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Guide-Level 11
The industry has good career opportunities.
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Contributor-Level 10
Ask yourself which turns you up the most and then, go for it. Both the fields have immense scope in market.
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Lalit Kumar.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Regards.
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7 years agoScholar-Level 18
The candidates who have completed B.Tech in Food Technology have a huge demand in the food sector of India. Given below is the list of government companies in the food sector of India. Public distribution shops in different parts of India. Department of Food and public distribution of Government of India. Central Warehousing Corporation. Food Corporation of India. A few career profiles for these graduates are:
Manager
Marketing Executive
Assistant General Manager
Food Technologist
Food & Beverage Associate
Sourcing & Procurement Contractor
Food Research Analyst
Food Inspector
Home Economists
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Scholar-Level 17
Eligibility criteria. For getting admission to Bachelor's level Food Technology courses, a candidate must have passed 10+2 examination from Science stream (Mathematics/Biology, Physics and Chemistry) with a minimum of 50 percent marks. Thanks!
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Scholar-Level 17
But no problem if you haven't appeared for the Mains; there are some institutes that are accepting admission only through their common entrance exam.
You can appear for those or can directly take admission in the college on management quota seats.
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
TNEA is not an examination, but it is a counselling program through which you will be allotted seats based on your board exam marks. Even if you are from other states, you can apply for it. For more information you may refer to www.tnea.ac.in
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