Sau Vasudhatai Deshmukh College of Food Technology, Amravati

Sau Vasudhatai Deshmukh College of Food Technology, Amravati is affiliated with Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth Akola.

About

SVD Amravati is situated in Maharashtra State and was started now in a good condition also. this SVD Amravati has hostel facilities and all other infrastructures.

Location

This College is located in – Amravati Maharashtra is one of the popular colleges in India.

This College is counted among the top-rated Colleges in Maharashtra with an excellent academic track record. If you’re looking for more details regarding the syllabus, courses offered, placements, admission procedure, application forms, examinations schedule, and results, kindly get in touch with the relevant department of the college.

Courses offered

1. Bachelor of Technology (B Tech Food Technology)

Courses, Syllabus and Duration

B.Tech (Food Technology)

1. Title of Degree: B. Tech. (Food Technology)

2. Duration: 4 years ( 8 Semesters)

Course work – 6 Semesters
Hands-on training – 7th Semester
Inplant training – 8th Semester

3. Total Credits in New Syllabus

• Total credits up to VI Semester: 125 credits
• Hands-on training in VII Sem. 25 credits
• Inplant training VIII Sem. : 30 credits

Total Credits: 180 credits

Other courses recommended by 07 credits
4th Dean Committee

1. Physical education: 01credit (Non-credit course)

2. Mathematics: 04 credit (Non-credit courses)
(Deficiency courses)

Total credits load of B. Tech. the degree program is 125 as per AICTE Norms. As per the academic regulations recommended by MCAER, Pune vide serial No.9 (Credit load) each semester must have a maximum credit load of 21. However, this could be increased to 25 as a special case on recommendations of the concerned ADP.

In B. Tech. (Food Technology) program total credit load of 125 + 45= 180 out of which 125 credit, are to be accommodated in six semesters (3 years) only. Therefore the credit load of each semester is more than 21 but less than 25. Hence every semester must be treated as a special case.