If you are keen on PC programming, PC application, or planning site off base you ought to go through the BSC software engineering yet assuming you are great in food naming, creation arranging, quality check, and interest in FMCG then go through food innovation.

In the wake of moving on

Dear student,

As cut-offs changes from year to year it is difficult to predict exactly in which Colleges you can get seat. You have not mentioned your Caste Category, so I'm considering it as General Category and providing giving information based on it.

For your AP EAMCET Rank it is

Hello aspirant,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like.

* Number of students appeared in AP EAMCET exam

* Caste Category of the students

* Number of seats available

* Difficulty level of AP EAMCET exam

As you belong

Good Evening

Hope you are fine

As per your query here is the cut off for B.Tech Food Technology in TS and AP EAMCET:

AP EAMCET:

-> JNTUA College Of Engineering, Kalikiri
Male Rank: 96115
Female Rank: 125787

TS EAMCET:

-> University College Of Technology, Osmania University, Hyderabad
Male Rank:

hello aspirant

Looking at the previous year AP EAMCET cutoff trends and analysis, YES, you stand good chances of getting some good government colleges for Btech Food technology and other branches. This is predicted on the basis of the previous year AP EAMCET cutoff and the actual rank may vary

Hello Sowmya,

Colleges offering B. Sc Food Technology Long with their fees structure are listed below. Inorder to get admission into B. Sc Food Technology course, you must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with relevant subjects from a recognised Board or College. Admission is based on

Hello aspirant,

It is difficult to get free B.Tech Food Technology course for your AP EAMCET Rank, based on previous year's Closing Ranks. You can try for seat through counseling or can go for normal seat or Management quota seat in good Colleges. B ut cut-offs changes from year to

Hello aspirant,

You can look for NIFTEM's innovative MBA program for two years, a full-time degree program that is offered with a dual specialization

• Compulsory- Food& Agri-Business Management
• Optional - one of marketing/ finance/ international business to fulfill the industry demands

Some of the top Food processing Universities in India

Hello!

Yes, you can pursue food technology course without maths. The eligibility criteria for getting admission in the course is that t he candidate must have their 10+2 with Physics , Chemistry , and Maths or Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as main subjects from recognized board and they must have