The review emphasizes the potential of food technology as a viable career due to its importance in everyday life and growing job prospects. Ramaiah University in Karnataka is acclaimed for its structured and supportive teaching approach, with highly qualified faculty and a favorable student-faculty ratio, where each mentor handles 10 students. Exams are manageable but focus mainly on academics, potentially lacking in preparing students for interviews or job roles. The college fee is relatively high, with the first-year fee at INR 180,000 and the second-year at INR 120,000, totaling INR 164,000 annually.
Despite the high costs, students can access detailed fee breakdowns, loan options, and management support if needed. There are direct placements, though specifics about food technology placements are not detailed. Educational visits, like the Nandini milk plant tour, provide practical exposure. Scholarships are available for various categories, including regional and academic performance-based ones, alongside government scholarships such as the SSP.
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