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Dear aspirant, great connecting with you. B tech food technology is better than B.Sc. Technology. B.Tech food technology is a professional undergraduate course. The duration of this course is 4 years. B.Sc. Food technology is an undergraduate course. The duration of this course is 3 years. B.Tech technology deals with the study of food Science. B.Sc. Food technology deals with the study of scientific principles involved in food production as well as preservation. B.Tech food technology has the highest salary and scope than B.Sc. Food technology. So B.Tech food technology is better than B.Sc. Food technology. Hope this information helps you. Thank you.

Career as a Merchant Navy could be in 2 fields mainly - Engineer or a Cadet. Other fields could be catering, junior offiecers, etc. Subjects Required :Only PCM students can apply. Entrance Exam
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Science/ B.Sc. Marine Science/ Diploma in Nautical Science
HIMT College (Hindustan Institute of Maritime Training)
Tolani Maritime Institute
Anglo Eastern Maritime Academy
Applied Research International School of Maritime Studies
Great Eastern Institute of Maritime Studies
Post Graduate Diploma in Marine Engineering
Coimbatore Marine College
HIMT College Hindustan Institute of Maritime Training
B.Tech (Marine Engineering)
Coimbatore Marine College
Euro Tech Maritime Academy
HIMT College (Hindustan Institute of Maritime Training)
International Maritime Institute
Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies
NOTE :You can also get into Merchant Navy after a regular engineering degree.

Keeping the changing trends and current market flow LPU has designed a vibrant curriculum of B.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication). The course is designed to expose students to all dimensions of Print, Electronic and New Age Media . Focus on enhancing technical skills of reporting, news design software, video editing, photography etc. Details of the course can be checked from www.lpu.in.
Eligibility:: Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST
To pursue your admission log onto admission.lpu.in
One of the best part of working in this sector is that Mass Communication course encompasses various streams. From advertising to Journalism to Public Relations, a student can opt for any field he likes. The scope of mass communication in India is wide, if you can do well in your field, you can work with some of the best publishing houses, production houses, news channels, radio channels or PR firms of the country.
Job Opportunities after Mass Communication:
Advertising. Advertising is a visual or audio form of marketing communication which aims at promoting or selling a product.
Disc Jockey.
Film-Making.
Journalism.
Public Relations.
Publishing and Printing.
Radio Jockeying.
Video Jockeying.

Hi Nitesh,
Becoming a RJ is not an easy job. You must have some basic qualities within you like the ability to talk on multiple topics simultaneously, talk with sense of humor, talk sensibly etc. But above all you must have a passion for radio jockeying.
But these are the raw materials you need to have for becoming an RJ. With these you have to process them for the final output. This process is training. Training for different skills required in practical life of a RJ. These skills includes soft skill, talking style, handling the listeners etc. And you also need a certificate from a reputed RJ training institute to prove your quality.
So, I hope you can understand that becoming an RJ is not an easy job. But if you try with passion then it is easier for you.
All the best.