Hello!

Yes, you can opt BSc. Food technology.

Eligibility criteria:

• Candidates must have passed Class 12 or equivalent in relevant discipline with an aggregate of at least 50% (45% for candidates belonging to SC/ ST Category) marks from a recognised board.
• Candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Home Science in Class 12.

Admission will be based on entrance exam conducted by University or merit based.

Hello

Btech in food technology is a 4 year undergraduate course which deals with the food processing, application of food engineering, preservation technique and etc.

Btech food and biotechnology have a bright career ahead with ample amount of opportunities opportunities .

Fresher food technologist can earn 2 lakh to 3 lakh per annum.

With 5 year experience food technologist earn 5 to 7 lakh

and with 10 year of experience you can earn 9 lakh to 12 lakh.

After btech in food technology you can become

• Quality manager
• Product manager
• Senior manager
• General manager
• Food marketer
• Processing and distributing units

I hope this helps you

Hi!

May be or may not be you can get admission food technology in Techno main with 33000 rank in WBJEE. If you have any type of caste quota or management quota then there are some chances to get a seat in the campus of Techno main(Techno India Salt Lake) campus. So hope you will understand. There are three rounds of counselling food technology in Techno India salt Lake. Here the cutoff rank of previous year.

• 22866- First round
• 36584- Second round
• 41108- Third round

So there is 50-50 possibilities to get a seat in this college.

Best of Luck!

Dear student,

Best Food Technology Colleges in Delhi are listed below.

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women

Delhi University, New Delhi

Lakshmibai College, New Delhi

Lady Irwin College, New Delhi

Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi

National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management

Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi

Bharati Vidyapeeths Institute Of Computer Applications And Management, New Delhi

Maharshi Dayanand University, Delhi

To get more information about it go through below mentioned link.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-food-processing-universities-in-india?city=New%20Delhi

I hope this information was useful to you.

Best of Luck!!

Hello

There are 4 year b.tech in food technology which 4 year Full time course.the  more than half colleges are government which offer this course and few are private .

These colleges are :-

• Acharya N.G Ranga Agricultural University
• PJTSAU
• University college of technology
• Joginpalli B.R engineering college
• Pallavi engineering college
• College of food science and technology

All the best!!

Dear Student ,

As per previous year AP EAMCET cut off details , you have low chances to get Food technology in  JNTU Kakinada .

Last year the cut off for Food Technology in  JNTUK was : 34761

You can also check the cut off details from this college predictor link :

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

To check the last year AP EAMCET cut off , refer this :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-cutoff

But , let me remind you that each year the cut off can change die to several factors like :

• Seat Matrix
• Difficulty level of exam
• No of students appeared etc.

Hope this helps !

Hello,

No, IIIT Hyderabad does not have Btech in Food Technology.

IIIT Hyderabad have only two Btech courses. One is BTech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and another one is BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) .

Eligibility Criteria to join this course -

JEE Main candidates:

Class 12 with an average of 60% in PCM

SPEC candidates:

PCM in Class 12 with the following:

- Eligible for the UDAAN programme (CBSE)

- At least completed classes 11 and 12 at a JNV.

- Enrolled in the fourth semester of an integrated, six-year, Class 12+ BTech programme following Class 10

Thank You

If we consider the job market of today, then a person having Informatics skills will be valued at a much higher rank than a person who has a food technology degree. Moreover, after getting your B.Sc in Bioinformatics you can apply for jobs in government services like forensics laboratory, crime department of police, CBI etc.

There is an increasing demand of people with Bioinformatics skills nowadays, from drug discovery to solving cases, they are everywhere. So, it would be a wise decision to go for Bioinformatics rather than Food Technology.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hi there,

In my opinion I would suggest you go with bsc Agriculture  rather than bsc food technology. Bsc hons Agriculture is a three year undergraduate degree in which a student gathers so many knowledge and procedures about the specialization that will help them in future job areas. Talking about the govt colleges in India for bsc hons, I have enlisted some college for you kindly check these out as well:

• Lady shri ram college (LSR DU)
• Hindu college
• Jamia milia islamia
• Gargi college
• Aligarh Muslim university
• St stephens college
• IGNOU

Check out this link for more detailed information: https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-universities-in-india

I hope this information will help you.

Thank you and good luck:)

Hi aspirant if you want to pursue masters in food technology here are a few government and private colleges:_

1. ICT Mumbai

2. MIT school of food technology

3. Laxminarayan institute of technology courses

4. DY Patil vidyapeeth

All the best! Hope this helps