Colleges in Haryana

Hi,Yes, you can appear for the entrance exams and go for a B-Tech degree.
In my opinion, Food Technology would be covering a wider aspect. You will develop competence in areas like Food Process Engineering, Crop Processing Technology, Food Analysis and regulations, Plant and Animal biotechnology.
You need a pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Chemistry, English and Mathematics or Biology or Biotechnology) or equivalent, subject to qualifying JEE Mains or the qualifying entrance test of a university. Like some universities have their own entrance exam like LPU, if you have not given JEEMains you can give LPUNest, the details of this test with the paper pattern is given on their website.
You can also give the other entrance exams like TANCET for taking admission in ANNA University.
There are many enterprising universities giving good academic benefits.

Hi,
MBA is a course much in demand. A lot depends on the score of your entrance exam because due to the tough competitions these days the score records are rocketing sky high. The IIMT has certain standards to set.There are some other good private institutions which offer the equal befits provided in some NITs too. As the fast spinning world of competitions and placements, all universities of caliber are going an extra mile to set new standard.For example Lovely Professional University near my house has been ranked as No. 2 among Indian B-Schools in 'Outreach and Inclusivity' by NIRF 2018 and offers best placements in the North for which it again has received many awards with the best companies all over the globe.
Symbiosis is also offering academic excellence in the form of good faculty and updated infrastructure.
So best for you would be to check the availability of seats in an enterprising college which would help you for your entrepreneurship qualities besides your preparation for the job profiles.