Dear Candidate,

Kindly enter your rank & the desired colleges you age looking for admission into. It's difficult to give you this list because it's quite a big list. If you could provide us with your rank, gender & category (if any) we could help you. Anyhow we are providing you with the TS EAMCET College Predictor tool for estimating the college you can get based on your rank. This tool takes into consideration a number of factors before predicting the colleges.

Link :- https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope this helps. Thank You.

Hello Priyanka ,

Only one college offering B.tech in Food Technology in Hyderabad that is  University College Of Technology ,Hyderabad .There is only 8 Degree (Msc , Diploma e.t.c.) colleges offering Food Technology in Hyderabad .In India Scope and future is good for Food Technology Industry .

Across India wide 200 colleges offering food technology , processing  go through this link you get some idea .

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-food-processing-degree-colleges-in-india?degree=B.E%20/B.Tech,B.Sc.

I think this answer will help you lot .

All the best !!!!

Hello aspirant,

Since you have earned with a rank of 23000, yes you may get a seat in food technology. Estimating on the previous year cutoff range, it went up to 68616. So, with your Biology, Physics and Chemistry stream, you will be eligible to get admission in the food technology program at Bapatla. Since the counselling of EAMCET has started off, so make sure you have all the required documents so as to get them verified and then you can go for admission and counselling sessions.

Hope, it helps you.

Hello student,

The basic eligibility criteria for getting admission in masters in food and nutrition is that the candidate must have a bachelor's degree in food science or any equivalent discipline with minimum of required marks in the qualifying examination.

So, concluding that eligibility criteria is a graduation that can be in nutrition/dietetics/food science/food technology.

However, few colleges or institution may have their specific eligibility criteria.

Thanks.

Hope you are doing good in this pandemic situation.

Let me get straight to the point and tell you that yes you has very high chances of getting a BSc Food Technology free seat in Bapatla College of Arts and Science.

BSC food technology is not a very much famous branch and therefore there is very low demand for it and the cutoff is usually lower than the other branches so you have a very high chance of getting your preferred branch.

I am providing you the official website of Bapatla Arts and Science College.

You should keep checking out the website for latest updates regarding cut off list.

http://www.bcasbapatla.ac.in/

Dear Aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you are confused between college tag and branch preference.

I would say that among these colleges college tag doesn't matter at all. So, you should opt for GKV haridwar or GGU bilaspur.

But among these two colleges also i will recommend you to go with GKV haridwar EE as this college has a wider scope and better placement stats.

Hi Aspirant,

BSc in Food technology course is offered by Delhi University. It is three year full time UG programme.

B.Sc (Hons) Food technology requires PCB ( Physics, Chemistry and Biology) combination in class 12th with good percentage.

After doing B.Sc (Hons ) Food technology you can get jobs as:

• Food production developer
• Quality manager
• Production manager
• Consumer service director

You will have a lot of scope, both in the government and the private sector. In agriculture, food departments and large food corporations. If you will do M.Sc. Food Science and Technology in future, then the scope for job opportunities increases.

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

As per GATE 2021 which will be conducted by IIT Bombay, now students who are in the third year of their bachelor degree are also eligible to appear for GATE exam. Since you are a student of food technology (B. VOC) and if you're in the third or fourth year of your bachelor degree, then yes, you are eligible to appear for GATE/JAM exam so as to pursue your M. Tech/M. SC. For IIT JAM exam, there is no age bar and you should a bachelor degree with 55% minimum marks if you are from general category and 50% minimum marks if you are from ST/SC/PwD category. But prepare thoroughly as the papers are pretty tough.

Hope, you get the answer.

But  in ap emacet councelling it is not showing btech agricultural engineering for Bipc stream