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The students are admitted into all U.G courses except B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science based on their performance in the state level Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) conducted during the year of admission by the AP Sate Council of Higher Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh. In case of B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science, the eligibility criteria is a pass in twoyear intermediate Examination either M.P.C. or Bi.P.C. Candidates holding three years Diploma in Home Science are also eligible. The University shall invite applications from eligible candidates through notification in some of the leading newspapers generally in
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Yes, mathematics is compulsory to study for a food technology course, because its likely that the subjects you would study in higher classes would include mathematical modeling of food and processing parameters. You would study heat and mass transfer, thermodynamic, chemical engineering and fluid dynamics which are physics-mathematics based subjects. Best of luck.
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Placements : To be honest, the placements here are very good up till 2015 but because of the recession in the market and some negative feedback have cost the college. But from last year though there is a recession, the college has been able to provide placements to cadets. Marks MOL MOLTA, Goodwood, V-ships, TOM are some of the shipping companies that come to MANET for the placements.
Infrastructure: You'll find that the infrastructure here is one of the best you won't find this kind of infrastructure in any of the marine colleges. We don't have the Wi-Fi facility for the cadets, but we have
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Agriculture engineering is better than food technology. Agriculture includes major aspects of food technology.
B.Tech in Agriculture:
After completing B.Tech in Agriculture stream a candidate can expect in government departments like the irrigation and agricultural department, dairy department, and food corporation. In addition to this, candidates can even try out in financial institutions and banks too which provide finance agricultural education centres.
B.Tech in Food Technology:
A food technologist can expect jobs in food processing and packaging industry or even as a research associate in premier institutes, universities and resear
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