Yesha Doshi

Hello Anmol, There are various things you need to look upon for studying abroad: Choose the course you want to study. Choose the country you want to study in. Which intake is it that you plan to go. Surf the universities you would like to get into for your course. Watch out for their international requirements and see whether they match with yours. Then start preparing for the entrance exams. Watch out for the application deadlines for scholarships. You can go to a consultancy for help regarding course selection, your university shortlisting, for your application filing, for writing your SOP

Hi Rakhi, There are very few colleges in India offering Wine Technology and Fruit Processing course they are:Gargi College (University of Pune and MSBTE),Nashik, Trimurti Chowk, Bal Vidya Mandir Lane, CIDCO, e.t.c You need to have pass certificate in higher secondary from a recognized board by government.Selection: Admission to the course will be based on aggregate 12th STD marks (50% weightage) and personal interview (50% weightage). Best wishes!

Hello Karthik, There are lots of job opportunities available in the country for food technologists. The high demand in these sectors are in:-Hotels Rice MillsSoft Drink factoriesHospitalsFood IndustriesFood processing Companies are :- Britannia Industries Cadbury India LtdAmul Parle Products Pvt. LtdAgro Tech Foods Godrej Industries LtdITC LtdPepsico India HoldingNestle India Pvt. Ltd Agro Tech FoodsDabur India Ltd

Hello Anjali, After completion of B.Sc. in Biochemistry, degree students go for higher education. There are several study options available after B.Sc. Biochem, namely,  Master of Science in Plant Biochemistry Master of Science in Biochemistry Master of Science in Advanced Biochemistry Master of Science in Medical Biochemistry Post Graduate Diploma in Biochemistry Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Biochemistry Master of Philosophy in Biochemistry Doctor of Philosophy in Fluid Dynamics Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry There are also some certification courses available to get you job

Hello Surabhi, Management courses are offered generally at undergraduate and postgraduate degree/diploma levels. You can also pursue these courses through correspondence. Undergraduate degree programs like BBA, BBS, BBM, BMS, etc are taken up usually by 10+2 candidates and graduation is a mandatory minimum requirement for post graduation courses like PGDM, MBA, etc. Management courses can be pursued in various fields of operations management, marketing management, media management, information technology, international business management, event management, business managem

Hello Shrestha, A career as a dietitian will suit you if you have an interest in people, food, health and science. I would recommend you to opt for Bsc Home Science doing Majors in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics from a well-known university. Wishing you good luck.