Food Technology Eligibility
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Bhumika Khattar
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You may check this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/food-technology-chp
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/food-technology-chp
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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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Hi,
Eligibility for B.Sc Food Technology
10+2 education completed in the Science stream, from a recognized educational Board. Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Biology/ Home Science as the main subjects at the 10+2 level. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level.
Eligibility for B.Sc Food Technology
10+2 education completed in the Science stream, from a recognized educational Board. Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Biology/ Home Science as the main subjects at the 10+2 level. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level.
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kanu vashisht
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Yes, you can apply as per your interest lies in any field. You can opt for anything.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Yes, Absolutely, A Graduate in any science stream (Chemistry, zoology etc.) can apply for M.Sc in Food Technology.
M.Sc in Food Technology is a 2-year postgraduate course. Food Technology is the branch of food science involving the processing, protection, preparation, selection, distribution, and utilization of sheltered, nutritious, and healthy nourishment.
M.Sc in Food Technology is a 2-year postgraduate course. Food Technology is the branch of food science involving the processing, protection, preparation, selection, distribution, and utilization of sheltered, nutritious, and healthy nourishment.
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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge
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Please visit this link. I hope this will help you-
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Mayur Sondarkar
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The minimum percentage for this course is 55%, but some of the colleges give admission in lower percentage also on behalf of their college exams. So you can try for different colleges and be prepared for their exams.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sakshi,
It's very nice to hear from you are interested in doing your graduation in food technology from ICT Mumbai. However I could not lay my hands on any paper or information where ICT talks of lateral admission. It is understood that it is not allowed. But if you reside in Mumbai then I would advise you to go to Matings and find out from the institute itself. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of the admission process of ICT.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/ict-mumbai-institute-of-chemical-technology-udct-36791/admission
Best wishes to you.
It's very nice to hear from you are interested in doing your graduation in food technology from ICT Mumbai. However I could not lay my hands on any paper or information where ICT talks of lateral admission. It is understood that it is not allowed. But if you reside in Mumbai then I would advise you to go to Matings and find out from the institute itself. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of the admission process of ICT.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/ict-mumbai-institute-of-chemical-technology-udct-36791/admission
Best wishes to you.
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Anjali Sharma
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Eligibility criteria for admission in B.Sc(Hons.) in Food Technology: 12th with mandatory subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/ Biology/ Biotechnology.
Candidate must have secured minimum 50% marks in English and aggregate 55% in mandatory subjects.
For details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-food-technology-shaheed-rajguru-college-of-applied-sciences-for-women-mayur-vihar-1-delhi-8345
Candidate must have secured minimum 50% marks in English and aggregate 55% in mandatory subjects.
For details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-food-technology-shaheed-rajguru-college-of-applied-sciences-for-women-mayur-vihar-1-delhi-8345
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Ashish Kumarfsociety
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Yes, you could choose between any life science courses you want. Assuming you have two reasons to change field:-
1. Thinking that no job opportunities for a Bachelor degree and/or for microbiology
2. Recently developed an interest in food technology, so you could pursue Ph.D or get a dream job in the same domain (or you decided to join with friends pursuing food technology).
However, if you still have interest in microbiology, there are definitely varied opportunities for microbiologists. Instead of doing M.Sc, you could do a job oriented Diploma course like certificate program in quality control microbiology, one such course is offered
1. Thinking that no job opportunities for a Bachelor degree and/or for microbiology
2. Recently developed an interest in food technology, so you could pursue Ph.D or get a dream job in the same domain (or you decided to join with friends pursuing food technology).
However, if you still have interest in microbiology, there are definitely varied opportunities for microbiologists. Instead of doing M.Sc, you could do a job oriented Diploma course like certificate program in quality control microbiology, one such course is offered
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Suprakash Mishra10 years of exp in Digital Marketing
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It is very difficult. Lot of factors matters for the final selection. Only CAT percentile does not matter.
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