Some universities offering M.sc in food technology are given in the link below

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-food-processing-universities-in-india

Dear Aspirant,

The cutoff for general category admission in IRMA remains the highest with 85 percentile in both CAT and XAT.  IRMASAT is conducted for admission to PGDRM program. The cut off scores of IRMASAT and CAT/XAT are released separately.
Shortlisted candidates will be called for selection process at IRMA where they will have to take the IRMA Social Awareness Test 2021 (IRMASAT), Group Activity and Personal Interview.

Based on your scores in all the listed examination, you will be selected with your final percentage aggregate calculated at the end.

All the best!

Hello Adity,

Yes, you may study Master of Science (M.Sc) after B. Voc but you must also study M.Voc for that. As mo st of the Colleges doesn't allow M.Sc after B.Voc. Only very few Colleges allow to do M.Sc after B.Voc. So it depends on the College you select to join whether you can directly study M.Sc in Food Technology or M.Sc in Diary Technology without M.Voc degree after B.Voc in Diary Technology.

I Hope this helps.

Best of Luck!!