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Food Technology has a wide career scope in government and private sectors with the fast growing industry in India and abroad. One can get job in food processing industries, research laboratories, hotels, soft drink factories, rice mills, hospitality industry, packaging industries, manufacturin

Yes, you are eligible since the minimum percentage required to get admission in agriculture is about 50-60%. It varies from college to college. You can check for the college you want to take admission in.

Try the AIEEA exam or UPCATET. The AIEEA exam is conducted by ICAR grants admission to all the best colleges of agriculture in India.

Firstly I must say your branch is unique and different thus is the scope of it. Food Technology has a wide career scope in government and private sectors with the fast growing industry in India and abroad. One can get job in food processing industries, research laboratories, hotels, soft drink facto

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Yes, you can apply. Candidates in the final year of their graduation can apply for the JAM Exam. But they must submit all their documents on or before 30th Sept 2019. JAM Application process has been started from 05th Sept and it will end on 10th October 2018. Click here http://bit.ly/2wH54At

Most of the industries nowadays use the chemicals in everything directly or indirectly like in food products, pharmaceuticals, electronic products or in construction. This creates opportunities for graduates, since they have the in-depth knowledge about various chemicals, compositions and their prop

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It depends on your choice and skill. If you have managerial skills, try for MBA or if you want to do research or teaching go for M.Sc.
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These could be the best options:
1 B.Com
2 Law
3 CA (Chartered Accountancy)
4 BA
5 Bachelor of Economics
6 CS (Company Secretary) course
7 Hospitality Diploma courses
8 Animation and Multimedia Courses
9 Journalism and Mass Communication
10 Event Management course
11 Fashion Design and Technology
12 Hotel Manag

There are a lot of opportunities after completing B.Sc (Hons) in botany. Botany is not only the study of plants but also of trees. This is a very broad course and it has applications in the biotechnology field as well. Global warming and other environmental problems (which will be forever) will help

If you take my suggestion then you should stick to botany, you may pursue Masters in that specialised subject.