B.Voc Eligibility

The eligibility criteria of M.Sc. Food and nutrition of Calcutta University is B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Food and Nutrition. Hence you are not eligible.

As stated above, a B.Voc course is of three years duration divided into six semesters. The course curriculum of B.Voc is industry-based which contains about 40% General education (theory) and 60% vocational training (practical) components. This means that apart from studying the regular curriculum, all students need to undergo industrial training or project work for at least four to eight weeks in every semester.

Yes, you are eligible for this exam.

Eligibilty as per on website of Integral University:
A candidate must have passed 10+2 in any discipline from a recognized Board.
Admission Procedure:
Admission will be based on merit.
A course wise merit list will be called for counselling,which eventually would lead to the admission.
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No, you can't join M.Sc in food science and technology here directly after doing B.Voc. After B.Voc, you can do M.Voc but it's not available in many universities, only some will provide you M.Voc degree. Other possible options include B.Sc in food tech. Here also every university won't offer a lot of universities ask for a bridge course for further studies.

Minimum50% marks at thelevelofgraduation.Certain universities also admit students with a B.A. Economics (Hons.)degree.Students who have passed B.B.S., B.B.A., B.F.I.A. and B.B.E. with at least 60% marks can also apply.

Yes, you can go for government jobs.

Yes, you can for government jobs after B.Voc. People with vocational education can find job opportunities can look for employment opportunities in government organisation and many government organizations frequently call for applications from skilled technicians like stenographer, typist, computer operator, electrician, etc.