Food Processing
Hi Riya!
Below are some of the Colleges where you can pursue M.Sc. Food Technology across the Nation:
When it comes to Job Opportunities, you have recruiters like MTR Foods Limited, AMUL, Nestle India Private Limited, Hindustan Lever Limited, Agro Tech Foods, ITC Limited, Milkfood, etc,.
Hope this is helpful!
All the best!
Hello there,
Here I'm listing career scopes of all the courses mentioned in your query :
B.Sc Forensic Science
B.Sc Optometry
B.Sc Food Technology
B.Sc Microbiology
B.Sc Nutrition
There are ample of opportunities for all the courses that you mentioned, so as per your interest you can choose any of them.
Thank you.
Dear Student,
during the first semester of BTech. Food Technology various types of subjects are taught such as, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Computers, Life Sciences, Physics and Chemistry lab, English etc. Whereas for foreign languages, it might depend on the university or college you apply to if they offer the course of foreign languages. One of the institutes that offers foreign language as a subject for BTech in Food Technology is Amity University. Some of the foreign languages offered are,
There are various job opportunities after pursuing food technology, some of which I'm listing here below :
Food Scientist
Food Technologist
Quality Manager
Production Manager
Organic Chemist
Food Handler
Food Consultant
Food Processing Operator
Process Engineer
Food Inspector
Food Researcher
For more details about food technology course and its scope, kindly visit the website below :
https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-food-technology
Hello, In terms of recruitment options food technology has more options than BAMS. But the number of candidates required in BAMS is higher than in food technology i.e. it means food technology has relatively more competition than BAMS doctor after graduation to get a placement. And you can also practice privately after your BAMS degree and for food technologist you can choose to work in different variants like quality manager, consultant in food processing etc. The average salary of a BAMS doctor in India is 80,000 per month while that of food technology candidate is around 40,000 per month initially and increase up to 11 lakhs per year.
Best wishes.
Hi Allanki,
Yes, you can go for B.Sc Food Technology as you have MPC in 12th. As per the eligibility criteria of B.Sc Food Technology at University of Delhi, Delhi (Also known as: DU), aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/ Mathematics is needed.
If you have that, you can take admission.
Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.
I hope this information helps you.
Good Luck!
The basic eligibility criteria for becoming a food inspector is that a candidate needs to be graduated in any relevant discipline.
A candidate acquires eligibility after graduation to appear for Food Inspector selection examination which is being conducted by Central Government and State Governments.
The exam for food inspector is a qualifying exam conducted by FSSAI . Writing this exam will provide an advantage to make a career as a Food Inspector.
FSSAI conducts this examination annually.
Hello applicant,
*Has you know the cut off marks for B. Tech food technology differs from every college and university so you should mention a perticular college that you wanna know.
*I will also provide you with another details such has course fee and eligibility criteria they are :-
*The course fee will also differ from every institute but on average it is , the course fee for B. Tech in Food Technology program ranges somewhere in between INR 50k to 1 lakh.
*where has the eligibility criteria is t he candidates must have passed 12th or an equivalent degree from a recognised institute/board.
*Also the candidate class 12th must have opted Mathematics and Physics as the major subjects with one of the optional subjects as Chemistry/ Biology/ Biotechnology.
*The candidate should also obtain of 60% aggregate where has the 55% for the reserved candidates in the qualifying examination.
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