B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
- A++ NAAC accredited
- Public/Government University
- Estd. 1933
3.8
4.5
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3.5
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Vedant Sawant 
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology - Batch of 2023
4.2
Best college for research in Chemical Engineering.
Placements: My batch consisted of 20 students in my branch. Overall, the placements for my batch were good, with the highest package of 14 LPA offered by AB In Bev (a brewing company) and the average package being around 6 LPA. Nearly 80% of students sat for placements, while six people went for masters abroad. The main roles offered are in research and development, quality assurance and food production.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is decent when it comes to classrooms, but other facilities like labs, libraries, and research centers are excellent. It has a huge library where students can also access the books online through their portals. If you are genuinely interested in research in the chemical domain, this is heaven for you. Also recently, the M Mokashi incubation center was inaugurated, where you can work on your startup ideas. The sports and games facility, mess and canteen are good.
Faculty: The professors are highly qualified Ph.D. holders in their field, but not every professor is helpful and not every professor's teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is periodically updated to meet industry standards so that students become industry-ready. Also, the difficulty of the exams depends on the professor for that subject. Some make it really easy for you, while with others, you will have a hard time.
Other: It is located in Matunga, which is in central Mumbai, so connectivity is not an issue. Also, the campus is lush green and its surroundings are also beautiful. Also, at any time, one or other event is going on on campus. There are numerous fests, like Vortex (the Technical Fest), Manzar (the Cultural Fest), Sportsaga (the Sports Fest), and also departmental fests and events for freshers.
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Shivdatta Renapure
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology - Batch of 2025
5.0
I am satisfied with this institute.
Placements: In our college, almost 100% of students are placed every year. This year, the highest salary package offered is 12 LPA, and the average salary package offered is 5 LPA. Top recruiting companies like Nestle, Hindustan Unilever Limited, etc., visit our campus. In every batch, we have a compulsory internship after the 3rd year, so everyone has to do an internship.
Infrastructure: Our facilities and infrastructure in the food department are excellent. Classrooms are fully ventilated and labs are good. In the lab, you will see that it is highly accurate and one of the excellent pieces of equipment for research. In the hostel, you get everything from a washing machine to sports equipment to the daily availability of a doctor to some of the best mess food.
Faculty: Our professors at this institute are so friendly and highly knowledgeable. Everyone has a Ph.D. They are knowledgeable in their fields. Their teaching is so good. Semester exams are average. Sometimes, they are difficult, and sometimes, they are easy.
Other: I am studying food engineering and technology, and I think that the course that I'm learning will not just prepare me to do industry work but also allows me to do research.
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Ashish Godghate
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology - Batch of 2015
5.0
Absolutely satisfied, good infrastructure and good placements.
Placements: The average placements of the above course were 4.5 LPA The companies like ITC, Nestle, ZS associates, Heinz, Mapro, Cadbury visited our campus and offered roles in R&D, production, quality control etc. Internships being a compulsory course in a final year, students were placed in various companies all over India with various roles.
Infrastructure: ICT is an old college established in 1933 and number 1 in India for its chemical and exclusive courses offered. It has well-equipped labs and quality infrastructure. The students are also encouraged to play sports and represent the college in different festivals happening around in the city. The students' hostels inside the campus are good.
Faculty: We have highly qualified faculty with more than 50 research papers in specific domains and the research papers published in top journals in the US. Also, we are having good relations with top universities in the US. Almost 50% students opt for Masters after completing their undergraduate degrees.
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B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
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B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Overview
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
ICT Mumbai offers a 4 years B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology course at the UG level. As per the NIRF 2024, the course is ranked #41. A total of 16 students can enrol in this course. The total tuition fee for the entire duration of this course is INR 60,000. Find out more about other courses under ICT Mumbai B.E. / B.Tech.
Total Tuition Fees | ₹60,000 Get Fees details |
Duration | 4 years Get Curriculum |
Course Level | UG Degree |
Mode of Course | Full Time |
Official Website | Go to Website  |
Seat breakup | 16 |
Type of University | Public/Government |
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Fees
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
The total tuition fee for ICT Mumbai B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology is INR 60,000. Besides, the fee also includes other components, such as exam fee, caution deposit, enrollment fee, etc. Some of the fee components, such as caution deposit are one-time payable. Candidates after getting admission in B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology need to pay the ICT Mumbai fee to confirm their seat in the institute. Below is fee breakup for ICT Mumbai B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology:
| Fee components | Amount (4 years) |
|---|---|
Fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary. | ₹ 60,000 |
The fees might include components other than hostel fees.
Hostel fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary.
Meal Plan is included in mentioned fee.
Hostel fee mentioned above The fees might include components other than hostel fees.
Hostel fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary.
Meal Plan is included in mentioned fee.
Hostel fee mentioned above is for cheapest option available. For other options available, please refer to fee pdf.. | ₹ 1.73 Lakh |
₹ 2.33 Lakh |
These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.View scholarships
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Frequently Asked Questions
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Rankings
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
As per the NIRF rankings for 2024, ICT Mumbai secured the #41 position for its B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology course in the academic year 2024. Note that this ranking applies to the B.E. / B.Tech courses by ICT Mumbai, not exclusively to the B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology. All details related to the rankings for Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai in B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology are provided below:
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Curriculum
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology curriculum spans over 4 years. The curriculum is designed to equip students with various aspects of Engineering. For more information, the latest B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology curriculum offered at Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai can be downloaded from the link below:
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Shashank Bansal
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology - Batch of 2017
1.8
1.0Placements3.0Infrastructure1.0Faculty1.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
ICT- The college that gives you more nightmares than grades.
Placements: The condition of placements this year and last year was very bad. The highest package this year is 9 LPA and the lowest can be as low as 1.2 LPA.
Everyone gets an internship as it is a part of the curriculum but not everyone gets a stipend. Some people work for free while some get 15,000 INR per month. Companies which generally come for food engineering students are General Mills, PepsiCo, Kraft Heinz, and some B2B companies like VKL, PD Navkar, etc. but the intake is very low. Each company takes 1-2 students.
Infrastructure: There is no medical facility in the premises. The campus area is 16 acres and the only good thing is the greenery maintained. The sports facilities are average. The canteens are very boring and unhygienic. No Wi-Fi in labs or classrooms but the projectors are installed. The hostel rooms are also average but the fees is comparatively less than private hostels or PG since Mumbai has a high cost of living. Mess food tastes pathetic as usual. The only infrastructure related issue is that they have only one large ground and now they're constructing a lab on it, so there's very less area to play. The library is good but not 24x7. The classrooms do not have AC nor do many labs and it gets very hard to work or study during summers.
Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable but not at all helpful. In fact, they'll make your life hell. The teaching method used is PowerPoint presentation which eventually gets very mundane and your interest gets lost soon. You get some industry exposure as a part of in plant training after the third year which is compulsory. The course curriculum of food engineering is full of rote learning and from my personal experience, it's too much to remember. After a certain time, you mug up things because of the vastness of the syllabus and number of professors teaching the same subject, thus increasing the amount of syllabus.
Other: From my personal experience, Institute of Chemical Technology is not at all student friendly. The management is very slow and inefficient. There is no students' council nor is there any student redressal forum where students can post their grievances. They have a strict rule of 75% attendance and the attendance system is biometric. There is a lot of variance in the amount of syllabus of different branches. The labs for some branches are limited and overcrowded while many instruments are not functional. Only 1-2% of the faculty members have a heart. Professors are involved with industries for either a project or as a counsellor, so basically an office of profit.
Overall, the college will become your nightmare. So choose wisely.
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Rucha Rane
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology - Batch of 2022
4.4
5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Review of institution of chemical technology, Mumbai.
Placements: Placements in ICT are really good, almost everyone gets placed from our branch. The minimum salary offered is 5 lacs pa. Internships are provided to everyone and top companies like mondelez, ITC, general mills provide it. One of our top recruiter is byjus.
Infrastructure: Like any other college hostel, ICT hostel is the same. Basic facilities like washrooms and all are good. Sports and games constitute an important part of hostel life. There are some restrictions in girls hostel which need to be amended. Otherwise hostel life is great!
Faculty: Course is quite industry oriented and equal importance is given to practicals which enable us to be prepared for industries and for research sector. The teachers are very well qualified, most of them are important scientists of India in this sector.
Other: Fest and test.
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B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Placements
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
| Particulars | Statistics (2023) |
|---|---|
| Median Salary | INR 8.00 Lakh |
Top Recruiters for ICT MumbaiAdidas
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B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Entry Requirements
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
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Requirements for 12th grade
- 45%
- Read moreCandidate must have studied Physics & Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical Vocational subjects/ Computer Science/ IT/ Informatics Practices/ Agriculture/ Engineering Graphics/ Business Studies with above mentioned marks in the above subjects taken together from any recognised Board/Council. The mentioned marks of SC/ST and OBC is for the candidate belonging to maharashtra State. Candidates who are appearing at the qualifying examination are also eligible. Maharashtra State candidate must have to appear for MHT-CET. All India candidate need to appear for MHT-CET/JEE Mains. However JEE Mains will be preferred over MHT-CET.
MHT CET
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ICAR AIEEA
Other eligibility criteria
Candidate who have passed Diploma in Engineering & Technology & obtained at least 45% marks (40% marks for Backward class, EWS & PWD candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) can also apply.
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Admission Process
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
at ICT Mumbai
- CounsellingAdmission is based through counselling based on rank obtained in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET)
Important Dates
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MHT CET
JEE MAIN
ICAR AIEEA
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B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai Cutoffs
B.Tech. in Food Engineering and Technology
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JEE Main round-wise cutoff Rank: (General-All India)
| Round | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25079 | 20489 | 26526 |
| 2 | 18365 | 30719 | 30798 |
| 3 | 25330 | - | 26807 |
| 4 | - | - | 31672 |
JEE Main round-wise cutoff Rank: (OBC-All India)
| Round | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 47865 | 51899 | 25079 |
| 2 | 51237 | 43820 | 18365 |
| 3 | - | - | 25330 |
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Student Forum
Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a year ago
No, a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student cannot apply for admission to the B.Tech in Food Engineering and Technology in the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai. ICT needs the candidates to have Math as well as Physics and Chemistry in Class 12, as per eligibility requirements.
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KUMKUM BASWAL
Contributor-Level 8
Answered 3 years ago
Yes, ICT Mumbai accepts MHT CET score. So you can apply through the MHT CET score during the counceling period of the entrance.
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Shrinivas Bhosale
Contributor-Level 6
Answered 4 years ago
Hello Ishwari, I can understand your angst and the anxiety. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different colleges in Maharashtra and cutoffs.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-maharashtra-accepting-mht-cet/44-2-114-0-9247
Group Captain Vinayak Deo
Scholar-Level 18
Answered 5 years ago
Hello Sayali Makne, it's indeed very nice to hear from you that after completion of your diploma, you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering. ICT admits students based on MHTCET as well as JEE Mains. To help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information ab
Group Captain Vinayak Deo
Scholar-Level 18
Answered 5 years ago
hi..
Minimum Eligibility Criteria for UG Courses
Candidates need to be Indian nationals to be eligible to apply for admission in UG programmes offered at ICT.
Apart from this, aspirants should have cleared their qualifying examination (having science subjects) with at least 50% aggregate marks if
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heena agrawal
Scholar-Level 17
Answered 5 years ago
Hello Mrunmayee, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in Food engineering and Technology in ICT Mumbai. Many of your colleagues that is students also must have appear for JEE Mains and will take admissions in different NIT's. due to this the competition for you will definitely red
Group Captain Vinayak Deo
Scholar-Level 18
Answered 6 years ago
The admission in ICT Mumbai in B.Tech in Food Engineering and Technology are conducted by the, Govt. of Maharashtra through MHT-CET-2020. The eligibility criteria is given below.
Eligibility criteria for Maharashtra state candidature candidate : Passed HSC or its equivalent examination with Physics
Diwakar Goel
Scholar-Level 16
Answered 6 years ago
You cannot do engineering without having PCM in you class 12th. Now, coming to you specific college as per the college's official website says that you must have mathematics in your class 12th. Hence, I request you to visit the official website for more clarity.
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