M.Sc Food Technology

Eligibility for M.Sc in Food TechnologyGraduation completed from a recognised university. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the level of graduation. Graduation needs to have been completed in any of:Chemistry. Biochemistry. Botany. Zoology. Microbiology.

M.Sc. in Food Technology: Admission Process
GATE food technology entrance exam.AIJEE: All India Joint Entrance Exams.IIS: The Indian Institute of Science entrance exams.Indian Institute of Technology Entrance Exam.Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology IICPT Entrance Exam.AIJEE: All India Joi

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The difference between both these courses is paper-thin. If you did M.Sc in food Science technology then you will get the work that is research-oriented. On the contrary, if you did M.Sc. In food tech and quality assurance then (as its name suggest) you will get a job which has a supervisor type

The difference between both these courses is paper thin. If you did M.Sc. In food Science technology then you will get the work which is research oriented. On the contrary, if you did M.Sc. In food tech and quality assurance then (as its name suggest) you will get job which has supervisor type role.

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