The basic eligibility for this course is a pass in 10+2 with subjects like mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology etc.Like all engineering courses, the duration for this course is 4 years. The average tuition fees for this course is INR 1,20,000 to 10,50,000 .

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Hello Kanika, Yes you are eligible for MSc in Food technology. The eligibility demands for MSc in Food technology is Graduation with 50% marks with Chemistry/Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology/Microbiology/Biotechnology/Home Science/Agriculture/Food Science and Nutrition/Food Technology or equivalent CGPA.

LINK of Top Institutes offering M.Sc. in Food Technology is given below:

https://collegedunia.com/courses/master-of-science-msc-food-technology

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Yes dear,

Admission are already open for all ug courses...try to visit college becuz registrations are going to close soon...

Hello dear,

Plese mention the name of college...by which we can help you better way.... admission are already started in lots of colleges 

HELLO FRIEND,

Both are great according to a person's interest...

which is if you have passion about subjects that are included more in biotecnology then select that 

same goes with chemical engineering i.e. if you have the subject you intrested in the syllabus here then select chemical engineering .

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hi emrick ettore ,

thank you for approaching us .

Eligibility for Msc botechnology : B.Sc. in any of Biological Sciences, BAMS, MBBS, BHMS, BPT and B.Pharm .

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Hello!

Yes, you can definitely take bsc in biotechnology. Even plain bsc (zoology, botany, microbiology etc) can be a good choice depending on interest. Taking btech in biotechnology (biotech engineering) is going to be very tough if you did not have maths in +2 and not all universities allow that.