NCFST, under the umbrella of NIST, has produced a generation of successful graduates who have secured top positions in University board exam results and have obtained influential roles in various fields. NCFST remains strongly dedicated to producing such excellent graduates in the future.
The candidates who have passed in second division L.Sc. Or 10+2 (science) and certificate level of food technology/laboratory technology from Tribhuvan University or an institute recog- nized by this university shall be considered eligible to apply for admission to B.Tech. (Food).
Theory: One theory paper of 100 marks will have 4 lectures per week. A lecture class has a duration of 50 min.
Practical: One practical paper of 25 marks will have 4 hours of practical per week.
Attendance: 70 percent attendance in the class is compulsory.
A 100-marks paper is divided into a theory paper of 75 marks and a practical paper of 25 marks. Students will appear in three hours examination for a theory paper of 75. The student will have to pass separately in theory and practical examinations.