How is B.Tech food technology in LPU?

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3 weeks ago

B.Tech Food Technology at LPU looks like a good option for students who want to understand both food Science and the technical side of food production. The curriculum includes core food technology along with engineering concepts, industry interface, electives and practical projects. Industry certifi

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As per my idea, food technology is one of the best engineering branches to study in the present world. In general the courses offered at various institutes are similar and named as Food Science, food tech or food process engineering. Typically the course starts with food chemistry and microbiology b

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3 weeks ago

B.Tech Food Technology at LPU is a good option if you are interested in food processing, quality control, product development and the food industry. The course combines subjects such as food microbiology, food chemistry, processing technology, food safety and quality management with practical labora

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It is one of the best programmes in LPU having wonderful placements. Most of our students get placed in reputed companies with few opting for higher studies. The university puts its best efforts for the grooming of our students to get good placements. The curriculum incorporates specific courses (su

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Nitish Pahwa
8 years ago
B.Tech Food Technology - An Engineering program which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects for building the problem-solving skills, keeping industry requirements in place. Students will develop competence in areas like F

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