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Follow the link to get information on colleges that provide science education in Bachelors and Masters both, and you can go for these college by checking the admission system and rankings.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/colleges-latur

You will not be able to do it from any known government organization most probably, but you can do it from other colleges. Let us know the place you belong to or you wish to pursue your M.Sc from.

You may check this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/food-technology-chp

You may check this link for elegibility criteria
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-computer-science-st-xavier-s-college-kolkata-park-street-83774

Yes, you are eligible to take admission for M.Sc Food technology course. You can choose any good institute and then based on your UG score you can apply.

For Maths Honours BFS is considered as you need to tell me the BFS in general the cutoff might fall to this level indicator stages initially Ruby higher but then hours it can fall too much hassle that time you can get admission

No nothing like that the paper is not that difficult just fill the form and give the paper along with the class 12th and if you don't get into my side then now in for other colleges the many other colleges for B stats is well and you can definitely go in ISI in your Masters.

As far as I know for BSC Computer Science on the PCM square is considered and your PCM score will be 91, which can fit you are a good colleges well. But, if you really want to know your BF is then you need to include one of the language subject that is English and you will have to calculate your BFS including English Maths chemistry and IP add them all and divide by 4.

Yes, I can definitely tell you the fee structure, but before that you need to tell us which college and university are you talking about.

Yes, I think you are eligible to go for MCA, because the eligibility for MCA is any graduation degree, you should have. So, you can apply for it apart from this also mention your college so that we can give you better results for that is the general eligibility for MCA.