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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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As a fresher, a Food Technologist can earn INR Rs 2 to 3 lakh per annum (average) in India. Within 5 years, you can reach INR 500,000 640,000 per annum. Within 5 years can reach INR 500000 to 640000 per annum with an experience of 10 years on your CV you can get an annual package of INR 900000 to 1180000.
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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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First of all, a heartiest congratulations for getting good marks in TS.
Yes, of course you'll get admission in a good food technology course.
Yes, of course you'll get admission in a good food technology course.
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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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DU B.Sc (Hons) Food Technology Cut Off 2019: Students flock to the North campus for admissions in DU colleges.
B.Sc (Hons) Food Technology DU Cut off List 2019 Arts (BA), Commerce (B.Com), and Science (B.Sc): The admissions in Delhi University's undergraduate courses are done on the basis of marks scored in class 12 or equivalent examination.
For some courses, the varsity conducts the entrance examination. The cut-off includes subject-wise percentages that a DU college demands.
If the seats remain vacant, the Delhi University releases 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th cut-offs.
For admission to the popular programmes in top ranking colleges, over 90 p
B.Sc (Hons) Food Technology DU Cut off List 2019 Arts (BA), Commerce (B.Com), and Science (B.Sc): The admissions in Delhi University's undergraduate courses are done on the basis of marks scored in class 12 or equivalent examination.
For some courses, the varsity conducts the entrance examination. The cut-off includes subject-wise percentages that a DU college demands.
If the seats remain vacant, the Delhi University releases 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th cut-offs.
For admission to the popular programmes in top ranking colleges, over 90 p
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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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New Science College
BIMAT Sikkim Manipal University
Malla Reddy College of Education
Marconi Institute of Technologies
Al Habeeb College of Engineering
Vivek Vardhini College
Islamia Junior & Degree College for Women
Indian Institute of Advanced Research.
BIMAT Sikkim Manipal University
Malla Reddy College of Education
Marconi Institute of Technologies
Al Habeeb College of Engineering
Vivek Vardhini College
Islamia Junior & Degree College for Women
Indian Institute of Advanced Research.
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Asha GaudElectronics and telecommunication engineering
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Food Technology. Candidates aspiring for admission to the course are required to fulfill the following minimum eligibility criteria. 10+2 education completed in the Science stream, from a recognized educational Board. Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Biology/ Home Scienceas the main subjects at the 10+2 level. Yes, you can if you wrote EAMCET you can take food technology courses.
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Amit Sharmaagriculture student
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Yes, you can get admission for Diploma in food technology.
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Preksha Sharma
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Yes, you can pursue Ph.D in correspondence, there is no such issue.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM) Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology (IICPT) National Agri-Food Biotechnology Institute (NABI).
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pradeep bisht
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Hello,
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