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Well if you wish to go for agribusiness management then I would suggest you to give CAT exam or any other management exam and opt for MBA in agribusiness. Most of the management colleges take admission on the basis of some exam so you will have to first appear

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University of Allahabad is a recognised university and is one of the oldest modern University. It offers many undergraduate and postgraduate courses of which Msc is one.

To be eligible to do Msc in food technology, one has to complete bsc with chemistry or biochemistry as one of the

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If you want to pursue Food Technology in Under graduate level you must have passed 10+2 with Biology/Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board. You need to score the minimum percentage of marks as specified by the institute in which you are seeking admission. You might not be

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To be very honest the chances of flourishing in any stream or course completely depends on someone's interest.  If you are genuinely interested in that subject you will definitely flourish.

But as you have asked my opinion I will suggest you to go for food technology. Both the other

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Yes, B-tech in food technology have subjects like Engineering drawing, and it also  involves layout design and plant design. As all the branches have the same Engineering subjects during their first year, but later the subjects can vary depending on the branch they are studying. so in conclusion b-tech

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Guru Nanak Dev University is a semi government type institute. Few of the departments like architecture are completely private . This NIRF ranking of the college was 55th in 2019, which means that the institute is amongst the top 5% of institutions in India. The placement of the

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see generally food technology course is more practical and industry oriented course. in food science the syllabus includes food engineering, bio chemistry, food microbiology, preservation etc. whether food technology course is more inclined to the production of food, Food industry waste management, food fermentation technology etc. so before applying

India is a growing country in the food industry. There are around 500 million high and medium class consumers and any industry that is involved in the food sector, do not want to spoil the opportunity to grab the consumers. That's why the demand for food technologists is increasing day