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Hi Anmoldeep,
To study in Germany you must complete 13 years education. To meet this requirement you may clear IIT-JEE advance test or complete 1st year of undergraduate studies. UG diplomas however are not accepted in Germany, therefore you must meet the 13 year education criteria. Another option for you is to give the assessment test called Feststellungsprüfung conducted by the German university.
Feststellungsprüfung is an aptitude test conducted by German Universities. To be eligible for Feststellungsprüfung you must enroll for Studienkolleg. Studienkolleg is conducted by the university in Germany for students who does not meet the admission requirement. You can check UNI-ASSIST website or directly mail to the university for studienkolleg details.
Hope this helps.

A full time MBA program does have an advantage over a part time MBA program. Sine you are currently employed it would be important for you to evaluate the risk reward ratio visa vis leaving your current job and pursuing a full time MBA.
Financial independence is also important. If you current job is a decent one then you could also explore the possibility of enrolling yourself for an executive MBA program, which you could pursue along with current job and on the completion of it explore growth opportunities with your existing employer itself. You need to keep in mind that any MBA course from a top ranked university always gives you an inbuilt advantage in professional growth.

Hi Masum,
You can surely go for design. Design is a field that is age old and has been evolving every year like science.
The world has changed a lot and a lot of new and wonderful careers in design have come up. Sometimes student artists are too much enamored by fine arts preventing them to look objectively at design. Again like science it pays to be at the cutting edge.
Similarly in design the cutting edge areas are UID/ UXD, 3D Printing, Immersive Technology, Augmented Reality, 3D Projection etc., besides of course game design and animation. Of course at the top of the pile lies Concept Designing (usually reserved for writers and visionaries), these people are required by event companies, animation studios, VFX Studios, and of course game studios. At this stage, you may want to understand the creative world and the careers it offers. Interiors, textile as well as web design rely on the same skills, your layout skills and color sense.
Journalism also is at this level and relies on your language skills and knowledge of history and current affairs. A little higher perches graphic design, fashion design, jewelry design, acting, and fine arts which rely on one of your artistic skills, sketching and imagination. At a similar level perches VFX as well as motion graphics which rely on one of your artistic skills, cinematographic skills and imagination. Then come careers like animation, film making, and game design which rely on multiple talents like your authority over sketching, acting, direction, voice, sound, writing, storytelling and problem solving skills etc. Any extra skill can be used in this. So it turns out to be one of the most challenging as well as satisfying careers. Sure not recommended for the weak hearted.
Do remember that digital design careers (e.g. web design, graphics, UI design, animation, VFX, multimedia) give better profits since they can be delivered anywhere in the world and hence may earn in dollars, resulting in better rewards for designers.
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Hi Vaibhav,
The application of the technical aspects of food or food science to the processing, selection, preservation, packaging and distribution of safe and healthy food is known as food technology. Therefore food technology deals with the study of the physical, chemical and the microbiological aspects of food. But every food technology unit has to follow and abide by regulations set by the government and keep in mind the industry standards before releasing food in the market.
Courses and Eligibility for Admission in Food Technology Colleges in India:
Food technology is taught in the undergraduate and postgraduate levels in colleges of India. The different courses offered are:
B.Sc in Food Technology;
B.Sc in Food Science;
B.Sc in Food and Nutrition;
B.Sc in; Food Preservation;
B.Tech in Food Engineering;
B.Sc Tech;
M.Sc in Food Science;
M.Sc in Food Technology;
M.Sc in Food and Fermentation Technology;
M.Sc in Food Science Technology;
M.Sc in Food and Nutrition;
Diploma in Food Analysis and Quality Assurance;
Diploma in Food Science Technology;
Certificate Course in Food Science Preservation;
Certificate Course in Food Science Technology;
Ph.D in Food Technology
The basic academic qualification required for admission to the undergraduate courses of study in food technology is successful completion of 10+2 school board examinations with Science as your chosen stream of study. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology must be compulsory subjects at the school level. For admission to the postgraduate programs in food technology, you must have a graduation degree in food technology.
List of Entrance Tests for Admission to Food Technology Colleges:
-GATE Entrance Examination for admission to Food Technology courses
-CFTRI (Central Food Technological Research Institute entrance examination) for admission to the M.Sc course in food technology in CFTRI, Mysore
-AIJEE (All India Joint Entrance Examination) for admission to the B.Tech course of study in food technology. The state level JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) will also get you admission to the course.
-IICPT (Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology entrance examination) for admission to B.Tech and M.Tech courses of study in food process engineering.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.