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Priya Thakur

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BTech in Food Technology is better because it covers a wide range of food products, including fruits, vegetables, cereals, beverages, packaged foods, etc.

It typically offers higher starting salaries due to the broader range of opportunities and higher demand in various sectors.

Options for advanced studies and research are available. Candidates can specialise further in areas like food safety, food microbiology, food engineering and food packaging. Other than that can also seek a degree in B Tech in Food Science and Technology and B Tech in Dairy Technology.  

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Manori Sahni

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There are various lab subjects included in the Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University BSc (H) with research course in Food Science Technology. The subjects are related to the theory subjects. Students can check below the lab subjects included in this course syllabus:

  • Fundamentals of Chemistry Lab
  • Biomolecules Lab
  • Fundamentals of Microbiology Lab
  • Analytical Chemistry Lab
  • Food Packaging Technology Lab, etc.

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Muskan

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Consider universities like the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mumbai, Anna University, the National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM), and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur for an M.Tech in food technology. These universities provide chances for food technology research as well as specialised degrees.

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Muskan

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Consider universities like the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, Chennai's Anna University, and the National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM) for an M.Tech in food technology. In food technology and allied subjects, these colleges provide chances for research and specialised degrees. For complementary degrees, you can also look into other universities with robust engineering and technology departments.

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Priyanshu Pethari

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Here are top five Colleges for BTech Food Technology ]in Maharashtra

  1. Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
  2. DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai 
  3. MIT School of Food Technology - [MITSoFT], Pune
  4. MGM Institute of BioScience and Technology, Aurangabad
  5. Laxminarayan Institute of Technology - [LIT], Nagpur 

 

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Rashmi Sinha

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Techno India Salt Lake WBJEE cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to the BTech courses wherein the Round 2 closing ranks ranged between 6969 and 107575. During the WBJEE 2024 Cutoff, the Round 2 closing rank for BTech in Food Technology course was 71589 for the General AI category candidates. 

Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the Techno India Salt Lake cutoff trends for BTech in Food Technology programme: 

Course202220232024
B.Tech. in Food Technology772343688971589

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Pragati Singh

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Career options for individuals with an MSc in Food Science and Technology or a BSc in Dairy Technology include roles such as Food Technologist, Quality Assurance Officer, Research and Development Scientist, Production Manager, Sales and Marketing Executive, Entrepreneur, Consultant, and opportunities in academia as a Lecturer or Professor. Employment can be sought in food processing companies, research institutions, government agencies, quality control laboratories, and various sectors within the broader food industry.

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Pragati Singh

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Hi, Both the courses are equally in demand. The science, engineering, and technology involved in the production, processing, preservation, and delivery of food are all included in the vast field of Food Technology. It covers a wide range of topics, including food chemistry, microbiology, engineering, and safety. The production, processing, and preservation of dairy products are the main objectives of the specialist area of food technology known as Dairy Technology.

This table summarizes the key points to consider when making your decision:

FeatureFood Technology
Dairy Technology
FocusBroader - all food types
Specialized - milk & dairy
CurriculumWider range (food science, engineering, processing)
Milk-centric (chemistry, processing, preservation)
CareersDiverse (product dev., R&D, packaging)
Dairy-focused (processing plants, research)
SpecializationBakery, meat science, beverages
Cheese making, ice cream production

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Kapil Lalwani

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After completing your BSc, you can pursue a master's in Food Science and Technology at various universities. Some top options include the University of Mysore, Jamia Hamdard University, Sri Venkateswara University, Annamalai University, University of Calcutta, Chaudhary Charan Singh University, and University of Agricultural Sciences. These universities offer a 2-year programme covering food processing, nutrition, quality control, and safety. Check each university's eligibility, admission process, and fees before applying. This master's degree will enhance your knowledge and skills. You shall definitely do it.

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Muskan

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Numerous universities in Mangalore provide undergraduate and graduate degrees in food technology. Among the prestigious universities are NITTE University, Mangalore University, and St. Aloysius College. Depending on the school and the particular program, different costs apply. For example, the annual cost of the B.Sc. in Food Technology programme at St. Aloysius College is roughly INR 40,000–50,000. The annual cost of a B.Tech in Food Technology at NITTE University might range from INR 1 to 1.5 lakh. For the most recent and accurate cost schedule, visit these universities' official websites or get in touch with their admissions o

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