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Nishtha Kumari
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The demand for delicious Indian food is growing in India as well as abroad which is why it is initiating a scope of growth in the careers like Chefs and other food making related professions. Also the salary of a Chef is higher in Australia and USA than India.
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, there are courses on Indian cuisine and culture in India that can be offered at various levels like UG, PG and Certificate. Renowned university like Manipal University offeres MA in Indian cuisine and culture. While popular certificate courses include Certificate in Indian Cuisine, Certificate in Multi Cuisine Cook, and Certificate in Intensive Culinary Arts.
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Nishtha Patra
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The Indian culinary or Indian food culture reflects the cultural diversity of the country, whether it's south indian food culture or east indian food culture. The term “Indian food” denotes variety of flavours from different parts of the country and showcases centuries of cultural exchange with the far various corners of the world.
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Ravi Babu
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Candidates for the Indian Cuisine and Culture course usually need to have a bachelor's degree with at least 45–50% of the possible points, depending on the school, in areas like hospitality, hotel management, culinary arts, or similar professions. Students with this eligibility are guaranteed to possess fundamental knowledge and abilities pertinent to the culinary and hospitality industries. Related professional experience may also be taken into account by certain institutions. Merit rating, in-person interviews, and occasionally particular entrance examinations like MET for particular colleges like Manipal are also common components
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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Yes, a course in Indian Cuisine and Culture can lead you to job opportunities. Many restaurants and hotels look for chefs skilled in Indian cooking, who can cook well, use the best ingredients and add the authentic taste of Indian food there, and also you could start your own business.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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The duration to complete an Indian Cuisine and Culture course can vary depending on the program. Generally, Diploma or certificate courses may take about 6 months to 1 year, while degree programs can range from 2 to 4 years. It's best to check the specific institution for its course length and structure.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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Different Courses in Indian cuisine and culinary arts cover different topics and portions, they are as follows:1. Indian cooking techniques2. Regional cuisines3. Food safety and hygiene4. Menu planning5. Nutrition6. Baking and pastry7. Culinary managementThese topics give a well-rounded foundation in cooking and kitchen management.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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You can pursue different career options after graduating from Indian Cuisine and Culture course, Here are some of the names through which you can get a idea of career scope:1. Chef2. Culinary Instructor3. Food Stylist4. Food Critic or Writer5. Restaurant Manager6. Catering Manager7. Food EntrepreneurThese options vary based on your interests in the culinary field.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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Yes, there are scholarships available for students studying Indian cuisine and culinary arts. Different institutions offer their scholarships based on merit or financial need. And also Additionally, there are some external organizations and government programs/organisations that provide scholarships specifically for culinary students.As per my suggestion, you must check with the specific college or university for more details.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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The eligibility for Indian cuisine and culture programs usually includes:1. Age: 16 or 18+.2. Education: High school Diploma preferred.3. Interest: Genuine interest in the subject.4. Language: English or Hindi proficiency may be needed.5. Application: Apply, possibly with an interview.Check specific institutions for more details.
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