Is it a right choice to take admission in B.Sc food technology from BFIT-Dehradun?

Yes, BFIT Dehradun is apt for the BHA program. On campus, the BHA course basically offers a broad syllabus and teaches essential hospitality skills such as hotel management, food and beverage services, front office operations, and customer relations. The labs in BFIT are adequately equipped, providing hands-on training along with opportunities to do internships in popular hotels to gain hands-on experience from real-life practices. Industry links therefore improve the chances of job placement, and students are eagerly absorbed into leading hotels and hospitality companies. Also, the beautiful location and campus life at BFIT keeps the hospitality students positively engaged throughout the learning process.

At BFIT College Dehradun, there is a vision for placements anchored in the promise of providing a 100% job guarantee, ensuring that the degree translates into secure employment for every graduate.

BFIT Dehradun offers placement assurance but cannot guarantee a 100% percentile for all students. It has a placement cell that identifies top companies' job patterns and provides opportunities. Students can get placements in fields like management, engineering, and agriculture based on skills, performance, and demand. However, it is unreasonable to expect 100% placements, as on average, 80%-90% of students from famous courses like MBA and B.Tech are placed.

BFIT Dehradun placements for B.Tech in Civil Engineering are mostly mixed. Here are a few key details emerging from the information:
Placement Rate: 60% of students from the B.Tech programme got placed. 
Salary Package: The highest Salary Package received by B.Tech is around INR 11 LPA.
Average Salary Package: INR 7 LPA; the lowest packages start from INR 4-5 LPA.
Top Recruiters: The placement Cell at BFIT is in contact with lots of companies, some of the most prominent ones are Wipro, Amazon and Tata, which visit the campus.
Internship Opportunities: Although internships are provided, most students seek placements outside the college, and hence, the placement cell is not fully effective.