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I have mentioned details about both the courses. You may read it and also the article, the link for which I have shared and decide for yourself which course suits your interest and you would want to pursue in future reading the career prospects of both of these courses.

B.Tech in Biotechnology

Bachelors of Technology in Biotechnology, often known as B.tech in Biotechnology, is one of the most popular engineering specialisations. Any technical application that employs biological systems or live creatures to develop or change goods or processes for a specific use is referred to as biotechnology.

Career Prospects

The discipline of biotechnology has a lot of room for expansion. Biotechnology is an innovative branch of study that works with a number of scientific subjects and is regarded to be one of the fastest-growing fields.

Graduates with a B.Tech in Biotechnology can work in the agricultural, chemical, textile, industrial, and pharmaceutical industries, to mention a few.

Candidates with a B.Tech in Biotechnology can pursue professional positions such as teaching in schools and colleges.

There are plenty of positions in the research area for B.Tech in Biotechnology graduates, both in the government and the private sector.

Some of the work profiles are:-

• Pharmacist
• Production Manager
• Lab Technician
• Research Scientist
• Sales Associate
• Biotechnologist
• Microbiologists

To know about the course, admission, eligibility, top colleges, fees, career scope- salary trends and so on, check out the link provided below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-biotechnology#BTech-Biotechnology-Career-Prospects

B Tech in Food Technology

B.Tech in Food Technology is a four-year degree programme that covers both food science and food engineering. The study of food technology encompasses a wide range of topics, including food chemistry, shelf life, preservation, packaging technology, storage conditions, food chemistry, nutritional value, microbiological development, and so on. Food technology is concerned with the creation of packaging materials, storage containers, preservatives, colourants, and tastes, as well as long-term storage foods that meet the requirements set by regulatory authorities on national and international levels.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the B.Tech in food technology programme are hired by organisations such as the Food Corporation of India, public distribution corporations, the Government of India's Department of Food and Public Distribution, and the Central Warehousing Corporation.

There are various job profiles that a graduate of B. Tech in food technology scope can choose from:

Food Processing Operator

Food Handler

Analytical chemists

Food Technologist

Organic Chemist

Food Scientist

Food Application Specialist

Production Manager

Food Consultant

Food Sales Representative

Research Technician

Research and Design Engineer

Process Engineer

Food Researcher

Food Inspector

Food Standards Officer

For further information regarding this course, check out the link provided below.

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

Hello,

B-tech in food technology is better than b-tech in biotechnology as per the present scenario. The job opportunities and placements in food technology are greater in number. The competition for biotechnology is more in number as it is available in every college. So, you can prefer b-tech in food technology if you are interested in it.

Hope your doubts are cleared. Thank you.