Hello Kanika, Yes you are eligible for MSc in Food technology. The eligibility demands for MSc in Food technology is Graduation with 50% marks with Chemistry/Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology/Microbiology/Biotechnology/Home Science/Agriculture/Food Science and Nutrition/Food Technology or equivalent CGPA.

LINK of Top Institutes offering M.Sc. in Food Technology is given below:

https://collegedunia.com/courses/master-of-science-msc-food-technology

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dear student

Depending upon individuals

You can do one of the following things

Research

If you would like to persue your career in Research and Development then you must appear for CSIR-NET exam twice in a year. If you qualify then you will get opportunity to do PhD from IISC,CSIR,UNIVERSITY,

Candidate should have studied biology in 12th it is mandatory. AND you must scored 50% marks in chemistry/biochemistry subject at graduation level. You have to apply online or offline with required information. Shortlisted candidates will be called for personal interview based on marks obtained in graduation.Candidates will be selected based

m. Sc zology csir net ??

Hello Ashutosh,

If you work hard on your CAT percentile , then you can definitely get a call.

But, being a little practical, i would suggest you to keep other options open . The candidates selected in IIMs or FMS have a good profile which may prove to be negative

hi emrick ettore ,

thank you for approaching us .

Eligibility for Msc botechnology : B.Sc. in any of Biological Sciences, BAMS, MBBS, BHMS, BPT and B.Pharm .

all the best