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Hello Nashar,
There are many job openings await skilled professionals in Food Technology.
Both national as well as international food processing companies recruits professionals from this sector. A food technologist can work in a variety of profiles such as:
1)Laboratory Technician
2)Food Handler
3)Food Processing Operator
4)Food Inspector
5)Food Science Teacher
6)Bacteriologist
7)Toxicologists
8)Organic Chemists
9)Biochemists
10)Analytical Chemists
11)Home Economists
12)Research Scientists
13)Managers and Accountants
Some employment areas offered for food specialist are:
1)Food Processing Companies
2)Food Research Laboratories
3)Food Wholesalers
4)Hospitals
5)Catering Establishments
6)Retailers
7)Restaurants
8)Rice Mills
9)Distilleries
10)Packaging Industries
Graduates in food technology can also work as Food Consultants in public and private sector companies. Government sector organisations such as food corporation of india, indian airlines, railways, etc. also recruit these professionals.

Hello,
BE-Bachelor of Engineering
B.Tech- Bachelor of technology
B.Tech degree is awarded by deemed autonomous institutes.
Autonomous means these institutes can set their own pattern of exam papers and primarily they will not be affiliated to any universities.
B.E. degree is awarded by institutes which work under a main university that is, they will be affiliated to a main university.
They follow the pattern of exam and syllabi of the main university only.
This is the main difference but no one is better than the other. They both are equally accepted in placements and other career prospects.
Both are the same in value but they differ only by name.