B.Tech

Dear Manisha,
Right now, BMSIT is the better college. It has awesome infrastructure and good teachers. There's no strict rule in place and there is a pretty chilled out and friendly atmosphere with the faculty and students. The placements are great. Last year 19.7 lakhs was the highest package.

On the basis of your marks you'll get scholarship for studies.

You can try online as well as offline. Send your resume to companies, they will call you for then interview.

No, it is not an agricultural institute, it is a technical college.

Dear Gagandeep,
Yes, it matters. It gives positive and negative impact.
Someone who gets into a prestigious institute like DTU, not caring what your branch is. Realise that almost all the teachers here are pathetic.
2. You start studying programming or electronics.
3. You can get a good score by studying less.
4. Prepare for IAS, CAT, MBA, etc.

The tuition fees is 1.5 LPA.

Hi Bazil,
Food Science is basically a study of textural, theological, physical, biological and compositional nature of our food materials. Food Technology. Food Tractability. Developing dietary indexes. Food Research. Food Technology is an advanced application of Food Science which primitively deals with the processing aspects of Food. Food Processing. Research and Development. Food Reservations. Processing modeling & simulation. Food Packaging. Hope this helps you!
Thanks :)

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then B.Tech is better. However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

Hi Subrata!
You can click here and see all the details about the CEED exam https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/exams/ceed.