As you are not from the Non- CS background the first problem you will face is regarding the study procedure of CS. CS contains mainly Discrete Mathematics & as you don't have much exposure about that it can be a problem for you. But this problem can easily be resolved

Dear student,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and branch to branch.

Cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors. This year cut-offs may increase or decrease or remain same.

Based on previous year's cut-offs it is a bit tough to

Hello aspirant,

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BHU offers B.Sc courses in two groups, namely the B.Sc Bio Group and the B.Sc Math group.

The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) will now offer four-year Bachelor of Technology courses in Dairy Technology and Food Technology. These courses will fall under the Dairy

Hello aspirant,

Best courses available after completion of B.Sc Hons. Good Technology are listed below.

Master of Science in Food Biotechnology

Post Graduation Diploma in Management

Master of Science in Food Nutrition.

Master of Computer Applications

Master of Science in Food Processing Technology

Master of Business Administration

Master of Science

Hey!

Since your profile suggests you are an engineering aspirant, I have provided below top College's for B.Tech in Food Technology:

• IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur

• IIT Guwahati, Guwahati

• ICT Mumbai, Mumbai

• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Tamil Nadu

• Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural University, Andhra Pradesh

• Punjab Agricultural University, Punjab

• Mahatma Phule Krishi

Hi Manne, after you've completed your BSc in food technology, you are having two ways to go ahead.

1. You can apply for the jobs like that of product or a quality specialist, food technologist, packaging trainee and managers of course, or it could be related to the research scientist,

Hi Manne, there are mostly many colleges taking in the students for BSc in food technology as per a merit basis or through entrance exams as well.

Central Food Technology Research Institute Exam - CFTRI,

Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology Exam - IIFPT,

Above are the two main exams

Hello!

Yes, you can pursue M.Sc in food technology from CFTRI after completion of B.Tech in Food technology. This is because according to the eligibility criteria, you must have a Bachelor’s degree in Science or Agriculture or Engineering or Technology with a minimum of 55 percent marks for the general

Hello student, it's quite a guess that you wish to know whether a student who has completed BSc in food technology can he/she pursue MSc in embryology?

If that's your question, then absolutely you can pursue MSc in embryology as a post graduate. This field holds a wide scope in

Hello,

With MSc in Food Technology you may consider appearing for UGC NET, if you qualify JRF you can pursue Phd, and you will also receive stipend during your higher studies, if you qualify even lectureship then you can teach in any college as this exam is conducted at national