B.Tech

Both Agricultural Engineering and Food Technology is an excellent field from an educational purpose. However, B.Tech in Agricultural Enginnering is a widely known field hence the competition is higher, making it a challange to get a good placement. 

While B.Tech in Food Technology is a new field and is yet to be known to so many .

After persuing B.Tech in agriculture engineering, one can become an agricultural engineer , crop researcher, microbiologist, plant physiologist and much more. 

On the other side , student persuing B.Tech in Food Technology also has so much to choose from like a good consultant, food microbiologist, production manager, private food inspector , food research scientist among many others. 

The career prospects after both the fields is a handful and more. Saying one is better than the other is not possible. You should go for what intersted you more among the two. 

However while talking about figures , food technology is something new and is yet to be extremely competitive like Agriculture Engineering.So a degree in B.Tech in Food Technology is definitely better than B.Tech in Agricultural Enginnering in terms of good placement. However both fields are intersting on their own , and are being chosen by a vast majority of students nowadays.

Sant Baba Bhag Singh University's B.Tech placements seem to have an average package of around 3.5 LPA and the highest package of 7 LPA. The university's placement cell is actively involved in creating placement opportunities for eligible and deserving students by inviting top-notch corporates for campus placements. The university also conducts various special initiatives such as pre-placement training, industry-institute interface, conferences, and seminars to bridge the gap between industry requirements and student skills. The university has seen several well-renowned corporates visiting for placements. The percentage of students placed in B.Tech courses is around 30%.