Diploma in Food Technology 

at Government Polytechnic College, Panji, Panaji

Hi candidate!

While specific books may vary between IITs, some commonly used books in BTech Mechanical Engineering are as follows:

• “Textbook of Engineering Mechanics” by R.K Bansal
• “Industrial Engineering and Management” by O.P. Khanna
• “Fundamentals of Thermodynamics” by Richard E. Sonntag
• “Mechanical Engineering Design” by Joseph Shigley and Charles Mischke
• “Manufacturing Engineering and Technology” by S. Kalpakjian and S.R. Schmid

Hope it cleared your query. Good day!

The BTech Civil Engineering syllabus focuses on both theoretical lectures as well as practical work.

With the help of lectures in the curriculum, theoretical concepts are introduced to students, tutorials provide space for solving problems and applications also.

And the labs offer hands-on experience to students who get acquainted with equipment and CAD software. Also, the field projects also allow students to apply their B Tech Civil Engg. skills and knowledge to design and implement communication systems.

Government Polytechnic College, Panji offers Diploma courses including 1 UG course. Additionally, it also has After 10th Diploma courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Government Polytechnic College, Panji has specializations such as After 10th Diploma specializations in Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Food Technology, Apparel Design, Mechanical Engineering, UG Diploma specializations in Front Office Management.

Yes, CSE (full form Computer Science and Engineering) is a good career choice if you are aspiring for a good salary package as a fresher. A Computer Engineering graduate's average salary in India is approx. INR 6 lakh and higher. Also, owing to the exponential rise in AI & ML concept), CSE course gradutes have got a competitive job market and abundant opportunities for career growth. 

Government Polytechnic College, Panji provides placement assistance to students. The Institute is visited by reputed organizations such as Financial Consultant, Synthetic Research Development, Telawne Power Equipments Pvt. Ltd., Sheentech Review, Setrise Infrra Llp, Hotel Indraprastha, Precision Technoengineringpvtltd, Sifiy, S Tonddon And Associates, Alsha Air Conditioning Ducting And Sheet Metal Work, Kamal Technoservices, Japan India Institute For Manufaturing, Pratibha Vidyaniketan High School.

Government Polytechnic College, Panji has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:

Courses	Eligibility
After 10th Diploma	Candidate must have passed SSC or Xth standard or equivalent examination with a minimum of 35% marks in aggregate from the Goa Board or an examination conducted by the CBSE, New Delhi, or any other examination.

The overall seats available across all courses offered by Government Polytechnic College, Panji is up to 431. Good thing to know is that Government Polytechnic College, Panji has courses which are approved by prominent Government bodies like AICTE.

The BTech Food Technology course offers a pool of electives for you to opt in the 5^th and 6^th semesters where you have the perfect opportunity to pick a subject that interests you more and is easy to understand and enjoyable for you.
You can choose electives according to the career pathway and industry that you would like to enter into in the future, where you see yourself as an established food technologist. There are a variety of choices like Techniques in Food Analysis, Food Storage and Plant Layout, Non-Thermal Food Processing, Beverage Technology, Engineered, Textured and Fabricated Foods, etc.

The answer to this question will differ from one individual to another. If you have a passion and deep inclination towards the food processing sector and love to play with technology to innovate new and health food and beverage items, you will really enjoy the entire BTech Food Technology syllabus.

On the other hand, if you're just taking up this course under pear pressure or other reasons, you may find it difficult. So, you should think twice before opting for the course whether it aligns well with your interests and career plans or not.