Greetings!

Bachelor of food technology is a good course to be pursue. It is a four year course offered in colleges like IIT, ICT,etc. This course not only deals with food engineering but also with science engineering.

Career opportunities with this course outside food technology are:-

• Production manager
• Food Researcher

Hello aspirant,

There is only private college in Andhra Pradesh offering food technology course in Btech. It is Vignan's Foundation for Science Technology and Research in Guntur. GITAM college of Vishakapatnam also offers Food technology course but it is in BSc, domain. You can find more informations regarding Vignan's in

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The Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, is located on

Hi Swara

Some desk jobs in food Technology include:

1. Food technologist: to determine the safety of food products and generating new product ideas. Annual income- about 4LPA

2. Nutritional therapist- to advise people to alter diet to prevent disease. Annual income- about 2 to 3 LPA

3. Quality manager-

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can study M.Tech Computer Science Engineering after completion of B.Tech in Good Technology. But you need to write GATE CS paper. Admission into most of the Top Engineering Colleges for M.E/ M.Tech is based on GATE exam. You must have passed Engineering degree from a recognised

See Food Technology is an applied interdisciplinary field. Although it has industrial need but it have lower placements. As you aren't concerned about that, I would say IIT KGP will be a better choice for you. The institute have good faculties in this field with good research experiences. The infrastructure

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Yes,why not you can call yourself an engineer even after food technology ,you have a good scope , don't loose hope because a lot of opportunities are waiting for you !

Here you can see many of them;

https://www.careers360.com/courses-certifications/articles/top-10-careers-options-after-completing-food-technology-course .

Hope

Hello,

Both the courses are demanding and have numerous career opportunities. Based on placement, food technology is better than BAMS.  But the requirement of students is higher in BAMS colleges. The salary of a BAMS doctor in India ranges from INR 0.7LPA to 8LPA. The average salary of a BAMS

Hello,

No, IIT Kanpur does not offer Food Technology course.

The courses offered by IIT Kanpur are-

• Biological sciences and bioengineering
• Chemical engineering
• Chemistry
• Civil engineering
• Computer science and engineering
• Earth sciences
• Electrical engineering
• Humanities and social sciences
• Industrial and management engineering
• Materials science and engineering
• Mathematics and statistics department

Hi

According to the previous year cut off trends, you are likely to get an admission in the below college.

College Of Food Science and Technology, Pulivendula - Food Science

College Of Food Science and Technology, Bapatla - Food Technology

School Of Food Technology - JNTUK - Food Engineering

JNTUA,