Hello,

The eligibility criteria to for admission to Food Technology in University of Delhi is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/ Mathematics. with minimum 60% aggregate and minimum 50% or in English.

Please check if you have studied the above mentioned subjects.

Hello there,

I would suggest you to reappear in chemistry exam. It is mandatory to acquire an aggregate of 50 per cent of marks in 10+2 in physics, chemistry and math to get qualified for enrolling in a Bachelor of Technology programme.

You may also request the board to give

Hello !

You can consider the following career options with nutrition, biology, maths, chemistry in class 11 -

1. Food research analyst

2. Aerobics instructor

3. Food services manager

4. Marketing food & nutrition

5. Food technologist

6. Professor

There are many other career options that you can consider as

The level of difficulty of Mathematics is of moderate level. Nothing to worry about!! If you face any issues regarding mathematics, the professors will be more than happy to clear your doubts.

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English, Mathematics I, Physics, Chemistry, Basic Engineering I

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Personality and Development I, NSS/NCC/NSO/YOGA, Physics Laboratory,

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• NDA Exam: If you are writing NDA exam after 12th, there is no minimum cut off marks required in 12th but you should clear your 12th exam. If you clear your NDA written
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hello aspirant,

there's a very broad field in which a scientist can work upon.

it actually depends on you whether you want to keep studying and explore as a scientist or you want to do some work by persuing this position.

Large and small companies can hire scientists to work

Hello dear,

Yes, even after the syllabus will get changed, you will be eligible for applying NDA exams with Commerce plus Maths as your choice. Though the syllabus will get changed,  doesn't mean that you will get to learn some lesser topics.

Your school might not finish some topics, but