Hello Akshata,

Hope you are doing well !

To answer your question, IIM Indore does not have an Food and agribusiness programme. You will find the programmes offered by IIM Indore from the given below link.

https://www.iimidr.ac.in/academic-programmes/

Though IIM Ahmedabad offers an Post Graduate Program(PGP) in Food and Agri-Business Management(FABM) the expected cut-off percentile is 80-85 percentile.

Hope my answer was helpful.

Thank you.

Hello Aafiya

I highly appreciate that you asked question on career 360. However, you question is not clear. I hope you will write clear question in comment section. since, I am not able to understand your question completely. So, could not respond on your question

Thanks

Hi,

I hope you are doing well in your life! Its already 21st century , going to be finished at Fri, 31 Dec, 2100, 11:59:59 . You are still in 17th century doubt. I hope you understand my point. Our country already got freedom from such thinking and believes. Everyone is free to do anything .

Mali is a Hindi term of a work associated for gardening and to take care of garden owned by others, with a belief that he/she will get something in return like money .

They manage their living by taking care of gardens especially of flowers. They are like us, need basic food for living and human-nature relationships to sustain their life. There marriage believes are similar to most of the people around. They can be anywhere throughout the nation.

I hope it meets your doubts.

Thank you!

Rajiv Gandhi University of health science bangalore government owned college. Courses are offered in medical dental unani ayurveda physiotherapy homeopathy etc. Admission to MBBS is via NEET exam.

As it is government owned fee is also affordable. For MBBS 20,000 per year. Should pay for 5 years.

Coming to facilities, they are worth for the money paid.college have good ambience and faculty. Clinical and practical classes are good and great experience. Good wifi connection, library facility, well maintained lab,air conditioned room.  Hostel quality is little poor. Mess and food is average.mainly south indian foods are available so people from different state may feel a difficulty to adjust at first. Faculty members are good and highly qualified.

Hi aspirant,

You can fill the application any of the collges because the seat gets filling fast for BSc food science and technology.Apply for any of the colleges which you are interested.Because NEET results and counselling takes time to complete.If the college started and if you get medical seat in college,you can withdraw from the course.

Hi there.

FSOs are in charge of evaluating food samples obtained from various sites for testing. These professionals inspect content and food products for any questionable or dangerous components, ensuring customer safety.

Food safety officers are hired by national or state governments for Group B Level Administrative positions. To employ competent food safety officers, each state's SPSC (State Public Service Commission) administers the SCS (State Civil Service) test. Every year, the SPSCs announce job vacancies for this position.

In order to become a food safety officer, Applicants must have a Bachelor's (B.Tech/B.Sc.) or Master's (M.Tech/M.Sc.) degree in a related discipline such as biochemistry/agricultural science/biotechnology/dairy technology/food technology from an accredited university or institute.

To demonstrate that they have the necessary credentials, candidates may be required to complete an FDA-approved programme and become certified.

Good morning ,

I hope you are fine and doing well. As per your mentioned query , I would like to tell you that bsc in food science stands for bachelor of science in food science and nutrition is a undergraduate course with a duration of three years. And if you want to get admission in this course then this course required no entrance exam. Some colleges take entrance exam and some also take admission through merit based. But before applying in this course , check out the eligibility criteria. As per the eligibility criteria , candidates must have passed their class 12 with physics, chemistry and biology subjects.

To know more , visit the given link :

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-sc-in-food-science-and-nutrition/amp

I hope this will be helpful for you.

Good wishes !!

Hi aspirant if you want to pursue masters in food technology here are a few government and private colleges:_

1. ICT Mumbai

2. MIT school of food technology

3. Laxminarayan institute of technology courses

4. DY Patil vidyapeeth

All the best! Hope this helps

Hello,

MSc  is a multimedia package, which includes print material and audio-visual material. The programme is multidisciplinary in nature. It draws knowledge from disciplines such as Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Sociology, Biostatistics, Food Science, Management. This course will create

• Train and develop as a diet counsellor and nutrition/ health communicator
• Develop as institution food administrator or food service managers
• Develop entrepreneurship skills.

Eligibility:

B.Sc Home Science with specialization in Food and Nutrition, Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition
Or
PG Diploma in Dietetics and Public Health Nutrition or its equivalent
Or
Graduate (B.Sc. Hons.) or equivalent (MBBS, BHS etc.) from any of the following backgrounds: Home Science/ Food Science and Technology, Zoology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical.