Hello!!!

Hope you are doing great!!!!

Yes organic and inorganic chemistry is needed in Food Nutrition and dietics.

In Inorganic Chemistry metals like tron,zinc,potassium ,calcium e.t.c are the important minerals needed for our body.So we need inorganic chemistry to know more about food nutrition for our body.

In organic Chemistry many compounds are a part of drugs.examples like benzene,alcohol e.t.cSo we need organic Chemistry.

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Hello,

I will mention few colleges and their fees ans by the end of the answer I will provide you one link sp that you can check brochure of those colleges

• St josheph's college

• Smt VHD central institute of home science college

• Alva's college

• College of community science

• Mount caramel college

Check out this link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-food-processing-degree-colleges-in-karnataka

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Hi!!!

The colleges for bsc food science Colleges in Karnataka are-

Ramaiah University of applied sciences

Padmashree institute of management and sciences

Dairy science College hebbal

JSS college of arts, commerce and science

Oxford college of science

University of agricultural sciences, Bangalore

Hope it might help you

Hello,

BSc in food nutrition and dietics is a good option. There are many opportunities available after completing it.

Firstly make sure you have practical knowledge and a good academic background. Here are some fields where you can work.

Government Schools - You can work as a nutritionist in government schools.

Government Hospitals - After qualifying certain exams you can work in hospitals even in private ones.

Nursing cares

Work as a dietician independent

Factories and NGOs

Canteens of offices or schools.

Thank you and all the best.

Dear,

B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics is a 3- year long full- time undergraduate course divided over 6 semesters. It involves the study of food management, promotion of health through healthy food, and primarily focusses on the relationship between the body and food. This is a professional and full time course. The average course fee ranges from INR 2,000 to 18,000. Some reputed colleges and institutions may conduct their own entrance examination for admission to the program. For more information about the same you can visit: https://dqxeclau.top/articles/4880-Career-review-nutrition-and-dietetics/amp

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Greetings, aspirant

After finishing your B.Sc in Food science, you can opt for courses such as:-

• MSc in Food biotechnology
• MSc in Food Nutrition
• MSc in Food Processing technology
• MSc in Food Science and Technology
• MSc in Food Nutrition and dietetics
• MSc in microbial and food technology

The best Institutions to pursue a master's degree after your Bsc in food science includes:-

• Central food technological Research Institute
• Allahabad agricultural Institute
• BCM college
• Periyar University
• Institute of Food Technology
• School of Health Sciences

If you wish to pursue your PhD after master's, you can always go for Sardar Patel University or Jawaharlal Nehru technological University.

Apart from a master's course, you can opt for certain short term courses, too, including:-

• Certificate course in food technology and quality control
• Advanced diploma in food tech and quality control
• Certificate courses in food technology and processing
• Diploma in food and nutrition

Hope this information helps.

Best of luck!!

Hello Mansi

Courses are aided by the govt so fees are less which is only 20k per year excluding your  mess which is quite affordable.

all the best

Sorry Unfortunately no ,you are not eligible but you try in next rounds