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Ample amounts of job opportunities are available in front of Graduates in Government as well as Private sectors. Competition for job posts is less, since there are relatively lesser number of Colleges offering this course and thus lesser number of students pursuing it. Thus, landing a good job is relatively easy, when it comes to Food Processing and Technology field.
Talking about Government sector, the Department of Food and Public Distribution is a well known recruiter. Within that Government agency, posts like Food Inspector, Quality Assurance Officers etc are available. State sponsored Food processing plants also are known to hire graduates.
The Private sector chips in with much more opportunities. Private Food Production firms, Processing plants, Storage and Preservation firms etc are known to recruit Graduates. Firms manufacturing Food Processing equipment and machinery also recruit graduates. Average starting salary varies, depending upon the nature of the job (Government, Private or own venture). On an average, it is between 2.5-4 Lakh Rupees per year.

Hi Prasanna,
B.sc in electronic media is one of those kinds of course. Under this course one is taught about the various aspects of electronic media, starting from the display and presentations to the technologies behind the scene. Under this course, one is taught about the various possible aspects of electronic media. Apart from that, ways of enhancing the electronic media is also taught.
One needs to be at least 10 + 2 passed in order to be eligible for this course of B.Sc in electronic media. The 10 +2 passing certificate should be of a well recognized educational board of India. A good command over English and good communication skill can help in the future.
All the best.