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Hello Nazim,
Food and safety technology is fundamentally delivery of safe healthy and nutritious food to the population. In the Indian context this is a very nascent industry with very high chances of growth. Hence opportunities are beckoning to each and everyone who wishes to join this sector. Any type of packaged food has to be approved by government Agencies and here food and safety technology experts comes into picture. Similarly with the problem of rotting vegetables or rotting food grains in India can be overcome by these Technologist who can find ways and means to prolong the shelf life of these edible items. All in all these issues indicate potential for the industry and salaries are commensurate with what one gets across the country for similar jobs. They are reasonably good.
Best wishes to you.

The future of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in India is bright because at that time the growth of Indian aviation market is too good. India is the fastest growing aviation market in the world and it become third in position after US and China. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering scopes are at its peak. India is growing in aviation very rapidly which boost up the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering scope. Boeing and Airbus are setting their MRO in different states of India which creates thousands of new jobs for Games. This is the golden era for those who desire to build their career as A.M.E. In aviation sector. India purchase many new aircrafts and made new airports which also increase the demand of new Games in India. In Aviation sector Aircraft Maintenance Engineer are those engineer who is responsible for the safety, security and maintenance of an aircraft. A.M.E. Is the only one who is authorised to issue the Flight Releasing Certificate (FRC). Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Common Test is the national level entrance exam for getting admission in A.M.E. Institute. For more detail visit www.amecet.in.

The duration of the entrance test will be for 90 minutes for 90 questions carrying one mark each. Each Correct Answer carries 1 mark and each wrong answer carries -0.25.
The entrance test syllabus and their marks will be as follows :-
1. Fundamental Accounting (10 questions of 10 Marks)
2. Quantitative Aptitude, Numerical Ability, Fundamental Mathematical Operations (20 questions of 20 Marks)
3. Data Analysis and Interpretation (10 questions of 10 Marks)
4. Reasoning: Critical, Analytical and Logical (10 questions of 10 Marks)
5. General Knowledge, Current Affairs (20 questions of 20 Marks)
6. English Language, Comprehension Skills, Verbal Reasoning (20 questions of 20 Marks).
Further the selection process involves the following activities also as under :-
1. Skill Assessment
2. Micro Presentation for 90 sec / student during this selection process
3. Personal interview
4. Assessment of past performance in Class 10, Class 11/12, during the Personal Interview.
Good Luck