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Food technology is a vast industry and so are the career opportunities. Food technologists can have a bright career in hotels, quality control departments, food industries, packaging industries, hospitals, distilleries, soft drink factories and rice mills, etc. Food technologists can also work in research laboratories or in the production industry to develop new products, test current ones and control the quality of food.
Working in a manufacturing industry can also give you fruitful results as this sector needs people from grass-root level to the higher level. Food technologists can have bright ca
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Biotechnology: It is a very broad field under life sciences which encompass Biochemistry, molecular biology, biochemical engineering, bioprocess engineering, genetic engineering, food processing, bioinformatics and so on. It is basically a research oriented subject and on has to do their Ph.D. to spec
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Candidates who have cleared Class XII or its equivalent from a recognised board fulfill Anna University eligibility criteria for UG courses. Candidate who have given any other examination (apart from JEE) of any other authority accepted by the syndicate of the Anna University as equivalent there to are also eligible to apply.
For candidates belonging to SC/ST, the age limit is relaxable by three years.
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Anna University admissions in BE/ B.Tech/ B.Arch courses are done through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counseling based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
TNEA score= (maths marks out of 100) + (50% of c
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