B.Tech

No, it is generally not possible to get the admission to B.Tech programme with 36% through MH-CET. 

The minimum qualification marks for General Category are usually 45% and reseved categories, it is 40%.Though having only 36% cannot make the admission for the most of the colleges.

There are some colleges consider 12th grade marks as part of admission criteria with minimum percentage of typically ranging from 50% to 65%.

You have acquired a good percentage.So you are in Rajasthan State you can join in BITS Pilani as number 1 college.I will suggest you colleges for number 2 to 7.Here is the list

2.IIT Jodhpur 

3.MNIT Jaipur 

4.LNMIIT Jaipur

5.IIIT KOTA

6.Manipal University 

7.CURAJ

I think these are best colleges you will like to join .Once get through these colleges .

To migrate to a new private university in your third year, you'll need to apply for lateral entry/migration, which typically requires a strong academic record, a "No Objection Certificate" from your current institution, and potentially a mapped curriculum to ensure course equivalencya

Hi, after graduating from BTech in Food Technology course in Hyderabad, students can get placed in many top reputed companies. Here's a concise list of the jobs one can get after doing B-tech in Food technology:

• Food Technologist
• Food Safety Officer
• Quality Assurance Manager
• Research and Development (R&D) Scientist
• Production Manager
• Process Engineer
• Food Packaging Technologist
• Quality Control Analyst
• Food Regulatory Specialist
• Sales and Marketing Executive
• Food Consultant
• Entrepreneur

Hi, the future of this dynamic industry is tied to pressing global concerns such as sustainability and health. Technologists are creating sustainable solutions to reduce food waste, increase energy efficiency, and develop eco-friendly packaging. In the booming health and wellness sector, they are contributing to the development of functional foods, probiotics, nutraceuticals, and personalized nutrition options. As we navigate through evolving food consumption trends and confront challenges related to food security and health, the role and scope of food technology engineering are set to expand significantly.

Hi, TS EAMCET and ICAR AIEEA are the top entrance exams for admission to best BTech Food Technology colleges in Hyderabad:

Hi, it can be observed that pursuing BTech Food Technlogy in Hyderabad can be quite inexpensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh. 

Hi, the popular BTech Food Technology in Hyderabad are:

Hope this helps!

Very much! It'll help you get the best job options possible as a BTech graduate. Quality education, strong industrial reputation, etc., will get you better placement opportunities.

But, it is not the only deciding factor. You should also have practical skills, internship experience, and a go-getter attitude to excel at the interview and get a high-paying job after BTech.

You can take admission in your home town top government or private college which take admission by counselling is better option for you. Example if you belong from UP you fill the AKTU counselling and choose ABES or KEIT because they are autonomous.