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SATHYANARAYANA NAMPELLI
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You can consider the following:
Dr. BMN College of Home Science, Mumbai University.
Dr. BMN College of Home Science, Mumbai University.
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MD Mustafa Hossain
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Yes, pursuing a B.Tech degree in Food Technology at TANUVAS (Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University) can be a valuable option for students interested in the field of food technology. TANUVAS is a well-known university in India that offers various programs in veterinary and animal sciences, including a B.Tech programme in Food Technology. The B.Tech in Food Technology at TANUVAS is a four-year undergraduate programme that covers the principles and practices of food technology, food processing, food preservation, food quality and safety, food microbiology, and more. The programme also provides hands-on training through inte
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Shon Gaikwad
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For any branch, the fees is same in engineering, it's 1 Lacs for one year and for full course it would be approximately 4 to 5 Lacs in most of the college if you belong to general category.
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Harini Sankuru
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Minimum qualification for seeking admission into a specialisation of P. G Degree Programme is U. G Degree, with at least 40% marks for general and pass marks for SC/ST in aggregate, awarded by Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) in the appropriate Branch of learning or any other equivalent examination.
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Anshul Gupta
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Yes, you can become a dietician or a nutritionist with a B.Sc. Food Technology degree, but it may require some additional qualifications and training. B.Sc. Food Technology is a degree programme that focuses on food Science, food processing, and food production. While it may cover some aspects of nutrition, it does not provide the comprehensive knowledge and training needed to become a registered dietician or nutritionist. To become a registered dietician or nutritionist, you typically need to complete a Bachelor's or master's degree programme in Nutrition and Dietetics or a related field, which includes coursework in human anatomy, ph
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Shrinivas Bhosale
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Yes, ICT Mumbai accepts MHT CET score. So you can apply through the MHT CET score during the counceling period of the entrance.
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jasveer singh
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The entrance exam is required for M.Sc. Admission. BHU UET BITSAT IPU CET UPSEE, JNUEE NPAT, DUET TISSNET etc. Master of Science or M.Sc. Food Technology is a full-time postgraduate programme of 2 years. To be eligible to apply for this programme, candidates should hold a Bachelor's degree in relevant discipline from a recognised university with an aggregate of at least 50% marks
Candidates must have a B.Sc. Food Technology/ B.Sc. Food Science and Technology/ B.Sc. In Dairy Technology/ B. They must have received at least 50% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's degree.
Candidates must have a B.Sc. Food Technology/ B.Sc. Food Science and Technology/ B.Sc. In Dairy Technology/ B. They must have received at least 50% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's degree.
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