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Both are similar degree with only nomenclature difference. Both degrees have same scope. As its a huge industry, there are great employment opportunities in Private National and Multinational companies, PSU etc. Demanded in both India and abroad. You can search jobs in ISRO, DRDO, BEL, PO, SSC IES, IAS IRS, BSNL JTO. After completing your B.Tech, Jobs can be searched in companies such as: CISCO, ORACLE, TOSHIBA, TATA, PHILLIPS, Texas Instruments, Intel, AMD, IBM, Samsung Electronics, Sony, Nokia, Nvidia, HP, LG Electronics, BHEL, ECIL, NTPC, Wipro, HCL, ISRO, SYNTEL, SIEMENS, BEL, ESSAR GODREJ & BOYCE, MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA, ONGC. I am enlisting a few good colleges for M.Tech : College of Engineering Pune, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, Punjab, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore, VIT Vellore, Christ University.

Hey,
you can opt for Food Technology after BIPC. There are a number of options that you can opt for such as:
B.Sc in Food Processing, Food Storage, Preservation and Food Tech
B.Tech in Food Technology/ Food Science
The Indian Food Industry is currently valued at USD $39.71 billion, and the value is likely to reach USD $65.4 billion by 2018 (Govt. of India and IBEF).
According to DIPP, the Indian Food Processing sector has received around USD $6.7 billion as FDI between April 2000 and December 2015. The investments are poised to reach the value of USD $33 million in the next 10 years.
Besides the investment factor, the opportunity factor is also there as per the data from the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, 42% of the Indian Food Processing Industry is still unorganized (D&B) so promising for the future within the food industry. As a fresher, a Food Technologist (or Scientist) can earn INR 20 25K per month (average) in India.
Within 5 years, you can reach INR 500,000 640,000 per annum. With an experience of 10 years on your CV, you can expect annual package of INR 900,000 1,180,000.
The salary structure for professionals within the Manufacturing function could be 20% (approximately) less than those in the R&D or QC/QA function. If you enjoy lot of frequent traveling, then go for the roles of Food Inspector.
You can also look at alternative courses such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Chemical/Process Engineering, Nutrition, Pharmaceutical Sciences etc.
Some popular Sectors for Employment
Food Manufacturing & Processing (Grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, meat etc.)
FMCG, Pharma-Biotech, Agro-Biotech, Dairy Firms, Poultry Firms, Bakeries & Confectionaries, Breweries, Retailers, Healthcare, Academia & Research Institutes, Food Packaging
Some popular Career Paths & Job Profiles in the Food Industry
Research & Development (Food Scientist, Food Technologist, Food Chemist, Product Development Specialist)
Quality Control & Assurance (Food Chemist, Food Inspector, Toxicologist)
Food Processing (Food Processor, Process Development Specialist, Manufacturing Specialist, Food Production Manager)
Sales, Marketing & Brand Management (various roles like other industries)
Others (Dietician, Nutritionist, Animal Nutritionist, Diet & Fitness Counselor)

Scope of Nanotechnology in India is still in the development stage for Nanotechnology and it will take quite a few years for this field to become established in India. Research labs and institutions such as IISc, TIFR, NCBS, IITs etc are performing excellent research in India. However, when compared with countries such as Germany and USA, output of high quality research pales significantly. This is due to several reasons such as lack of integration between different departments for R&D in Nanotechnology. If you are interested in working in the Nanotechnology industry you may have limited options.
India doesn't offer any special, or unique advantage for the major firms to do R&D there, and if they do R&D in India it won't be the primary kind (for example, there is no way Samsung is going to have a heavy duty R&D center in India, why should they? Samsung, Philips, Siemens, Intel, etc.all do core research in US or their home nations).
Lastly, smaller companies just can't develop the infrastructure needed for nanoelectronics, and this is probably more true in India, resources are even more scare.
Although we have a craze for building smaller and more efficient machines. Thus the need or nanotechnology in various fields, defence, medicine, security, agriculture related etc. It is an emerging area which will in all probability (99.99%) will be a booming sector like cybersecurity, electronic warfare etc.
Nanotechnology is doing very well abroad in nations such as USA, UK, Singapore, Germany, China etc in terms of R&D. There has been significant development towards the usage of Nanotechnology in cosmetics, food and textiles. Nanomedicine is still in the R&D stage and widespread growth is yet to be expected and intensive research is being conducted in breakneck speed.
If you are interested in the engineering part of Nanotechnology, choose either chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering or biotechnology and then M.Tech and PhD in Nanotech to make a suitable career in nanotechnology.
If you are interested in the sciences part of Nanotechnology, then a B.Sc degree in either physics or chemistry will suit you perfectly. BBSc students can follow up their degree with M.Sc degree in Physics/Chemistry/Electronics etc and then a PhD in Nanotechnology.

Hello Shamita,
Hotel management is one of the highly job oriented field; it covers a wide range of services including food service, accommodation and catering.
The major job fields in the hospitality sector include Hotels, resorts, fast food chains, restaurants, etc. A hotel management professional can be employed in any of the above mentioned fields. The hotel management field is always been a hot career options among the students, with the globalization more and more hotel industries as expanding their business to the global markets. This has created a huge demand of hotel management professionals.
After your 12th in commerce, you can pursue a Bachelors degree in the hotel management like BHM (Bachelors in hotel management). Many top institutes offer Bachelors in hotel management such as Taj Group, IHM, Heritage Institute of Hotel Management, etc. You should visit the websites of the concerned institutes to know about the entrance exams and eligibility criteria.