Agricultural and Food Engineering

Hello Shashank Mishra, I think so. You need to pass GATE in concerned paper. I am attaching a link for GATE2022, but it would be useful to you to understand different aspects of eligibility. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/gate-2022-exam-blogId-55509
Best wishes to you.

Hii, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai B.Tech CAP Round-1 cut-offs have been released, while the Maharashtra CET Cell has started the online submission and confirmation of the options form for CAP Round 2. The provisional allotment of CAP Round- 2 is expected to release on December 17, follow

NIT offers B.Tech in food engineering as well as in bio engineering.

Manufacturing science will be the better option in terms of placement.

Hello XYZ, Engineering branches that you are talking about are indeed very specialised branches. Obviously opportunities for placements are comparatively less in absolute terms as compared with other branches. But let me reiterate that these branches do have their niche in the market and requirement

Hi Rahul,
Yes, you are eligible for agriculture college. You can definitely go for it. Choose colleges wisely which will provide you good practical as well as technical knowledge.
Best of luck!

It has a good scope, in fact, both in the government sector and the private divisions. One can enrol as food quality inspector in areas of quality assurance, purchasing management, food equipment, food safety, research, teaching, food preservation, product development, etc.

Hello Sanika, Candidates need to be Indian nationals to be eligible to apply for admission in UG programmes offered at ICT. Apart from this, aspirants should have cleared their qualifying examination (having Science subjects) with atleast 50% aggregate marks if they are from General category. If the