POSTGRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY AND FOOD PROCESSING

"Explore. Create. Achieve"

About Postgraduate Department of Biotechnology and Food Processing

Historical Development: The Postgraduate Department of Biotechnology and Food Processing is a renowned department of Amar Shaheed Baba Ajit Singh Jujhar Singh Memorial College, Bela, Ropar. The department of biotechnology started in the year 2008 and in 2014, it was upgraded through the addition of a food processing course. Since then, it has produced hundreds of well-trained biotechnologists and food technologists scattered all over the globe.

Academic Programs: The current five-year B.Sc. (Hons School) and M.Sc. program degree in Biotechnology and B.Voc. and M.Voc. program degree in Food Processing is the flagship program of the department after 12 years of schooling. There is a continual review of curriculum keeping it updated with current developments. From the year 2024, the admissions to the B.Sc. program are done according to the New Education Policy (NEP). The students can opt from a wide choice of subjects besides the core subjects to enhance their knowledge in this program.

Research Areas: The research areas span various aspects of Environmental Sciences, Plant Sciences, including elemental analysis, quantification methods, pharmacognostic evaluations, and phytochemical characterization, Genomics, Agricultural Sciences, etc. The research is undertaken in pharmacognostic, physicochemical, and phytochemical research involves characterization of medicinal plants, quantification of bioactive compounds such as stigmasterol, flavonoids, alkaloids, and phenolic compounds, Human genome analysis for SNP and disease correlations, bioinformatics, and structural biology, etc. The most advanced tools of biological research like HPLC, advanced cell imaging, genetic engineering, RT-PCR, in-silico analysis, structural biology, and cell culture are used, and the facilities to do these experiments are available in-house.

Collaborations and Achievements: Collaborations exist between the department and prestigious institutes like Oniosome Healthcare, Rapture Biotech, and Sembhi Hospital through signed MOUs. The students trained from the department are occupying prestigious positions not only in India but internationally in leading academic institutes, research centres, and industries. The department's students have achieved 8 gold medals in B.Sc. and M.Sc. Biotechnology and numerous university rank positions in both biotechnology and food processing.

Scope of Biotechnology: The discipline of Biotechnology today occupies a pivotal position in Teaching and Research of all Biological and Bio-Medical Sciences. It is an amalgamation of different subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Technology. Biotechnology has huge applications in different fields including healthcare, pharmacy, food production, animal husbandry, agriculture, textiles, and nutrition. This department produces students with a sound background of theoretical and experimental Biotechnology. The students completing their B.Sc. (Hons. School) easily find placements at the Postgraduate level in Indian and Foreign Universities of repute. After passing their M.Sc. degree from this department, they are absorbed in Government and private sector enterprises dealing with any of the aforementioned areas.

Scope of Food Processing: Food processing is a multidisciplinary field. It consists of elements of chemistry, technology, dairy technology, and biology. It deals with activities such as sourcing and acquiring raw materials (Fruits and Vegetables), food processing systems, processes, relevant equipment, dairy products, fruits and vegetable processing, agro-products, packaging, marketing, storage, and transportation techniques, etc. After completing this course, students will have access to multiple job opportunities. If students have a UG in B.Voc (Food Processing), they can work as Research Scientists, Food Technologists, Engineers, Organic Chemists, Biochemists, Analytical Chemists, Home Economists, Managers, and Accountants as well as in food processing-based industries like Amul, Godrej Industrial Limited, Dabur India Ltd., PepsiCo India Holdings, Nestle India Pvt. Ltd., Britannia Industries Ltd., Parle Products Pvt Ltd, and many more with various MNCs and can enter into research areas after pursuing M.Voc. Food Processing.

Vision

"To develop as a sustainable, affordable, excellent role model institute of global benchmark to provide quality education, training, research, innovation, and to inculcate core and entrepreneurship."

Mission

To achieve new heights in biotechnology, food industry, research, and teaching that promote scientific development, and create new knowledge. Additionally, it aims to develop in young brains an inherent sense of innovative thinking and imagination in addition to an amazing aptitude for research and skill enhancement that will make them competitive on a global level.

Programs Offered

Programme Year of Starting Sanctioned Intake Duration Eligibility

M.Sc. Biotechnology

2011 30 2 Year/ 4 Semesters B.Sc.(Biotechnology)/B.Sc.(Medical)/B.Sc.(Life Sciences)

M.Voc Food Processing

2021 30 2 Year/ 4 Semesters Graduation with minimum of 50% marks

B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology

2021 40 3+1 Year/ 8 Semesters 10+2 with PCBM

B.Voc. Food Processing

2021 50 3 Year/ 6 Semesters 10+2 in any stream with minimum 50% marks

Program Outcomes

M.Sc. Biotechnology
P.O. No. Description of Programme Outcome Domain as per Bloom’s Taxonomy Level of Bloom Taxonomy
PO-1 Communicate effectively with the biotechnology community and with society at large such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports, make effective presentations- documentation and give and receive clear instructions. Cognitive 1
PO-2 Identify the impact of professional biotechnology solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge and need for sustainable development. Cognitive 1
PO-3 Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. Self-assess and use feedback effectively from others to identify learning needs and to satisfy these needs. Affective 1,2,3
PO-4 Work effectively as an individual, member or the leader of diverse teams in multidisciplinary settings. Affective 1,2,3
PO-5 Recognize the solutions for complex biological-based problems and design the process that address to the specific needs for the public health, safety and environmental considerations. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-6 Develop the processes and applications which will have profound impact on sectors such as agriculture, industry, healthcare and restoration of degraded environment to provide sustainable competitive edge to present society. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-7 Possess knowledge and comprehension of the core and advanced knowledge associated with the profession of biotechnology, including molecular biology, pharmaceutical microbiology, cell biology etc. Cognitive 1,2
PO-8 Identify, select and apply appropriate methods and procedures, resources and modern biotechnology-related computing tools with an understanding of the limitations. Affective 1,2,3
PO-9 Utilize the principles of scientific enquiry, thinking analytically, clearly and critically while solving problems and making decisions during daily practices. Affective 1,2,3
PO-10 Demonstrate effective planning abilities including time management, resource management, delegation skills and organizational skills. Psychomotor 1,2,3
PO-11/PSO1 Explain knowledge in the field of biotechnology and applied sciences. Cognitive 1,2
PO-12/PSO2 Demonstrate current techniques, skills and modern tools necessary for modeling and design of bioprocesses. Cognitive, Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-13/PSO3 Demonstrate current techniques, skills and modern tools necessary for modeling and design of bioprocesses. Cognitive, Psychomotor 1,2,3
PO-14/PSO4 Develop and implement plans and organize work to meet deadlines. Cognitive 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-15/PSO5 Recognize and attain an opportunity in Entrepreneurship sector. Cognitive 1,2,3
B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology
P.O. No. Description of Programme Outcome Domain as per Bloom’s Taxonomy Level of Bloom Taxonomy
PO-1 Possess knowledge and comprehension of the core and basic knowledge associated with the profession of biotechnology, including agricultural science, pharmaceutical science and food science. Cognitive 1
PO-2 Demonstrate effective planning abilities including time management, resource management, delegation skills and organizational skills. Psychomotor 1,2,3
PO-3 Utilize the principles of scientific enquiry and thinking analytically, clearly & critically while solving problems and making decisions during daily practices. Affective 1,2,3
PO-4 Locate, select and apply appropriate methods and procedures, resources and modern biotechnology-related computing tools with an understanding of the limitations. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-5 Communicate effectively with the biotechnology community and with society at large such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports, make effective presentations-documentation and give and receive clear instructions. Cognitive 1
PO-6 Explain the impact of professional biotechnology solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge and need for sustainable development. Cognitive 1
PO-7 Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. Self-assess and use feedback effectively from others to identify learning needs and to satisfy these needs. Cognitive 1
PO-8 Developing the processes and applications which will have profound impact on sectors such as agriculture, industry, healthcare and restoration of degraded environment. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-9 Recognize the solutions for complex biological-based problems and design the process that address to the specific needs for the public health, safety and environmental considerations. Cognitive 1
PO-10 Work effectively as an individual, member or the leader of diverse teams in multidisciplinary settings. Affective 1,2,3
PO-11/PSO1 Explain knowledge in the field of biotechnology and applied sciences. Cognitive 1
PO-12/PSO2 Design and conduct experiments in biotechnology as well as analyze and interpret data. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-13/PSO3 Demonstrate current techniques, skills and modern tools necessary for modeling and design of bioprocesses. Cognitive, Psychomotor 1,2,3
PO-14/PSO4 Develop and implement plans and organize work to meet deadlines. Cognitive 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-15/PSO5 Recognize and attain an opportunity in Entrepreneurship sector. Cognitive 1,2,3
M.Voc. Food Processing
P.O. No. Description of Programme Outcome Domain as per Bloom’s Taxonomy Level of Bloom Taxonomy
PO-1 Develop Skills in Student with vocational training can find work in several state and central government organizations, non-profit groups, and academic institutions and in Private sectors as well. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-2 This Program prepares students for specific types of occupations and frequently for direct entry into the market. Psychomotor 1,2,3
PO-3 After completion of this program students will have enough competences, to get benefit from market opportunities. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4
PO-4 This Program would enable students to update their knowledge and professional skills for entering the work force executing income generating activities or occupying better Positions. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4
PO-5 At each exit level of this Program, students will able to apply knowledge of general education subjects and skill development subjects to the conceptualization of food Processing technologies. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-6 Students will be able to designing and formulation of new products, on the basis of consumer demands, development of methodology/technologies of food processing, design that meet solution needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal and environmental considerations. Affective 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-7 Students will able to conduct and undertake investigation of problem of including design of processing technology for various types of food, food analysis, food quality, and safety aspects and interpretation of data in order to provide valid conclusion. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-8 This Program will enable students to create, select and apply appropriate processing technology/techniques resources, modern processing tools in order to improve the quality, safety and the shelf life fresh and process food. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-9 This program prepares the students to Communicate effectively on minimal processing activity and value addition to the farmers/producers/grower at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports, design documentation and make effective presentations. Affective 1,2,3
PO-10 After the completion of this Course Students understanding of the social, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to Food processing. Affective 1,2,3
PO-11 Students will be able to understand and commit to Professional ethics and responsibilities and norms/regulations for manufacturing of process food and its effect on health. Cognitive 1,2,3
PO-12 This Program would enable the students to understand the impact of Food Processing technologies solution in a societal context and demonstrate technical know-how and understanding of food safety, quality for sustainable development. Cognitive 1,2,3
B.Voc. Food Processing
P.O. No. Description of Programme Outcome Domain as per Bloom’s Taxonomy Level of Bloom Taxonomy
PO-1 Develop skills to learning, selecting and applying appropriate methods, procedures, resources, tools and machineries. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-2 Define and discuss standards of industrial performance. Cognitive 1,2
PO-3 Explain and evaluate the production processes for various processed foods. Cognitive 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-4 Identify and evaluate problems, and demonstrate effective analysis by applying principles of basic sciences, and engineering. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-5 Apply critical thinking and sound reasoning via management of resources like time, money and energy. Affective 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-6 Analyze, design and develop processes/products that are technically feasible, economically viable and socially relevant. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-7 Draft clear and well structured reports, presentations and documents. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-8 Discuss theoretical foundations and practical applications using precise terminology, valid and reliable evidence. Affective 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-9 Plan, organize, and execute a project or new venture with the goal of bringing new products and service to the market. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-10 Develop international standards through significant industry involvement. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-11/PSO1 Develop skills for operating various types of dairy processing machineries for producing dairy products. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5
PO-12/PSO2 Explain and perform various packaging functions and handle all categories of packaging such as primary, secondary and tertiary packaging for food products. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-13/PSO3 Plan, design and carry out milling process for all types of grains, maintenance of process parameters, inspection of raw material and finished goods to achieve the desired quality and quantity of products while maintaining food safety and hygiene in the work environment. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-14/PSO4 Planning, coordinating and controlling production process to achieve quantity and quality products, reviewing production process to minimize production cost and optimizing production. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6
PO-15/PSO5 Critically analyze research processes, products and practices with a view to introduce a new product in the market. Psychomotor 1,2,3,4,5,6

Career Counseling

When aspiration meets chance

With holistic student preparedness initiatives and good industrial collaborations, we curate strengthened careers with impeccable placement over the years for the students of Amar Shaheed Baba Ajit Singh Jujhar Singh Memorial College, Bela. The objectives of career counselling initiatives are to train students as per career and current industrial requirements by imbibing skill sets and competencies for their integrated growth.

We, at the Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology, ASBASJSM College aim to create skilled individuals that are hired before they even complete their course/programme. The unique hands-on learning pedagogical approach consistently benefitted the students for quick absorption into industries.

Talks/lectures from eminent speakers

Eminent speakers from prestigious organizations/industries are invited to aware students about the real-world/industry. One day seminar on “Entrepreneurship in India: Challenges and Possibilities” was conducted on 19th February, 2017 to signify skill development and entrepreneurship related work possibilities amongst students. The seminar highlighted the relationship of risk and success which goes hand in hand. Abundant opportunities for varied trainings and internships with brands like Nestle, Verka, SunPharma, prepare students to start their own ventures. The college organized a self-employment awareness workshop on 31st August, 2017 focussing on various startup and entrepreneurial ideas in the field of food processing, biotechnology, etc. More than 150 students participated and benefitted from the same.

Various other career-related programs were conducted from 2016-2017 such as Industry Institute Partner Programme to aware students about critical skill development as the key to fetch high-paying jobs, wherein approximately 150 students participated. A National seminar on Skill Enhancement was conducted on 1st March, 2017, aimed to encourage students to focus on developing a goal-oriented skill set.

Training and Placements

Joint Placement Drives

The Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology at Amar Shaheed Baba Ajit Singh Jujhar Singh Memorial College has a multi-layered approach towards developing the potential of students in terms of skill and career-related prospects. Career counselling provides students with multi-level guidance. The Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology is one of the favourite destinations for various industries and companies for conducting their joint campus/pool campus recruitment drives in the region. In one of the placement drives on campus on 7th March, 2017, three students from the Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology were hired by Wikfield, Nalagarh.

The college organized an employment fair on 22nd February, 2019, with approximately 20 recruiting companies. The recruiting companies were from biotechnology, food products, and pharmaceutical sectors. The students were counselled and guided as per their goals and the stream they want to build their career in. Not only this, the students were given valuable insights on resume writing and cracking interviews. A sensitization seminar on entrepreneurship and development was conducted on 25th September, 2019. The seminar emphasized various government schemes supporting exploring entrepreneurial skill sets and startup ideas under the Prime Minister Employment Scheme. The college organized the 7th mega employment fair with 22 companies visiting the campus to recruit on 11th September, 2021, inaugurated by Deputy Commissioner Sonali Giri. Out of 1026 students who participated in the event, 833 students were selected. Students were guided on various prestigious competitive exams and their preparation.

Immersive Hands-on Learning

On-site experience exposes students to analyze industrial working, which adds to their knowledge and skill enhancement. The Department of Biotechnology conducted a workshop on World’s IPR Day on 28th April, 2022 to aware and guide interested students in choosing a career in IPR and related fields. We believe in providing timely guidance to discover the right career paths to unleash the potential capabilities of a student.

Department Activities

Make In India Association
Name of Activity Date Activity Metric No. Coordinator Duration
Nature Conservation Day 28-07-2024 Poster making competition and Tree plantation 7.1.11 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Two hours
General Instrument 21-08-2024 Working in Laminar Air Flow 2.3.1 AP Gurpreet Kaur Two Hours
Recent Nobel Prizes in Research 11-09-2024 Poster Presentation 2.3.1 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur Two Hours
World Ozone Day 16-09-2024 Poster Making Competition 7.1.11 AP Gurvinder Kaur One Hour
Innovative Ideas on Sustainable Environment and Research 25-09-2024 Declamation 5.1.3 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
Renowned Commercial Biotechnology Products 03-10-2024 Slogan Competition 2.3.1 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur Two Hours
International Girl Child Day 11-10-2024 Poster Making Competition 7.1.1 AP Gurvinder Kaur Two Hours
Role of Plagiarism Software in Research 24-10-2024 Seminar and Abstract writing 7.1.11 AP Manpreet Kaur One Day
World Science Day 24-11-2024 Seminar on Science in Everyday 7.1.11 AP Gurvinder Kaur Three Hours
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 25-11-2024 Seminar on women empowerment and entrepreneurs 7.1.11 AP Harshita One Hour
Biotechnology Applications 26-11-2024 Poster Presentation 7.1.11 AP Navjot Bharti Two Hours
Learning By Doing 29-11-2024 Production of Vermicompost from Organic Waste 7.1.3 AP Navjot Bharti Four Hours
World AIDS Day 01-12-2024 Awareness Programme 3.3.3 AP Harshita Two Hours
Hands on Practice (Learning by Doing) 03-12-2024 Adulteration 2.3.1 AP Harshita One Hour
Scientoon 15-01-2025 Poster Making Competition 7.1.11 AP Manpreet Kaur Two Hours
National Girl Child Day 24-01-2025 Poster Making Competition 7.1.11 AP Harshita Three Hours
Career Guidance 30-01-2025 Seminar 5.1.3 AP Gurpreet Kaur One Hour
Significance of Research Writing in Biotechnology 07-02-2025 Presentation/Lecture 3.1.3 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
National Science Day 28-02-2025 Workshop on Science Day, Poster Making Competition, Models Exhibition 2.3.1, 7.1.11 AP Harshita, AP Gurpreet Kaur, AP Navjot Bharti Four Hours
Role of Biotechnology in Environmental Science 05-03-2025 Model Preparation 7.1.11 AP Manpreet Kaur Five Hours
International Women’s Day 08-03-2025 Educational Initiatives, Debate Competition on Women Rights, Awareness Program 7.1.11 Dr. Reema Devi, AP Gurpreet Kaur, AP Jaspreet Kaur Two Hours
Global Recycling Day 18-03-2025 Creating New Things from Waste Material 7.1.3 AP Navjot Bharti Three Hours
Exploring Careers in Biotechnology 19-03-2025 Presentation 5.1.3 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
World Water Day 22-03-2025 Poster Presentation, Slogan Writing Competition 7.1.11 Dr. Reema Devi, AP Gurvinder Kaur Three Hours
Entrepreneurship and IPR 29-03-2025 Oration 7.1.11 AP Manpreet Kaur One Hour
Tree Plantation Day 07-04-2025 Plants are planted to commemorate World Planting Day 2.3.1 Dr. Reema Devi Two Days
Experiential Learning 16-04-2025 Cloning and Transformation 7.1.11 AP Manpreet Kaur Two Days
World Earth Day 22-04-2025 Poster Making Competition 'Save Earth' 7.1.11 AP Gurvinder Kaur Two Hours
National DNA Day 25-04-2025 Workshop on Molecular Biology Techniques 3.2.2 Dr. Reema Devi Three Hours
World Intellectual Property Day 26-04-2025 Lecture for student awareness 7.1.4 Dr. Reema Devi One Hour
The International Day of Immunology 29-04-2025 Slogan on Theme 'Immunity Through the Ages: Navigating the Science of Aging and Immunology' 7.1.1 AP Navjot Bharti Two Hours
Microbiology Day 17-09-2024 Scientoon Competition 2.3.1 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Two Hours
World Environment Day 06-06-2025 Lecture on Save Environment 7.1.11 AP Harshita One Hour
Food Association
Name of Activity Date Activity Metric No. Coordinator Duration
World Youth Skill Day 15-07-2024 Guidance Programme on Enhance the Skills of Young People 5.1.3 AP Harshita One Week
Best Makeover From Left Over Food 09-08-2024 Cooking Competition 7.1.11 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Three Hours
Teej Celebration 13-08-2024 Cultural Mehndi Competition 2.3.1 AP Gurvinder Kaur Two Hours
Schedule Farm Visit 22-08-2024 Farm Visit 3.4.1 Dr. Reema Three Hours
Learning By Doing 24-08-2024 Methods of Preservation 2.3.1 AP Navjot Bharti Three Hours
Hands On Experience 25-08-2024 Cheese Pressing Machine 2.1.3 AP Gurpreet Kaur One Hour
Festival Food and Its Significance 02-09-2024 Presentation of Prepared Food 2.3.1 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
National Literacy Day 08-09-2024 Slogan Writing Competition 5.1.3 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Two Hours
Basics of Food Processing 11-09-2024 Quiz Competition 7.1.11 AP Navjot Bharti One Hour
Basics of Dairy Processing 18-09-2024 Seminar on Nutritional Value of Milk 3.1.3 AP Gurpreet Kaur One Hour
Conduct Food Drive 20-09-2024 Food Drive 2.3.1 Dr. Reema Two Hours
Highly Processed Food - A Boon or A Bane 20-09-2024 Debate 5.1.3 AP Manpreet Kaur One Hour
Fasting: Significance and Impact on Human Health 26-09-2024 Presentation 5.1.3 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
Awareness Regarding Infectious Food 27-09-2024 Seminar 'Harmful Effects of Street Food' 2.3.1 AP Gurvinder Kaur Two Hours
Anti-oxidant Rich Foods 07-10-2024 Slogan Making Competition 5.1.2 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur Two Hours
General Awareness 10-10-2024 Quiz on General Studies 7.1.4 AP Gurpreet Kaur One Hour
Comparison of Different Food Material from Different Industries and Their Nutritional Information 10-10-2024 Survey and Report 5.1.2 AP Manpreet Kaur Two Days
World Food Day 16-10-2024 Seminar - Theme 'No Food No Life', Workshop on Making Leftover Food, Food Competition 7.1.11 AP Gurvinder Kaur, AP Harshita, Dr. Reema Two Hours
Dessert Making Competition 17-10-2024 Cooking Competition 7.1.2 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Two Hours
Utilization of Waste Material 25-10-2024 Compost from Organic Waste 7.1.3 AP Navjot Bharti Two Hours
Importance of Liquid Intake in Diet 30-10-2024 Declamation Competition 5.1.3 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
Educational Visit 07-11-2024 Educational Visit to Grain Flour Mill & Rice Mill 2.3.1 AP Gurvinder Kaur One Hour
Visit to Food Industry 04-11-2024 Visit to Milling Industry 3.4.1 A.P Jaspreet Kaur Six Hours
National Entrepreneurship Day 09-11-2024 Career Counseling Program For Entrepreneur 5.1.2 AP Harshita One Hour
Traditional Foods vs. Junk Food 13-11-2024 Debate Competition 5.3.1 Dr. Bineypreet Kaur One Hour
Plan a Visit to Food Processing Industry 15-11-2024 How Food is Cultivated, Washed, Packaged and Distributed to All 2.3.1 Dr. Reema Three Hours
General Instrument 23-11-2024 Working in Laminar Air Flow 2.3.1 AP Gurpreet Kaur Ten Hours
Health and Hygiene 20-01-2025 Oration 5.1.3 AP Manpreet Kaur One Hour
Microorganisms are Boon and Bane to Industry 13-02-2025 Seminar 3.3.3 A.P Jaspreet Kaur One Hour
Paddle Sealing Machine 21-02-2025 Hands on Practice 2.3.1 AP Navjot Bharti Two Hours
Scope Of Food Processing in India 13-03-2025 Poster Making Competition 2.3.1 AP Navjot Bharti Two Hours
Entrepreneurship: Pros and Cons 15-03-2025 Seminar 2.6.3 AP Manpreet Kaur One Hour
Exposure to Food Industry Environment 25-03-2025 Industry Visit 3.4.1 AP Harshita Two Hours
World Health Day 07-04-2025 Presentation on Theme 'Health is Wealth', Poster Making Competition, Declamation Competition on Healthy Diet 5.1.3 AP Gurvinder Kaur, AP Gurpreet Kaur, AP Harshita Two Hours
Junk Food vs Traditional Food 10-04-2025 Debate 5.1.3 AP Manpreet Kaur Two Hours
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day 12-04-2025 Make Different Variety of Sandwich 7.1.11 Dr. Reema Two Hours

Department Achievements

GOLD MEDALISTS
Name of Student Session Class Photo
Navneet Kaur 2008-11 B.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Nancy Goyal 2010-13 B.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Parminder Kaur 2011-13 M.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Raminder Kaur 2012-14 M.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Manpreet Kaur 2013-15 M.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Mohini Verma 2014-16 M.Sc. BT Gold Medalist
Simranjeet Kaur 2020-22 M.Sc. BT Gold Medalist