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Swati singh
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There is no doubt that DU is a great university so in my experience I can say that B.Sc. Food technology from DU is a good decision. There are three colleges that provides this course in DU and all are doing well in terms of providing education and building students career.
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Harsh Singh
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The placement scenario in Gitam University for B.Sc. Food Technology is quite good, and the university has a dedicated placement cell that assists students in securing job opportunities in various reputed companies. The average package offered to B.Sc. Food Technology graduates in Gitam University is around 3-4 lakhs per annum. However, the placement package may vary depending on several factors such as the student's academic performance, skills, experience, and the industry's demand.
In recent years, several reputed companies have visited Gitam University's campus for recruitment drives, including Nestle, Britannia, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola,
In recent years, several reputed companies have visited Gitam University's campus for recruitment drives, including Nestle, Britannia, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola,
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Aarya Admit Khariye, let me explain. When we talk of cutoff, it means that students below this level are not allowed to take part in the process. Like the cutoff prescribed by IIT's of 75% marks in 12th. Even if a student stands in first 20 in JEE Advanced he / she will be denied admission if this student has not scored required marks in 12th exam. In Maharashtra, MHT CET is the entrance exam and Maharashtra government has not announced any specific cutoff for good technology course. So if you do well in this entrance examination, you can get admission. Best wishes to you.
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Swati singh
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Yes, B.Sc in food technology is very promising as you can work in food companies, packaging industries, commercial kitchens and beverage companies.
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MURPHY J
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B.Tech in computer Science is surely more preferable if you want to have a good placement. Due to the increasing usage of web and everything shifting online, it is obvious that there is a need of more number of people who can work in IT sector. Hence, good placement opportunities and better salary.
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Dhruv Garg
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Candidates seeking admission in B.Tech course must have passed 10+2 examination in relevant field.
Selection to B.Tech is done on the basis of JEE Main score followed by Online Counseling conducted by NIFTEM.
Closing cutt off rank is around 65728.
Best wishes to you.
Selection to B.Tech is done on the basis of JEE Main score followed by Online Counseling conducted by NIFTEM.
Closing cutt off rank is around 65728.
Best wishes to you.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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It require B.Sc. In food technology. It would be a better idea to do M.Voc. And explore career opportunities in teaching & other field.
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Harsh Verma
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Eligibility for post-graduation in food technology after completing a degree in home Science with a specialisation in resource management depends on the admission requirements set by the institutes offering the programme. Some institutes might consider applicants with a background in home Science while others might have specific requirements such as a degree in food Science or a related field. It is best to check with the individual institutes for their admission criteria.
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I have 20k rank in AP EAMCET. Can I get a free seat for B.Tech food technology? I am a BiPC student.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Your chances for admission are low, but you can try.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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The fee structure at PDKV - Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth for B.Tech. in Food Technology is from 75,000 to 1 lakh.
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