Engineering

There are 100 of colleges in India which offers B.Tech In Food Technology. Now for getting admission in government colleges, you should either have given JEE Mains or JEE Advance examination or Any other entrance test related to that college. In most private college you can easily get admission on basis of your 12th marks or here also you can get admission through their entrance test. Some examples pf government college are:
ANNA university, IIT kharagpur, IIT Delhi, or any other IIT'S, mostly NIT's and IIIT's and GFTI'S like Gurunanak institute of technology, Punjab engineering college, NIFTEM, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel university of agriculture and technology etc. Some private colleges are Amity University, LPU, CU, SRM, VIT, JP University, Graphic Era, UPES etc.

The institute is located in the most picturesque surroundings of the lake town of Bhimtal, in the Nainital district of Uttaranchal. The campus is spread over an area of about 10 hectares of prime land amongst the Kumaun hills, thus providing a cool climate and lush green environmental surroundings, ideally conducive to academic pursuit. There are enormous facilities provided.
Library, Classrooms, Laboratories, Hostel, Mess etc.
The beautiful campus of the Birla Institute of Applied Sciences is spread over an area of about 25 acres in Bhimtal, in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. The infrastructure and facilities available on campus are among the very best. The campus breathes a peaceful academic environment and envelops two large academic blocks, laboratory blocks, workshops, computer centres, a central library, staff quarters, and separate hostels for boys and girls. The institute has collaborated with the CISCO Local Academy and runs a well-equipped CCNA lab to conduct CISCO courses. The Institute also operates a Government of India project on solar radiation resource assessment at CWET Chennai. For safety and security, BIAS is equipped with 55 CCTV cameras and 55 solar street lights. All the hostels have solar water heating systems. Looking at the big picture, the institute leaves no stone unturned to prepare its students for undertaking leading roles in a rapidly changing corporate environment.

It totally depends on your skill only now as you don't have any B.Tech Degree. In starting you can get a job in any local small firm or workshop, there mostly chance that they will not ask you for any B.Tech degree and will inly ask you basic skill related ECE Work and will provide you little salary around 10-15K month will be max to max. Then after working there for 1 or more years, try to get a Certificate of appreciation from your firm. Now this Certificate will ACT as a proof that you have good knowledge of ECE related work and will assure company that they will not get any harm after your hiring. Now you can get approximately 20-30K and so on.