Food Processing
Hello Sumit!
There are various college which offer Food technology as course in Maharashtra.
Here is a list of some college:
1:Aditya Food technology college
2: MIT University
3: Laxminarayan institute of technology
4:North Maharastra University
5: Rajeev College of Food technology
Hope it answer your concerns.
Hello Swaggy,
Food technology is a branch in the bachelor of science (B.Sc.) which is an undergraduate course of three years and it deals with the techniques involved in preserving, processing, and manufacturing of food. This course has a combination of engineering, hotel management, home science and food science.
As
Hello aspirant, they are several colleges in maharastra to built the path along the food technology..
here we are giving some of them here...
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You can guess it with the previous year score of tancet. Get through the link below for previous year cut off for tancet.
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The Ghani Khan choudhary provides a good placement for candidates going for B.tech in food Technology. Also it provide you with a good exposure to the outside world with a number of good internship programs and opportunities and you can get a package of upto 4 lakh as a starting
As per the authorities of GK Chaudhary Institute of Technology the placement after B.tech in food technology is quite good and a student can get a package of upto 3.5 to 4 lakh as a starting package. You can even sit for off campus placements if you want if you
Hello Aspirant,
Food Technology/Science course is available in some colleges of Kerala.
Following are the good colleges that offer this course in Kerala-
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I am providing you the list of best PG colleges for food technology in kerala. The colleges are-
Hello Athimela Rajitha,
Thanku for asking this question.
Admission Process
The selection based on entrance exam.
Eligibility Criteria
The candidate should have passed in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) from a recognized board.
Thanku.
Hi,
I think Applied Electronics and Instrumentation would be better due to the following reasons:
Applied Electronics & Instrumentation is a specialized branch of both electrical and electronics engineering and focus on measuring instrument, process control which are used in design and configuration of automation system.
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