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Hi Sandesh,
Dairy technology is that branch of engineering which deals with necessary training and guidance for the processing, packaging, transportation, storage and distribution of the products related to dairy.
The scope and job opportunity is good in India and also in foreign countries such as Australia, Denmark and Switzerland. The aspirants can work as food analyst / lab technician / assistant food chemist / supervisor / food inspector / quality controller / product development head / marketing head / food technologist in numerous diary firms.
For list of colleges offering Diary Technology in India are :
http://goo.gl/d2VnZ2
Hope this helps.
Wish you luck.!

Hello Surabhi, Asia pacific is one of the best B-school in north India. yes, it is right decision to take admission in Asia pacific. The atmosphere in the college is highly preferable for studies. Well designed classrooms along with computer labs are established to inculcate the studious environment. The campus is captivated with a big library consisting of above 10000 books. Clubs and Associations are designed so as to make student much more vibrant towards the corporate sector. Now I will brief about the faculty, All the faculty are IIM graduates and PhD holders. They have a lot of work experience( minimum 6-7years) in teaching profession. They are very helpful. Now i will brief about the placements. The highest package for the current batch is 11.4 lacs & lowest being 4 lacs excluding variables & average is 5-6 lacs. The institute boasts of excellent corporate tie-ups that has led to a track record of 100 % Placement for last 19 years. The placements of the college are really beyond the mark. More than 130 companies have visited the campus for the final placements for the current batch 2014-2016. Thank you.

Hello,
1) If you are asking about computer Science (CS), then you are eligible for government jobs. You can apply in Civil services, Banking sectors, Defence, Railways and agricultural after the completion of yours graduation (B.Sc).
2. And if you are asking about the Company Secretary (CS), then there are the some private and public sector, those provides the jobs for CS. All companies need CS, even government ones. So, you can be employed by Government Companies (which are usually listed) as a part of their secretarial team. examples are - ONGC, SAIL, MMRDA, etc. Another pathway is through the governing bodies like SEBI, BSE and NSE which hire Company Secretaries to monitor the compliances.
Good Luck.

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