Admission to M.Sc. [FOOD TECHNOLOGY] at Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore

May 7, 2009

 Admission to M.Sc. [FOOD TECHNOLOGY] at Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore

On 21st of October, 1950, the Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) was declared open by Mr. C.Rajagopalachari, the then Home Minister in the Government of India, and Dr. V. Subrahmanyan became the first Director of the institute.

CFTRI thus became a reality (as a constituent institute of CSIR and its third national laboratory) thanks to the vision and endeavours of its founders and a network of dedicated scientists who had a passion to pursue in-depth scientific research into one of the most fundamental aspects of human life. With over 75% of the population occupied in food raising, and no facilities to benefit from post-harvest technology till then, India hailed the birth of CFTRI and started to look at it with great expectations.      

 M.Sc. [FOOD TECHNOLOGY] PROGRAMME

*  A two year programme consisting of four semesters starting in the third week of August every year.
* Consists of the following 16 subjects.

SEMESTER-1
    1. Basic And Food Microbiology
     2.  Chemistry Of Foods
     3.  Applied Mathematics And Statistics
     4.  Basic Principles Of Engineering

SEMESTER-2
    1. Biochemistry And Nutrition
      2. Principles Of Food Processing
      3. Infestation Control And Pesticides
      4. Food Engineering-I

SEMESTER-3
     1. Food Engineering-II
       2.  Packaging Technology
       3.  Technology Of Foods : Meat, Fish And Poultry Products
       4.  Industrial Microbiology And Biochemical Engineering
       5.  Dissertation Seminar

SEMESTER-4
      1. Technology Of Foods ( Elective A: Grains, Legumes And Oilseeds,

            Elective B : Plantation Products and Flavour Technology,

            Elective C : Fruits and Vegetable Technology)

         2.  Advanced Food Science

         3.  Operations Research., Food Plant Organization And Management

         4.  Investigational Problem                                       

 
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Researched by Maninder