Food Technology

IIT-Kharagpur (B.Tech in Agricultural and Food Engineering) through IIT-JEE exam. NIFTEM (B.Tech)-Haryana through IIT-JEE exam
Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women, Delhi University ( B.Sc. Food Technology) merit-based admission
Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences B.Sc. Food Technology) merit-based admission
Apart from them, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI)
Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE)
Faculty of Food Safety and Quality
University of Delhi
University of Mysore
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
IIT-Delhi
NIT-Rourkela
NIFTEM-Haryana
IICFPT-Tamil Nadu
You can give ICAR exams for getting seats in agriculture government colleges. Good luck.

Hi Mayuri, If you are looking from the job perspective then most of the jobs in food technology are in the private sector. Food technology's scope mostly lies in the food research as a food scientist or food technologist. You can work in the industries like food processing industry and soft drink manufacturing industry. Also, as a quality control analyst at restaurants and cafes or hotels. One can also make his/her career in the research field. But comparatively, chemical engineering offers industrial and research option. As a chemical engineer, you will get options of being a design engineer, process engineer, operation, and maintenance and the research field is very wide in all the specialised areas of chemical engineering. It has a wide scope. Hope that helps.