Beauty & Fitness

Hi Shreeya,
You first decide what you want to study and where. Abroad is a broad term. Different countries have different process and requirements. Based on what you want to be you can look for food and nutrition courses in countries like Canada, Australia and New Zealand. There are many options. Go through college websites and check relevant courses. Based on your percentage in 12th you have better chances of admission in Australia and NZ though. You must take the IELTS to meet the English language requirement for foreign students. You must also write a personal statement and you will require Letters of Recommendation from your teachers, colleges normally ask for 2 such letters. Every detail is difficult to mention here so check for food and nutrition undergraduate courses in these countries and check their websites.

Please do visit: www.keleven.com to know more about K11. Currently funded partners with the National Skill Development Corporation (N. S. D. CA body established by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (M. S. D. E). At K11, we believe in creating the most conducive atmosphere for a student to learn. All K11 Classrooms come fully equipped with audio, visual & high-speed internet connectivity to allow for maximum student interaction. The K11 practical lab, which is exclusive to K11 students, comes fully equipped to teach the practical application of the theory which is taught. K11 pays equal attention to imparting of practical knowledge, as much as it does to theory. The K11 practical lab consists of each and every equipment that would be required by a student to maximize his/her learning. We have centres in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune and Kolkata.

Please check for your eligibility to pursue B.Sc. Applied Nutrition from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below:
Eligibility for B.Sc. In Applied Nutrition:
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Sc. In Chemistry are listed here:
A Higher Secondary qualification/ 10+2 or equivalent qualification in the Science stream from a recognised educational Board of the country. A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Some institutes and universities conduct their own entrance examinations for admission to the course. Selection to this course in such cases is based on the candidates performance in both 10+2 and the entrance examination. The course is ideally suited for candidates with a knack for the Science of Nutritional Biology and involves a subject of specialisation specific to nutrition and diet. Regards.