Hyderabad

No, I don't think so. I would suggest you look for CFTRI, Mysore or Lady Irwin, New Delhi.

Hi Madhulika, for joining architecture, one must compulsory write NATA exam. Without taking NATA, it's not possible.

For doing B.Sc Nutrition in Hyderabad, one college is there
College of Home Science.

Hi,
For fee details, please in touch with the officials. The numbers are mentioned in the link provided.
Link: https://www.nift.ac.in/contactus.

Follow the link below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/colleges/b-arch-colleges-Hyderabad.

Osmania University MCA Eligibility : Should have passed Bachelors Degree examination of Osmania University or any other University recognized by Osmania University with minimum three years duration with at least 50% marks ( 45% marks in case of SC / ST / BC categories ) in the qualifying examination with Mathematics at 10+2 level or at graduation level.

IMT, Hyderabad is a quite recently established b-school with very decent placement opportunities with an average package of INR. 6.75 Lacs. Also, the campus is highly equipped in terms of its infrastructure facilities and has a pool of amazing and very experienced faculty. The study module is very interesting and allows for industry exposure as well. The campus life is also very nice and college students experience a lot of cultural events happening throughout the year. In all the overall experience at IMT, Hyderabad is a perfect blend of fun and knowledge.

Hello,
Your ranking is according to your caste:
If a candidate belongs to General Category, the rank should be below 5,000 to 8,000.
If a candidate belongs to OBC category, the rank should be below 15,000.

I would prefer you to go with University of Hyderabad, as the placements are really good and even the campus infrastructure would be comfortable.

Hi,
Candidates should have passed intermediate (+2) examination, or any other equivalent examination recognised by the Government of TS, with a minimum aggregate of 40% marks (36% in case of SC / ST candidates) in the optional subjects.