M.Sc

Yes, you can, provided you meet the requirements provided by the university. These requirements may vary from university to university. These requirements would generally include certain calculus based physics courses, mathematics courses, etc. You would also need to meet the minimum grade point average (GPA) requirements. Generally, students from science, mathematics and physics background are allowed. You could see the kind of requirements needed in detail on the website of the university which you wish to attend.

Yes, MDU Rohtak is very good for Food tech. It has quite a good reputation for food engineering and tech. Many students come here for their Masters in food technology here.

1. Wisdom School of Management
2. Bright International Educational Trust, Jayanagar
3. Mahatma Gandhi University
4. Mysore Correspondence College

It all depends upon your interest that which course you want to opt for. You must know its plus points too.
All the best.

Hii Rakhi,
Both the fields have a great scope.
But, I would like to advise you to go for microbiology because there are a lot of research and experiments going on various biological elements which are yet to be discovered. You can also go for research.

Hi,
Yes, you can apply but it is going to be competitive. If you can show some research work like publications, papers, excellent innovative projects, certifications, etc. It will be better. Good reference letters are very much required. Some students with a low percentage also get accepted when their documents and profiles are very strong like SOP, reference letters, extracurriculars, awards and achievements, etc.