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MD Mustafa Hossain
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Yes, pursuing a B.Tech degree in Food Technology at TANUVAS (Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University) can be a valuable option for students interested in the field of food technology. TANUVAS is a well-known university in India that offers various programs in veterinary and animal sciences, including a B.Tech programme in Food Technology. The B.Tech in Food Technology at TANUVAS is a four-year undergraduate programme that covers the principles and practices of food technology, food processing, food preservation, food quality and safety, food microbiology, and more. The programme also provides hands-on training through inte
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Anugu Nithin Reddy
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Bachelor of Science B.Sc. In Food Technology (Hons. ). Is three years (6 Semester) full-time undergraduate programme offered by GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam campus at GITAM University, Visakhapatnam.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Aarya Admit Khariye, let me explain. When we talk of cutoff, it means that students below this level are not allowed to take part in the process. Like the cutoff prescribed by IIT's of 75% marks in 12th. Even if a student stands in first 20 in JEE Advanced he / she will be denied admission if this student has not scored required marks in 12th exam. In Maharashtra, MHT CET is the entrance exam and Maharashtra government has not announced any specific cutoff for good technology course. So if you do well in this entrance examination, you can get admission. Best wishes to you.
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3 years agoI have 20k rank in AP EAMCET. Can I get a free seat for B.Tech food technology? I am a BiPC student.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Your chances for admission are low, but you can try.
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kasula manoj
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Candidate must have passed HSC (10+2) or equivalent examination from a recognised Board, securing minimum marks in the aggregate of all subjects. Candidates with Biology will be considered eligible for B.Tech Biotechnology / Bioinformatics and Data Science / Food Science and Technology programs.
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Balachander Kannan
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Yes, you're eligible to do M.Sc. , in life Science, but you need to choose a course carefully which is relatable to your undergraduate course. In India is possible to do a cross-major degree, and several private institutes accept this process. The food Science course syllabus is incorporated with the Life Science course subjects. So, you may select industrial biotechnology, food, or agri-related courses as your Master's degree. Hope this answer will helpful to you.
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Kalyan Oruganti
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Maybe, if it was possible, it will present in counselling process.
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tarun mittal
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There are 52 seats alloted for other states quota. These seats are distributed region wise ie. North, South, East and West. The approximate cutoffs for these regions are as follows:-
South: 199.33
North: 193
West: 189
East: 187
The above cutoffs are for general category. For reserved category, it varies every year drastically. Even the general cutoffs will change every year since the number of seats reserved for each region are very less. Just register, keep calm and hope for the best.
South: 199.33
North: 193
West: 189
East: 187
The above cutoffs are for general category. For reserved category, it varies every year drastically. Even the general cutoffs will change every year since the number of seats reserved for each region are very less. Just register, keep calm and hope for the best.
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tarun mittal
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Now a days, the demand of agriculture has gone on boom. Most of the times students asks about a seat in agriculture but as the demand has gone high, the students are facing a very tough competition and if you are talking about a prestigious agriculture college of India where the foreigners too approach as their first priority that is TNAU.
1. Getting a BSc agriculture seat in TNAU is as tough as like getting a best medical college in India because every year it is on boom.(very high in demand).
2. TNAU cut off calculation .
Marks of each subject each main subject would be converted to 50 as follows. Marks obtained is divided by 4 and the
1. Getting a BSc agriculture seat in TNAU is as tough as like getting a best medical college in India because every year it is on boom.(very high in demand).
2. TNAU cut off calculation .
Marks of each subject each main subject would be converted to 50 as follows. Marks obtained is divided by 4 and the
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