Submitted By:
PATEL RITESH R


1. Introduction
The production of flavor and aroma chemicals by microorganism has been recognized for over 60 years. Flavor is usually the result of the presence, within complex matrices, of many volatile and nonvolatile components Flavor is usually the result of the presence, within complex matrices, of many volatile and nonvolatile components possessing diverse chemical and physicochemical properties. Whereas the nonvolatile compounds contribute mainly to the taste the volatile ....etc

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173/2014
Maximum : 100 marks
Time : 1 hour and 15 minutes

1.Who is the lieutenant governor of Punjab at the time of Jallianwalla Bagh massacre?
(A)Michael O Dwyer
(B)William Logan
(C )Lord Cornwallis
(D)Warren Hastings

2.Who invented the word '*Pakistan* in 1933?
(A)Sir Sayyed Ahammed khan
(B)Moulana Mohammed Ali
(C )Choudhari Kehmat Ali
(D)Abul kalam Azad

3.Who is the leader of Telengana revolt which began in 1946 and lasted for five years?
(A)K. Kelappan
(B)P. Sundarayya
(C )Keshav Chandrasen
(D)Vee ....etc

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plz send me project on Rural Banking in India plz ma email [email protected] ....etc

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Abstract
Enzymes are a very well established product in biotechnology , sales from US have been from $1.3 billion in 2002 to US $5.1 billion in 2009 and is anticipated to reach $7 billion by 2013 . A recent survey on world sales of enzymes ascribes 31% for food enzymes, 6% for feed enzymes and the remaining for technical enzymes . This pattern corresponds to a rise in global demand of about 6% yearly . This includes enzymes required in large scale for application in food and feed [8, ....etc

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1.The disease affecting chicken which causes immune suppression : 
(A) Salmonellosis(B) IBD
(C ) RD(D) Coocidiosis

2. The process of disappearance of pigments like melanin and carotenoids from the body parts of chicken:
(A) Moulting (C ) Bleaching
(B) Defeathering (D) Decolouration

3. A popular and efficient method of disinfection of eggs in a hatchery :
(A) Lime sealing (C ) Candling
(B) Fumigation (D) None of the above

4. Chemicals used for fumigation of eggs: 
(A) KM NO4 and Formalin (C ) Formalin and Na2 ....etc

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Employment Opportunities in Agriculture Sector



nemployment is a major problem of India and presently more than 4.5 crores of
youth are unemployed in this country. Agriculture sector has the major potential
for providing the employment opportunities to this huge population of
unemployed people. In India, 70 per cent of the population is engaged in agriculture
contributing about 31.8 per cent in the Gross Domestic Product of the country. About
11,900 graduates f ....etc

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42/2015
Maximum : 100 marks
Time : 1 hour and 15 minutes

1.“Brewers Dried Yeast is a by-product of:—— industry.
(A) Meat
(B)Beer
(C )Poultry
(D)Tea

2.Surfactants may act asin food. 
(A) Thickening agent
(B)Preservative
(C ) Stabilizer
(D).Emulsifier

3.Main Reason behind packaging bread in plastic : 
(A) To maintain airflow
(B)To prevent drying out
(C ) For good appearance
(D)To improve consumer safety

4.Vitamin K2also known as :
(A) Menaquinine
(B)Phylloquinone
(C ) Naphthoquinone
(D)T ....etc

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STUDY OF PROTEASES FROM BIOLOGICAL SOURCES


Biotechnology is gaining ground rapidly due to the various advantages that it offers over conventional chemical processes especially regarding environment and cost involvement. Industrial enzymes represent the heart of biotechnology processes. According to a recent report from Business Communications Company, (BCC 2008) the global market for industrial enzymes increased from $2.2 billion in 2006 to $2.3 billion by the end of 2007, $2.7 billion by 2012 and $4.9 billion ....etc

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NON-CONVENTIONAL SOURCES OF ENERGY Introduction
The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century ushered in new technologies. The spurt in inventions in that century was unprecedented in many ways. Some of these inventions involved use of natural resources like coal and oil. The thought of exhaustible nature of these resources and the environmental damage from the use of these resources never occurred either to the inventors or the subsequent generations. In the quest to sustain galloping economic activity, the dependence on ....etc

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1. ‘Daivadasakam’ is the literary contribution of:
(A) N. Kumaran Asan(B) Dr. Palpu
(C ) Sri Narayana Guru(D) Vaikunta swamikal

2.Which among the following commission is set up by the government of India to form linguistic states in 1953?
(A) Fazal Ali Commission(B) Mudaliar Commission
(C ) Mandal Commission(D) S.K. Daar Commission

3.Lord Hardinge cancelled the partition of Bengal in :
(A) 1910(B) 1911
(C ) 1912(D) 1913

4. ‘India Wins Freedom' is the work of: 
(A) Abdul Kalam Azad (C ) A.P.J. Abdul Kala ....etc

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Benefits of the 3R approach for agricultural waste management
(AWM) in Vietnam




Introduction

The need for Preface on agricultural waste management
In recent years, Vietnam’s agricultural sectors have developed rapidly. The country has become the
world's second-largest rice exporter and also a key partner of many developed countries such as the
USA, Japan, and countries in the EU in terms of the export of other agricultural products. According
to st ....etc

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