Engineering

Hi Saahil, The fact is that you are as of now a CSE graduation and now not inspired by the professions which follow this training of MBA Aviation, it implies your inclinations and aptitude were for something different while you sought after this programme. Before making this Career change, I would propose you to give a profound idea towards your interest, aptitude, demeanor, temper and desires. On the off chance that these adjust towards MBA in Hospitality and the travel industry also. Second question, which must be raised is which University to opt? Well I propose you to look at the Institutions on the accompanying parameters:
# Best facilities, Infrastructure, foundation and equipment are accessible for students. # Trainers/teachers must be very much qualified and specialists in their fields. # Industry interface: you have done adequate temporary jobs/ventures in industry that you don't think that its hard to adjust to exceptionally requesting positions later on. # The Teaching pedagogy is pragmatically arranged. # The course include the preparation for the pertinent programming like fidelio. # Placements, since your definitive point is to make a profession, whats better than having a proposal close by before you pass the degree. I can vouch for the way that LPU marks all the privilege boxes here. The position record of LPU justifies itself, with more than 600 organizations visiting the grounds for enlistment, it is one of the principal establishment drawing in the business for ability. You have to check the full detail on www.admission.lpu.in
All the best.

B.Tech Food Technology deals with a blend of physical, chemical or microbiological techniques and processes for transforming raw ingredients into food and also other forms in food processing industry. Food processing refers to converting the raw ingredients into edible components or transforming food into other edible forms. BE/B.Tech in Food Technology is a 4-year programme. Food Technology deals with the various chemical processes that food products undergo to make them consumable and ready to market. Food processors typically take clean, harvested crops or butchered animal products and use them to produce attractive, marketable food products with long shelf-life. Similar processes apply to animal feed. Job opportunities :
1. Government Jobs : Graduates in B.Tech food technology can find jobs in various government organizations, laboratories etc. Many firms working under the Food Corporation of India recruit graduates in this field. Initially they are recruited as trainees. In the training period itself they can earn salary of Rs. 20,000/- per month. The training period will be generally six months. After initial training they will be promoted to higher grades based on their capabilities. Their salary scale will also increase consequently after the training period. Apart from salaries they are also provided with good benefits also. Graduates in this field can also try for jobs in laboratories where the quality of food products are tested.
2. Private jobs : Many private sector organizations recruit graduates in B.Tech food technology. Companies like Amul, Cadbury, Britannia, Nestle etc. Recruit professionals in food technology. Entry level professionals will be given a six months training initially. After completing the training period they will be promoted to higher grades. The candidates can earn upto Rs. 15,000/- per month in the training period itself. The salary will be further increased after the training period based on the position of their job. Graduates in B.Tech food technology can also find jobs in home catering services that are owned by food entrepreneurs.