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a year ago

There are different bakery courses, but the best one for you depends on your goals, interests, budget, and institution. 

Here are some of the names which you can refer to for your interest and choice

  • Baking and pastry arts
  • Pastry and bakery diploma
  • Culinary arts
  • Baking diploma
  • APCA India
  • Chef IBCA
  • Cele

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Yes, there are scholarships available for students studying Indian cuisine and culinary arts. Different institutions offer their scholarships based on merit or financial need. And also Additionally, there are some external organizations and government programs/organisations that provide scholarships

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Some top colleges in India for studying Indian cuisine and culinary arts include:

HM Mumbai,  Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration,  Lexicon Institute of Hotel Management,  IHM Bangalore,  Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute,  PRSU etc. 

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No prior colour experience is not necessarily required in Indian cuisine and culture or you can say in a cooking profession, especially for a beginner course,   

Some colleges and courses are designed with no experience required and also there are many institutions that require no experienc

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Sommeliers with certifications and wine tasters have a special role in tasting wine complementing, and balancing the taste with food, the actual ask is to balance both the taste together that is wine and food.
The salary of a wine taster depends on your workplace/company and salary ranges between IN

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The average fees for a Food and Wine Harmony course vary depending on the specific institution and curriculum. It also depends on the institution/college where you completed your course, and it may depend on your skills. 

The salary ranges between INR 3 Lacs to INR 6 lakh.

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Yes, some Indian colleges offer online courses for food and wine harmony. Many schools have started online classes, especially after the pandemic. You can check the websites of colleges like IHM to see if they have these courses available.

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Yes, international students can join food and wine harmony programs in India. Many colleges accept students from other countries. You should check the college's website or contact them to find out the details on how to apply!

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In India, some colleges that offer courses on food and wine harmony are:

1. Institute of Hotel Management (IHM): They have branches all over India and teach about food and drinks, including wine.

2. Sonal Holland Wine Academy: This academy focuses on wine and how to pair it with food.

3. Culinary Schoo

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The syllabus for a food and wine course usually includes:


1. Wine Basics: Types and how it's made.
2. Food Pairing: Matching food with wine.
3. Tasting: How to taste wine.
4. Regional Dishes: Pairing wine with different foods.
5. Serving: Proper ways to serve wine.
6. Storage: How to store wine correctly.

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