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Courses Offered

    FOOD TECHNOLOGY

  • Introduction
        The two courses in Food Technology offered by the department i.e. B. Tech. Food Technology and M.Sc Food Technology, have been designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to enter a competitive global food processing industry. The B. Tech course is designed to extend the curriculum content and specialist discipline knowledge within eight semesters. The first two years of the course focus on the areas of Food Processing, Food Microbiology, Food Preservation, Food Chemistry and Human Nutrition. In the later stage the emphasis will on Food Technology Design, Promotion and Marketing, and Technologies involved in various food industries like Dairy industry, Meat industry, Fruit industry, Bakery industry, etc. The last semester is exclusively dedicated for industrial exposure in which a student has to attend at least 3 months on-site industrial training.
    Duration
        8 Semesters
    Intake
        90
    Eligibility
        Candidate should have passed Higher Secondary Part II (10+2) from any institution recognized by the State Board of School Education or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics as the subjects at the 10+2 level.
       
    Carrer Prospectus
        The food industry is one of the largest growing industries in the world and as such requires skilled personnel to ensure a consistent supply of quality product for ever-discerning, quality-conscious consumers. Modern food production involves a broad range of advanced technologies and a multi-disciplinary approach. The area of food science and technology is currently undergoing a revolution, where technologies from areas such as food safety, biotechnology, microbiology, biochemical enzyme technology, functional foods, and production technology and management disciplines are incorporated into traditional food production. This introduces new and complex technologies into the production and handling of food products, raising the demand for highly qualified specialists in Food Technology. As the world population increases, food technologists are challenged with developing innovative applications in biotechnology and processing of food, as well as understanding the link between food, nutrition and health. Consequently there is an increasing demand for food technologists in various food business activities. After completing this program, a student will be able to combine traditional and new food technologies to meet the highest standards of food production and food safety. Student will be able to satisfy future demands for healthy, safe, sustainable, ethical and attractive food products in a global context.