Health & Nutrition

You can go ahead, but the eligibility applies for abroad.

Yes, you can do. Your UG percentage should be 50-60%.

You need to Pass with a Bachelor's degree in Home Science or Nutrition or Dietetics or Food Science or Biology or Microbiology or Clinical Biochemistry or Life Sciences or BNYS or BAMS or PG Diploma in Dietetics from a recognized University, with a minimum of 60 % aggregate marks or equivalent.

https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-food-nutrition-colleges-india
use this link to find colleges offering the course.

Hi,
Check this link for good colleges of M.Sc food science and nutrition, also compare these colleges through their ratings and other important details:
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The skills acquired in M.Sc in food technology may not be very useful in performing the duties as a food inspector. Nutrition, food testing and antidotes for food contamination are required. You can become a food inspector through state level exams, even after your Bachelors degree. In India, subject specialisation as an eligibility is not implemented yet.

Yes, you can do this. You are eligible for the same. Good luck.

Admission to the I.M.Sc course in BIT Mesra is based on marks obtained by the candidates in Class 12th / equivalent qualifying examination.
For eligibility criteria please visit https://bitmesra.ac.in/Visit_Admission_Department?cid=1&deptid=11