Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science
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Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation 

  • A NAAC accredited
  • Private Institute
  • Estd. 1955

Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation
 at 
NNCHSC 
Overview

Duration

3 months

Total fee

3,500

Mode of learning

Part Time-Classroom

Credential

Certificate

Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation
 at 
NNCHSC 
Entry Requirements

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Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation
 at 
NNCHSC 
Admission Process

  • Direct Admission

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Students Ratings & Reviews

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Shubham Sharma
Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation
Offered by Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science
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The college is the best with much professionalism.
Placements: The good companies from the food industries visit the college, and the students get the opportunity to approach directly. The students can apply for the ones they feel like applying. The companies from the nutrition field visit for the placements. The students have the liberty to choose the companies to apply from the list.
Infrastructure: The college is amazing and well-maintained. The cleanliness and the discipline are two major priorities on the campus. Everything in the college is systematically done from the library work to the office work. No campus makes the students focus on studies. All the staff (including non-teaching) are kind and always helpful in some or the other way.
Faculty: All the faculty members are well-qualified. They provide the best guidance to the students. They not only share the theoretical knowledge to the students but also share practicality of the subject. The vast knowledge of the faculty members helps the students to work confidently.
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Certificate Course in Food Processing and Preservation
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Answered 6 years ago

Hello Shubhanshu, You have completed your degree in chemical engineering and you are interested in doing a course in food preservation etc. Yes this definitely appears to be a very good course to expand your horizon and also increase your employability. Food processing industry in India is bound and

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Group Captain Vinayak Deo

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Answered 6 years ago

Hello Swati, It's indeed good to see your love for this upcoming branch of Engineering. With the government's aim of doubling farmer’s income, this subject and allied specialisations have tremendous potential. The specialisation that you are mentioning is very good choice. Go ahead.

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Group Captain Vinayak Deo

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Answered 7 years ago

Hello Mayuri, After completing B.E. in CSE, you have the following options available: 1. You can join IT company through campus placement. 2. M.Tech in India or abroad to specialize in chosen field. 3. You can pursue MBA, if you want to become generalist. 4. If you have a unique idea, you can start

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