hello darshan, your rank predicted is between

17,953-19,453.And according to the last years cutoff closing rank for food technology was around 87535.

You have the good chances of getting the admission.

Use this link for getting an idea about the other colleges cutoff 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff

Good luck

No you have give any entrance exams be it jee mains or specially arranged by the institute or iicpt then you can only get admitted with minimum 50% in science stream with PCMB.

Thank you

Hi Siddharth,

For B. Tech. or M. Tech. (Food Tech.) degree holder can get a salary in the range of Rs.3 lakhs to Rs. 4 lakhs per annum to start with., depending upon the individuals skills and caliber. With the stepping-in of multinational companies in India, the job prospects have

Hi Hema,

Food Technology in Osmania University is good enough.As,the food industry is one of the largest in the world. People will never stop to eat (essential for survival). Hence, it will be in demand always, and recession-proof.You can choose any role within the food industry – behind the desk

Gayatri College located in Vishakapatnam offers courses in Food Technology course. It is a 3 year degree and the eligibility criteria is a 50% marks in +2 or intermediate examinations. There is no requirement of Eamcet exam score.

Hello!!

You can check it on college predictors:

https://engineering.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

All the best:)

Hi Akshay,

Kindly use the MAH CET College predictor tool to know the list of colleges you are eligible for. Simply fill the details of your MAH CET score and other details asked by the tool and it will show you the list of colleges as per your percentile/score. Here

Hi,

They are related but vary in job profile. In food processing and tech you will be focussed on product and production. In food Technology you will be covering quality, R&D, etc. along with production. Technology covers wider scope of job but process engineering will be of higher value in