I am interested in food related courses and now i am in the dilema of choosing which is best food tech and mangement or food tech and engineering which has more oppertunitity

Food tech and engineering is more favourable if you look forward career opportunities.

B.tech in food technology is four year undergraduate courses that deals with the various techniques for production, processing, preservation, packaging, quality management and distribution of food products.

B.tech food technology is constant in demand. Some of the career opportunities after the course are

. Production Manager

. packaging Manager

. Quality Assurance Manager

. Laboratory Supervisor

. Food processing engineer

. Food  Technologist

. Food Safety Officer

Some of the top companies that offer candidates with B.tech in food technology are

Amul

Cadbury

Nestle

Mother dairy

Britannia

Kellogg etc

Therefore, candidates with B.tech in food technology has ample opportunities in this area.

Food Technology:

• Focus: It's all about the technical and scientific side, like food processing, preservation, and quality control.

• Career Paths: You could end up in research and development, quality assurance, production management, or food safety roles.

• Skills: You'll need a strong grasp of chemistry, biology, microbiology, and engineering principles.

Food Technology and Management:

• Focus: This combines technical know-how with management skills, focusing on the business side of the food industry.

• Career Paths: Think product development, marketing, operations management, and supply chain management.

• Skills: You'll need technical knowledge, plus strong business acumen, leadership skills, and communication abilities.

Which One is Better? It really depends on what you're into and your career goals. If you're passionate about the science and tech behind food production, Food Technology might be your jam. But if you're more into the business side of things, Food Technology and Management could be a great fit.

Things to Consider:

• Your Interests: What gets you more excited - the technical stuff or the business side?

• Your Skills: Are you strong in science and math? Are you a good communicator and leader?

• Career Goals: What do you want to achieve in the long run? Do you see yourself working in a lab, a factory, or an office?

If you're interested in a wider range of career opportunities within the food industry, including research and development, production, quality control, and even management roles, then "Food Tech and Engineering" generally offers more diverse opportunities compared to "Food Tech and Management and more salary than the management one.

But the choice is always depends upon interest so you will decide whether you are good in technical aspects or management which gives you managerial roles within food companies or organizations.generally technical ones are high in demand with good salary.

All the best for your future...