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Biology is not a mandatory requirement for B.Tech Food Technology degree courses. For example in Amity University, the eligibility criteria for B.Tech (Food Tech) 4-year degree programme is 10+2 level of education with physics, chemistry and maths / biology.

All the departments are at par with each other, however core branches have their charm.

You can consider B.Sc computer science as it is equivalent to B.Tech CS. You can become a software engineer after taking an additional small course after B.Sc CS.

Hello Keerthana,
You may refer the link below for the list of colleges that offer M.Sc in food technology and nutrition in India :
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-food-nutrition-colleges-india
all the best !

Hello Yusuf! Doing MBA after B.Sc will be beneficial, in terms of career growth, better salary packages and wider networking. You can do MBA in various streams like Marketing, HR, International Business, IT, etc as per your interests and career goals. But see to it that you pursue MBA only from the reputed colleges, else there's no point in doing it from an average/below-average college.