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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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Yes, you are eligible for B.Sc in food technology as only 50 % is required for eligibility, but for admission in any college it depends upon cutoff.
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sahil chauhan
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Students can opt to pursue a degree, diploma or doctorate program in food technology at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
To pursue the course at the undergraduate level, candidates should clear Class 12th in Science stream with subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Home Science and minimum qualifying marks as prescribed by a university/ college (usually 50% - 60%).
To pursue a food technology course at postgraduate level, candidates should possess a BSc (in Physics, Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry) or B.Tech/ BE (in food technology) degree with the minimum qualifying marks as prescribed a universit
To pursue the course at the undergraduate level, candidates should clear Class 12th in Science stream with subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Home Science and minimum qualifying marks as prescribed by a university/ college (usually 50% - 60%).
To pursue a food technology course at postgraduate level, candidates should possess a BSc (in Physics, Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry) or B.Tech/ BE (in food technology) degree with the minimum qualifying marks as prescribed a universit
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Shriya Chaubey
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it depends upon what you want to choose both courses are good very interest lies but according to me B.Tech in food technology is better scope you have a good number of vacancy in government department colours am sorry but according to last cut off his selection chances are very less
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it depends upon what you want to choose both courses are good very interest lies but according to me B.Tech in food technology is better scope you have a good number of vacancy in government department colours am sorry but according to last cut off his selection chances are very less
Thank you.
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Shriya Chaubey
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Yes, according to the percentage, she will be able to get admission in food and technology. Most of the colleges need candidates with 60% aggregate and she has more than that so shall definitely get the admission.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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If you select PCM + English, then there will no deduction of percentage but if you take fourth subject as physical education, then your total percentage may get deducted by 2 - 3%. So, choose 4th subject wisely.
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Ansh Sharma
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Yes, you can study B.Sc in Microbial and Food Technology in MCM DAV College for Women with 67%, as the minimum eligibility criteria for admission in this course is that candidate must have passed his 10+2 examination in medical or non-medical stream from a recognized university.
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Yes, you can apply for B.Sc. (MFT) in MCM DAV College. Applicants who have passed +2 in Non-Medical/ Medical stream from any recognised board are eligible to apply for this course.
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