M.Sc Scope

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.

Hii. Both are best degree but depend on you what you want to become then you can choice.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/paramedical/articles/amp/career-in-medical-lab-technology-blogId-4789
You can check the scope of M.Sc. In Medical lab technology in the above link.

You can be a professional professor.

Both the courses are good in earning purpose. All you want is experience when you gain more and more experience your salary also becoming more and more, so study those subject in which you enjoyed learning and also have an interest.

If the university is recognised by the UGC and has permission from UGC to conduct courses in open and distance mode then you are eligible to apply for Ph.D. Generally, the UGC will mention the list of universities whose qualification is accepted for Ph.D. Please go through that.

Hi,
The average pay for a food technologist is Rs.3 LPA. It will further increase as per your skills and experience.