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Suggest me colleges for btech food technology on bases of MHT CET pcb I have got 80.06 percentile want colleges list for capround

Samyak Jain 29th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,


With an 80.06 percentile in MHT CET (PCB) , you have a good chance of securing admission to B.Tech Food Technology in several agricultural universities and private colleges in Maharashtra through the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) .

Government and State Agricultural Universities

  • Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth –

B tech food technology 81 parsent in cet best college

Vivek Kumar 17th Jun, 2026

Dear Student,

With 81 percentile in CET, you can consider the following colleges:

You must check with these colleges' CET cutoff for BTech in Food Technology.

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is b tech food technology available in PSG Tech

Samyak Jain 16th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

B.Tech Food Technology is not available at PSG College of Technology (PSG Tech).

You can get directly find, check, get more information here: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/courses

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Diploma in food technology how much of fees

Devika Malik 28th May, 2026

Hi,

The fees for a Diploma in Food Technology generally range between Rs.20,000 to Rs.1.5 lakh per year depending on the college, course duration, and facilities provided. Please mention the name of the institution for more accurate fee details.

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I want a Msc in food technology I have done a bsc in botany 3 years so can I get it now admission

Bhanu Pratap 8th May, 2026

Hello Student,

You can pursue MSc in Food Technology even if you have a 3-year degree in BSc Botany . You need to meet the eligibility criteria (50 -55% marks). For certain universities, you might be required to take and clear the entrance test.

Additionally, I am also sharing a

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i have completed btech poultry technology, can i pursue mtech food technology through ceeta?

Ram Sharma 5th May, 2026

Your B.Tech background qualifies you for an M.Tech in Food Technology. Since poultry processing involves specialized food science and safety protocols, most universities view your degree as a suitable prerequisite. This transition allows you to broaden your expertise from animal specific production into general manufacturing and preservation techniques across the

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