B.Sc Food Technology
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Contributor-Level 9
In Trivandrum, you can pursue B.Sc. Food Technology at University College (Palayam) or Sree Narayana College (Chempazhanthy). These are affiliated with Kerala University, admit via +2 Science merit (usually 50%), and offer a 3-year CBCS-based curriculum. Seats are limited, so apply early through KU's centralized admissions portal.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Food Science concentrates on the nutritional aspects of food like dietary needs, how food affects health, and food composition. It includes subjects like food chemistry, microbiology, and human nutrition whereas Food Technology focuses on the technical processes involved in the food production, preservation, packaging, and distribution. It gives more importance to the engineering aspect of food processes.
If you are more inclined towards the technological side of food production, go for BSc in food technology and if you are more passionate about health, nutrition, and the impact of food on one's health, then food Science and nutrition m
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
B.Sc. Food Technology graduates have job opportunities in the government sector as Food Inspector (INR 35,000-50,000/month through SSC FSSAI exams), Quality Control Officer in FCI, Scientist at CFTRI (INR 50,000 and above).
In the private sector, students will find units such as Nestlé offering approximately INR 3-6 LPA for Food Technologist, Amul offering between INR 4 and 8 LPA for Quality Assurance Manager, and ITC offering between INR 5 and 10 LPA for an R&D specialist. They also recruit in product development by start-ups.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
To be granted admission into JDT Islam College of Arts and Science's B.Sc Food Technology course, applicants should have undergone Higher Secondary/Intermediate (10+2) with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Scheduled Castes (SC) students should have a minimum of 45% since it is just a notch below the regular minimum. This eligibility requirement will make sure that students have a basic understanding required to excel in the program.
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