Hello Richa

BSc. in Food Technology is a 3-years Undergraduate course that deals with the study of scientific principles involved in both food production and preservation. Job opportunities include: Bacteriologist, Toxicologist, Home Economist, Research Scientist, Organic Chemist, Biochemist, Analytical chemist etc. Recruiting firms include: Hospitals, Restaurants, Rice Mills, Retailers, Food

Hello,

The difference between these two degrees is that bsc is a plain degree in terms of education. In Bsc you will learn more about theory though you will deal with practicals but it will not be enough and Bsc is a 3 year course while Btech is a 4

There are many govt. jobs after bsc food technology. If i talk about your respective branch than you can apply for food inspector like posts.

And in general you can apply for all govt. jobs who are just asking for a bachelor degree like ssc cgl and all.

Hope this

Hey buddy,

Yes there is wide range iof scope in food technology with good packages. You can take up jobs in different domains such as hospitals, restaurants.

Food processing companies; catering establishments, soft drinks manufacturing firms, spice, cereal and rice mills.

Quality control organisations,

Food research laboratories,

And packaging industries.

Dear aspirant ,

Here are some food technology college in pune:

MIT Art, Design and Technology University, [MIT ADT] Pune

Degree: Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Food Technology)

Duration: 4 year(s)

Course Fees: Rs. 5.89 Lakh

MIT College of Food Technology, [MITCFT] Pune

Degree: Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Food Technology)

Duration:

Hello,

Here is the list of some colleges -

• Shivaji university, Kolhapur

• MIT college of food technology, Pune

• ICT, Mumbai

• Laxminarayan institute of technology, Nagpur

• Annasaheb college of engineering and technology, Sangli

• School of Biotechnology and bioinformatics, Navi mumbai

Check out this link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-food-processing-degree-colleges-in-india

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on certain factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category etc, since you did not mention the category details, I am considering as general category. however at this score from general merit quota, you have no

Hello Student ,

Yes there is a huge difference between Bsc food technolgy and Bsc (Hons) food technolgy .

That is they both are academic degrees given to undergraduate students. Main difference between the two academic degrees Bsc (Hons) is much more specialized as compared to the Bsc general degree,

Hi,

The Institute is approved by AICTE and accredited by UGC, NAAC, and located in one of the prime locations in North Kolkata near Sodepur.

According to placements wise GNIT college is average college.

Approx 50%  student get placed every year.

Highest Package: INR 5 LPA

Average Package: INR 3.8

Hey!

Chaoudhary Charan Singh university, Haryana offers a wide variety of courses in terms of bsc. It offers bsc physics, chemistry, maths, agriculture, zoology, botany, biomedical, etc.

You can check the list by visiting our page at

https://www.careers360.com/university/chaudhary-charan-singh-university-meerut/courses?page=2&degree=64

Thank you