Eligibility for B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics:
The minimum qualification for eligibility of B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics is a pass in 12th std in science stream from CBSE/ISC/PUC or any other recognised Board, with a minimum 50% in PCMB and a pass in English / IB 24 Credits.
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Curriculum Structure:
B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics syllabus covers topics such as food microbiology, clinical nutrition, community nutrition, and therapeutic dietetics. Students also benefit from exposure to advanced technologies and assessment tools that keep them abreast of the latest developments in the ever-evolving realm of food science and nutrition.
Semester |
Name of the subject
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Semester 1
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- Introduction to Nutrition
- Human Physiology
- Computer Application
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Semester 2
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- Nutrition Through Life Cycle
- Food Science
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Semester 3
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- Bakery Science
- Food Preservation
- Nutritional Biochemistry
- Food Safety and Quality
- Assurance
- English – 1
- English – II
- Legal Aspects of Healthcare
- Communicative English
- Healthcare Administration
- Environmental Studies
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Semester 4
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- Food Processing
- Food Biotechnology
- Nutraceuticals
- Indian Constitution
- Food Analysis
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Semester 5
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- Food Packaging
- Dietetics I
- Food Microbiology
- Food Product Development
- Diet and Disease
- Management I
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Semester 6
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- Dietetics II
- Public Health and Nutrition
- Food Service Management
- Diet and Nutrition
- Counselling
- Food Chemistry
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Semester 7 & 8
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Studies after B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics:
After completing B.Sc in Food Nutrition, and Dietetics, there are several further study options that you can consider to enhance your knowledge and career prospects. Here are some potential avenues:
Master's in Nutrition or Dietetics:
Pursuing a master's degree in nutrition or dietetics can provide you with advanced knowledge and specialised skills upon the valuable knowledge you have already gained from the B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics subjects. This can open up opportunities for research, clinical practice, or teaching.
Specialised Certifications:
Consider obtaining certifications in specific areas of nutrition or dietetics. For example, certifications in sports nutrition, paediatric nutrition, or clinical nutrition in top allied health sciences colleges, can make you more specialised and marketable in those fields.
Clinical Research:
Engage in clinical research by pursuing a postgraduate degree or certification in clinical research. This can lead to roles in designing and conducting studies related to nutrition and dietetics.
Ph.D. in Nutrition or related field:
If you're interested in research and academia, pursuing a Ph.D. can be a pathway. This allows you to conduct in-depth research in a specific area of nutrition and contribute to the field's knowledge.
Career Progression after pursuing B.Sc Food, Nutrition and Dietetics:
Duration |
Roles and responsibilities
| Salary |
0-3 years
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Graduates may start as entry-level dietitian or nutrition assistants
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₹2,00,000 to ₹4,00,000 per year.
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3-5 years
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Specialised Roles/Early Career Advancement
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₹3,00,000 to ₹6,00,000 per year.
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5-10 years
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Senior Positions or Supervisory Roles
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₹4,00,000 to ₹8,00,000 per year.
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10 years and beyond
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Management Positions or Entrepreneurship: Beyond a decade of experience, individuals may reach management positions or explore entrepreneurship.
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Potential to exceed ₹8,00,000 per year.
Entrepreneurial income can vary widely based on the success of the venture.
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Please Note:Salaries can significantly increase based on leadership roles and responsibilities. These salary ranges are approximate and can vary based on factors like the size and reputation of the employer, the candidate's expertise, and the region of employment.
Salaries can vary based on prevailing market dynamics and individual skill levels.