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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology 

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology
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Institute of Home Economics 
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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology
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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology
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3.4/5
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Placement Review IconPlacements1.9
Infrastructure Review IconInfrastructure3.3
Faculty Review IconFaculty & Course4.2
Crowd Review IconCampus Life3.7
Money Review IconValue for Money3.6
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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology - Batch of 2027
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Something sweet and new in life.
Placements: We have a placement cell called E cell but it is not very active because it is only run by students and teachers do not work much in that cell. Most students after their graduation apply for a Masters which is why our college does not work on placements of students.
Infrastructure: We do not have any hostel facilities available in our college due to the residential areas. You can find some affordable PGs near the Hauz Khas area and the metro services are also present. Infrastructures are good we have spacious labs with major equipment of food industries and we also have Wi-Fi available, a library well ventilated classrooms and a canteen.
Faculty: Teachers are very experienced and helpful. They are considerate they help us with doubts books and notes. They use different teaching methods such as blackboard PPTs and group discussion to make the topic simpler and understandable. The course is industry friendly we learn how to use equipment in industrial area. The semester exams are easy with a 50 percent passing mark.
Other: I chose this course because it is something different unique and very interesting. The best thing about this course is that we can start our own start ups in the future. If we can actually see that the equipment is working in real life. The ones we read in textbooks will be more interactive and understandable. We only have one fest which is the annual fest Feria which is a very enthusiastic enjoyable and cool fest of our college.
Reviewed on 12 Oct 2025Read More
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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology - Batch of 2027
3.8
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Not exactly what I expected but manageable.
Placements: My college has a placement cell but it is not very active. Most of the students prefer to do a master directly after graduation. My college does not work on the placement cell that much. If you want to get an internship then you can apply on your own. Even our professor suggests that we use our summer break for internships.
Infrastructure: My college has two blocks namely A and B. Block A is the holder so it has canteen library, admin office and accounts office. Block B is newer so it has a conference room and more spacious labs. The classrooms are well ventilated and get more natural light. Our college does not have any hostel facilities available because of the residential area nearby but you can find many affordable PGs near Hauz Khas.
Faculty: The professors of my course are very knowledgeable and experienced. They know the topics very well, and they use PPTs to explain the difficult topics more clearly. They help us with the reference books notes and our doubts. Curriculum is relevant in the case we study. The modern technologies will eventually help us in the industrial area.
Other: I chose this course because it is very fascinating. Good food reacts inside our body and helps us to nourish and grow. I really like food Science the Science behind the food we eat. I really like the processing techniques that help us supply the food to different parts of the world. The best things about this course are that not only can you directly go into the industrial sector. You can also create your own product which is a super cool thing about food technology.
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It is a mixed but generally positive review as it supports our future.
Placements: The highest percentage of students is 90%. The highest package is 2-3 LPA, and the lowest is 1 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Haldiram and Coca-Cola. 70-80% students get an internship through society contacts. Roles offered are Food Nutritionist and Food Technologist.
Infrastructure: Facilities are good but not very good. Classrooms are cleaned and have average infrastructure. There is no hostel here. The canteen is good and hygienic, but the prices are slightly high for students. For sports, college participation is good in inter-college competition.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and well-explanatory except for 2-3. It makes students ready for the industry, but we haven't visited any industry yet, and it ensures to offer that. The semester exams are not that tough if you study well, as teachers also support, and the pass percentage is around 91%.
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Good academics here, but it lacks placement.
Placements: I mean, the academics are great in our college, but placement isn't, and very few get placed, that too with low LPA. There is a nice job, Mela or something, for placements, and points on ships you have to do on your own, and sometimes they don't even give you a recommendation letter.
Infrastructure: We don't have a hostel. Infrastructure is okay, but not much space. The college canteen is okay as it changes from semester to semester, and the faculty and infrastructure are okay, but there is not much to explore. You know, sometimes you need not only to be stuck in subjects and studies. You need something to explore, but there aren't many areas, playgrounds, or anything.
Faculty: Teachers are good, and attendance is mandatory. They maintain a good standard and are very knowledgeable, as well as having good behavior. This semester, exams are moderate or hard, not easy. The subject I am in or the course I am in is related to the industry.
Other: The fest was okay, as there isn't much space for a crowd, but still, it's enjoyable.
Reviewed on 9 Oct 2025Read More
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Good experience because of fests and events.
Placements: I have heard that only 3 students got jobs after pursuing a B.Sc. hons in food technology. There are no college placements. Students are doing jobs and internships by their own referrals. Top roles offered are research analyst and content writer.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi works at a snail's pace and there are less number of theory rooms. The lab is good but has a lesser number of equipment than necessary. We don't have hostel services. The food is average in the canteen. Sports are only for name sake. There are only 7 sports options. The sports room in charge is very rude so people don't prefer going to her.
Faculty: Teachers are hardworking. Sometimes, they may seem rude but end up helping us in the long run only. The curriculum is good. The course is relevant, but it should have more industry knowledge. Semester exams are not very tough, but you need to study though. The last year's pass percentage was 91%, which is pretty high.
Other: I chose this course because it is something we never learned, and I am very eager to know more about food technology as a whole subject. More industry-based things should be taught I feel this. Events keep on happening in college which is a good thing. The campus crowd is better comparatively. Ragging or bullying is rarely seen. Scholarships are not awarded as much as they should be. The surrounding area is very beautiful.
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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q:   Is Institute of Home Economics DU a good college?
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The Institute of Home Economics (IHE) at the University of Delhi is well-regarded for its academic excellence and holistic development opportunities. Here are some key points about the college:

Courses and Curriculum: The college offers a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma courses in fields such as Home Science, Food Technology, and Journalism.

Faculty and Research: The faculty at IHE is experienced and actively involved in research. 

Facilities: The campus includes well-maintained lawns, spacious lecture theatres, and laboratories. However, some students have noted that the labs could be better equipped. 

For more accurate and latest information please visit the official website of Institute of Home Economics DU or by contacting the admission office. 

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The application fee depends on the candidate category like the student from general have to pay 650 INR. And for the student belong to OBC-NCL and EWS have a fee of INR 600. And for SC/ST/PwD/third gender has INR 550. And the person from outside india have to pay 3000 as application fee. The fee structure is different from application fee.

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Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi has been rated 2.9 on placements on the basis of 107 reviews done by students. In Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi, 398 students were admitted in year 2016-17, out of which 313 graduated in 2018-19. From this, 6 qualified students got placed with a median salary of INR 336000 and 86 students got selected for higher studies. In year 2017-18, 505 students were admitted, out of which 424 graduated in 2019-20. From this, 10 qualified students got placed with a median salary of INR 300000 and 171 students got selected for higher studies. In year 2018-19, 452 students were admitted, out of which 426 graduated in 2020-21. From this, 12 qualified students got placed with a median salary of INR 180000 and 124 students got selected for higher studies.
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The Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University, is generally a Tier II norm. Relatively it is famous for its programs in Home Science and related fields but it doesn’t enjoy the same status as tier 1 university as Delhi University’s main campus. Still, it has good quality education and the institution is well recognized in the area that it specializes.

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology
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Admission Process

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    Jan 3 - 30, 2026
    CUET 2026 Application Process
    May 11 - 31, 2026
    CUET 2026 Exam
    Jul 4, 2026
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    Q:   What entrance exams are accepted by Institute of Home Economics DU for admission to B.El.Ed.?
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    To get admitted to Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University for B.El.Ed., the Common University Entrance Test namely CUET is compulsory. It is recommended to visit the official website of Delhi University in order to get the most relevant information or information that maybe specific to the entrance examination and the admission process.

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    Q:   What is the last date to apply for Institute of Home Economics DU admission?
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    The last date to apply for institute of home economics DU depends the course or specialisation you have choosen. For some course, tha last date was July 19 for the session 2024-25.  For some other courses the last date wa about October 15  2024 (every year) like PG, BA LLB Hons, BBA LLB Hons and B.Tech admission.

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    Q:   Can I get direct admission at Institute of Home Economics DU?
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    There are no direct admission for a student in the Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University for B.A programs because Admissions are offered on the basis of candidate’s merit in CUET. But in some cases these may be restricted to certain categories, and yet even in such cases it normally entails some formality. This guideline, however, changes, and the admission criteria and options should be gotten from the official site of the school.

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    Q:   How many seats are available at Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi for all courses combined?
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    The overall seats available across all courses offered by Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi is up to 810. Good thing to know is that Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi has courses which are approved by prominent Government bodies like NCTE.
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    Q:   Is CUET cumpulsory for B.A. admission at Institute of Home Economics DU?
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    Indeed, CUET is required for admission to B.A. at the Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University. These include a direct admission from an applicant of any of the recognized Universities, transfer from a recognized University or any other mode of admission depending on the scores obtained in the CUET. It is always wise to visit the official site and look for any requirement or changes.

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