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B.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition is a 3-year undergraduate program in Food Science program. The eligibility for which is qualifying the 10+2 examination in any relevant stream of Arts/Science/Commerce or any equivalent examination with an aggregate of 45% marks and above from a reputed university listed under UGC/AIU. Magadh University - Bihar

Acharya Prafulla Chandra College (APC College) - West Bengal

Sarada Ma Girl’s College - West Bengal

Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women’s University - Churchgate - Mumbai SM Patel College of Home Science - Gujarat

The average course fee ranges from INR 2,000 to 18,000.

Some reputed colleges and institutions may conduct their own entrance examination for admission to the program. The admissions are processed on the basis of merit list percentage which is computed calculating the marks obtained in the entrance examination and degree level. The program emphasis on the field of science and nutrition, covering the aspects of food, nutrition, diet, preservation, production and much more.

Hey,

it may only be done when you have correction window open , at that time only your exam center may changed.

and yes it is also not sure that it may be your preferred location as you may only get your preferred  location when their is availability of seats.

NEET is a massive exam and this time the challenge is more because of the social distancing norms which we are going to implement and we'll be requiring double the number of rooms at least if not double the number of centres. We are in the process of contacting lots of other schools and colleges. There are a lot of institutions which are willing to do this job, I am sure we will get those institutions and we will ensure that

a) Candidates are getting the exam centres of their first priority so in order to minimise the distance they have to travel, we will try to give them the centre of their first priority

b) There will be proper social distancing norms before and after entry inside the examination hall.

Vineet Joshi
Director General, NTA