Food Processing
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In Saint Joseph Degree and PG College of Hyderabad there are postgraduate courses available of Master of Arts and master of Business Administration. The college has been affiliated to Osmania University of Hyderabad and it is a private college. The candidate can also do master of computer application,
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I hope you are doing fine, Yes, you can go for B. Tech in Biotechnology even if you didn’t have mathematics as a subject during your 10+2. Apart from IITs and NITs, you will be eligible for government institutes. You may be required to clear the entrance examinations for
Yes you can get a seat but only in some selected colleges
Hello Aspirant,
According to the previous year cut off trends, you are likely to get an admission in the following colleges in the following domains in SC category with the rank provided by you,
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foe general it's around 222 marks
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It's very unfortunate to listen to such scenario, with this percentile You can't get any good college honestly. However through Management you can try to take admission. Still don't loose hope you can make your chances sometimes even if you are in the waitlist. Use our MHT CET college predictor
Dear Nandini,
Yes dear student you can definitely get yourself enrolled in food technology course in Amity University, Noida.
The eligibility for food technology course in Amity University is:
60% in PCM / PCB for Non sponsored & 55% for Sponsored category.
Aggregate percentage will be calculated on the basis
Hi Aspirant,
Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have not mentioned about the name of the entrance or college or university you are talking about so nothing can be said. You should certainly mention about the name of the college or entrance
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Dear aspirant hope you are doing great, congrats for securing good rank. As per your query for food technology previous year cutoff in svu region are given below
These are for farmer quota :
Oc -5k
Bc- 6k
Sc and st - 8k
Cutoffs will vary from year to
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