The Department of Food and Nutrition provides a supportive learning environment with a well-structured curriculum spanning four semesters over two years. Each semester consists of two sessional exams, a final exam, and an assignment for every core subject, integrating both theory and practical elements. Despite having a limited number of faculty, scholars assist with teaching and lab work, contributing to all students successfully passing their exams. A mandatory internship is required in the third semester, allowing students to select their preferred location or company for 45 days.
If a student fails to secure an internship, the college will arrange one, and some internships may offer payment. The annual fee for the food technology program is around 50,000, covering tuition and additional costs. Students with strong academics can apply for the National Scholarship (NSP), and those from Uttar Pradesh might be eligible for the UP Scholarship if they meet the criteria.
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