Both have their own pros and cons. M-Tech in a particular field also matters. If you are excellent at a particular course, you are surely gonna get decent jobs and amazing salary (placements). Also, the university you pick matters.. because each university have their own placement value. The companies come

Hello

The programmes that CSIr CFTRI offer are

M.Sc. Food Techonlogy

Integrated M.Sc - Ph.D Program (Nutrition Biology)

Flour Milling Technology Course. The placements in MSc Food Tech are great. The admission to these programmes depend on the entrance exam scores as well as your graduation marks (50-50 ratio)

The

Hello,

Here are lists of some job profiles which you can apply for after Btech in food technology

• Production manager

• Purchasing manager

• Start Up

• Food technologist

• Researcher

• Product development

• Nutritional therapist

• Quality manager

• Technical brewer

• Regulatory officer

Some recruiters are

Hi Riya!

Below are some of the Colleges where you can pursue M.Sc. Food Technology across the Nation:

• IIT Kharagpur
• IIT Guwahati
• ICT Mumbai
• Anna University, Chennai
• NIT Rourkela
• Jadavpur University
• Parul University
• Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Kolkata
• LPU, Jalandhar

When it comes to Job Opportunities, you have recruiters

Hello there,

Here I'm listing career scopes of all the courses mentioned in your query :

B.Sc Forensic Science

• Forensic expert
• Forensic scientist
• Crime scene investigator
• Teacher/Professor
• Crime reporter
• Forensic engineer
• Crime laboratory analyst

B.Sc Optometry

• Optometrist
• Teacher
• Research Assistant

B.Sc Food Technology

• Food Technologist
• Junior Quality Analyst
• Patent Analyst

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

Hello there,

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

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

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.