Hi,

This a tricky situation to be in. But exam results are declared on the basis of the hall ticket number. That can only be possible if you have applied the form of the board exam. Website did not recognize you as the 12th student unless you fill the form. I would suggest you to consult your college teachers.

Hope that helps.

Hello,

No one can say the precise marks or even a range because total marks, pattern, and difficulty vary from year to year.

In the general category, 112 marks ( 28.28 percent) out of 396 were the closing marks for the year 2020. However, depending on the complexity of the paper and the number of students that applied for IIST, these marks will fluctuate from year to year. In terms of rank, you should aim for a position below 10,000 right now.

If your jee advance rank is less than 8000, you will almost certainly be given a seat. This year's rank dropped to 9500, presumably because many seats were left unfilled after the final round, and they had to undertake spot round admittance.

Hope it helped

Thank you

hi...

eligibility criteria..

A candidate who has passed a Bachelor's degree of 3 years duration (B.Sc. or equivalent) under 10+2+3 pattern from any recognized university.

i think there is no entrance exam..

you can contact to college..

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  (0832) 2790959, 2790714

• (0832) 2790714

Hello,

Here are the few Food science and Technology Colleges in India:

• Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
• Career Point University, Hamirpur
• IIEST Shibpur
• Sharada University, Noida
• DGMMES Mampad College, Kerala
• MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Banglore
• Central University of Punjab, Punjab
• Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow
• Bundelkhand University, Jhansi

Hope this will help you, all the Best!!!!!

Dear leaner,

It's better to go with btech as your are from polytechnic you have a chance of learning easy with appropriate basics, why another option if you have 100% of chances to get in btech

You can do food technology in btech as well b sc also

As everyone know that btech is a professional degree where as bsc is a degree where everyone sees it like a normal degree ,the career in food technology with btech is vast , after completion of your course one can cope with government as well private sector

The jobs like tech in food industry

Testing in labs,and quality of food products etc

Some companies recruits the students right after degree ends

Amul

Cadbury

Britannia

Nestle .

Food technology in btech and bsc are same , by the deal is what are you good at

Go on with passion, to reach your passion you have to take smart decisions also .

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

The exam pattern for admission in MSc courses is such that there are 100 questions with 1-1 marks assigned to each question which makes total number of marks out of 100. There is no negative marking so you need not worry. Attempt as much as you can. You can prepare yourself by practicing questions enough before giving the actual test. Do sample papers, mock Tests, brush up your concepts and go for it. Make sure you manage your time properly, don't give a question more than a minute to understand and crack.

You can check out this link as well for question papers: https://university.careers360.com/articles/gndu-question-papers

Hope this Helps!

GOOD LUCK

hi,

see srm institute of science and technology offers b.sc in computer science, BCA (bachelor in computer application). eligibility criteria is applicant must complete 10 + 2 (Higher Secondary) with Mathematics as mandatory subject  or Computer Science with Mathematics. (Minimum Aggregate of 50%). so if you have studied mathematics as mandatory subject or computer science and mathematics as mandatory subject then you are eligible to apply. other wise you may apply for b.com (//b.com) , b.a  courses. follow the below link to know in details:

https://www.srmist.edu.in/admission-india/science-and-humanities/admission-procedure-eligibility