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Hello Sourabh,
A degree in food science explores the details of food chemistry, production, development and safety and can lead to a range of careers in manufacturing, research and retail as well as associated health, legislation, engineering and agricultural options.
Employers value work experience and so if your course does not include an industrial placement try to get some related experience in the holidays. Any kind of role in a food science or food technology setting would develop your skills and allow you to demonstrate your passion for working in the industry. You can tailor your work experience to the type of role you would like to get. For example, if you want to become a food technologist, quality manager or product developer, look for work and placements in a food manufacturing company or at a retailer. If you would like to choose a nutritional pathway, try to get some experience in a healthcare setting to show your interest in the area.

You can take admission in logistics course in the below-mentioned colleges:
Some of the few colleges from that list are:
1. Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
2. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
3. Indian Institute of Management Kolkata
4. Indian Institute of Management Indore
5. Indian School of Business Hyderabad
6. Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management - ILAM
7. Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management, Indian Institute of Technology- Bombay
8. National Institute of Industrial Engineering
9. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
10. Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development, Pune
11. Amity University
12. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai
Career Prospects
After earning an MBA in Logistics & Operations, your career opportunities are set to broaden. You would easily get opportunities to work in planning and policymaking, motivation, evaluation, product development and inventory control. If your company large enough, you could focus on overall management or on a small specific area of the supply chain. Many supply chain specialists are now part of the team that works in product development, forecasting, and strategic planning. Most companies have become global both in their manufacturing and in their sales and this trend has made the work of operations managers more significant than ever.
Supply chain and logistics MBA graduates get to work as general operations managers, responsible for budgets, hiring and training employees as well as equipment procurement and policy development. They can also work as logistics engineers who coordinate the flow of materials, information, and products for an organisation. You may also end up working in manufacturing development and operations managing in production planning, forecasting, quality control and process analysis or in service operations, working as internal consultants and quality analysts.In short, supply chain and operations is a rapidly evolving field ripe with new opportunities.