Food Technology

Hello Subbu Krishna, aah. I can understand your angst and the anxiety about selection of mist suitable course. It's of course the right thing to do. Coming to these two courses at two different IIT's, I feel that the one in Guwahati may encompass more areas and hence you will gain knowledge in these areas. Hence I would like to recommend this course. However other course is not bad. It's good too. Best wishes to you.

Hello Komal, banking exams for food technology? I am sorry. I could not understand your question. I would like to advise you to raise a fresh query giving information about your present educational qualifications and what aim you have set for yourself. Then ask your query. Okay? Best wishes to you.

Hi. Some colleges offering M.Sc. Food Science and Technology in merit basis or some conduct entrance exams. The main entrance exam is BHU PET GSAT OUSET. Thanks.

Hello Sagar Tembadamani, I don't think this or any other colleges offering MTech have prescribed cutoff. This is so since out of almost 10000 seats available for MTech, only about 3500 students have applied. So don't worry. You will get admission. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about this college.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/kec-kongu-engineering-college-erode-3598/cutoff
Best wishes to you.

GATE-XL stands for life Science and GATE-XE stands for engineering Science, you can take any one of these according to your background subjects if it is related to mathematics you can go for XE and if it is related to biology/agriculture you can go for XL.

The students who are graduating from IIT and have a CGPA of 8 or above out of 10, can get direct admission without appearing for GATE. And the students who are not from IIT should have to take 750-780 rank for securing a seat in any branch of IIT Kharagpur through GATE.

Hello Subbu Krishna, I think you should pick up code XL U. This is code for food technology. Right? Food processing will definitely be coveted under it. Best wishes to you.

You can apply to Amity Noida or Jaipur campus, it is open for PCB students too. Alternatively you can try DY Patil and Manipal too.

Hello Alan Joseph, every university has rules and regulations laid out for such transfers. However private colleges invariably feel that they are losing a paying student and hence devise different means to prevent such transfers. Sometimes if one is willing to pay fees of all four years then they may allow. You need to approach the administrative staff of your college to begin the process. Best wishes to you.