hello Dear,

Yes , it is good for B.Tech in Food Technology. It offers this 4 year course with fee around 3.18 Lakh. Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) for studies in fisheries and allied disciplines. It was established by the government of Kerala in 2010.  The University

Hello Thwahirp2,

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In general the eligibility for MSc Food Technology is-

The basic eligibility criteria for m.tech in packing technology is that the candidate must have completed graduation with minimum 60% marks from a recognised university in relevant subjects such as chemistry, biotechnology, polymer science, chemical etching, chemical engineering etc., So I

Hey,

The scope of food production has been widening at a faster pace in India as well as abroad. There are a number of courses in food production like diploma in food production or certificate in food production, a candidate can opt for. A diploma is essential, but a degree

Hello Sugandh Rajput

Hope you are doing well in this ongoing pandemic scenario.

Coming to your question; No, JEE is  not necessary for taking admission for BTech in Food technology.

But I will suggest you to give entrance exam if you want to pursue from a good college.

Many government

Hello STudent

The eligibility of admission of MSc food Technology indepence Institute of advanced technology Pune is is the the candidate must be graduate of food Science food Technology Engineering weather biotechnology. Yeah pass vocational food Science and have the degree of harvest Technology  eligible for admission in MSC food

Hello,

I am mentioning the ICT (Institute of Chemical Technology) JEE MAINS cutoff of the year 2019 for Food and Technology stream, as it seems Cutoff for the year 2021 has not been released yet. You can Use it for reference, to predict that according to your rank, you will

Hi Aspirant!

Yes definitely, if you are able to qualify ICAR AIEEA 2021 exam and get a good score then you can pursue Master's from a reputed college. And as you mentioned that you are pursuing UG from a non ICAR accrediated university then it might cause you some trouble

• Reading comprehension and verbal ability
• logical reasoning.
• data interpretation
• quantitative ability

Yes, I believe you will be eligible to apply for MBA in Food Technology or Dairy Sciences as well as similar courses like PGP FABM. In India, PGP FABM at IIM Ahmedabad and PGDM at IRMA Anand, Gujrat are two of the best Courses for Agri, Food and Business Management