Engineering

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.

Engineering technology programs are based on application and implementation. In other words, engineering technology students learn more through hands-on training as opposed to theory. The 4-year B.Tech. Degree curriculum should develop a novice into engineering technologist and engineering technician in a specific area of engineering. The college passouts should have a clear understanding of engineering technology and what it offers, we can take a look at the many possibilities this field offers in terms of educational programs and career options. The advantages of practical work are unmatched. Getting theoretical knowledge has no value until students can apply it for practical purposes. At PCTE Institute of Engineering & Technology, teaching is highly practical and focused on what the industry needs as it is evolved through constant interaction with leading professionals who are a part of the Industry and Academic Advisory Boards. Practical work includes experiments in laboratories, study tours, assignments, case studies, industry projects, presentations, research work, role-play etc. And forms an integral part of a student's tenure at PCTE.