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Harsh Kumar

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85k per year is the fee structure for M.Sc. food science and nutrition.

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Harsh Kumar

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PIMS Banglore fee structure for Bsc in Food science and nutrition is 70k per year this is a total 3 year course therefore total fees will be 2.1 lakh.

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ANMOL MUTREJA

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Yes it's true that food sciences is majorly based on Chemistry like food nutrition and chemical aspects of food but I can assure you that if you think that you can do it by giving some extra time during your campus days. Then sure go for it.

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Sushant Singh

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Hi, If you have decided which university to want to get admission in orr where you're aiming at then research according to it and follow the tips mentioned below :-
A) Know the Syllabus and Exam Pattern. Before starting CUET-PG Preparation refer to the CUET-PG Syllabus & Exam Pattern
B) Begin your Preparation Well in Advance. And identify your weak points and work on them. C) Prepare a Study Plan and Schedule. D) Execute your Study Plan and Schedule. E)Avoid Distractions. F) refer to various Learning Resources.

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Gaurav Kumar

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Last year cut-off for B.Sc. in Food science and nutrition at Gujarat University was 41.667, marks wise and 6154, rank wise.

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SREERAG M

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I would give an 8 of 10 marks for PIMS
here admission is based on a entrance exam and therefore anyone who qualify for here gets 100 % placement.
So u got 90% so i am sure u are gonna make it

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Aditya KumarGraduating from M.G.K.V.P.

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Hello, Diploma in Food and Nutrition is a great choice due to its high demand, Awesome pay package and great scope in career. Average fees for this course is INR 15K PA depending on college and amenities.
Average starting salary - 1 Lacs to 4 Lacs
Top recruiting organisations - Food corporation of India, Clinics, Hotels and Hospitals
Top recruiting areas - Food Service Departments of Hospitals, Long-Term Care Homes, Hotels, Catering Companies, Schools and Colleges, Retirement Community Centres etc.
Top job profiles - Diet Technician, Nutrition Manager, Marketing/ Sales Consultant, Catering Manager, Food Service Supervisor, Quality Contro
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