Hey ,

Yes ,  there is biomedical engineering course. You can do B.E or Btech in this field. For UG the duration of this course is four years but for PG this is for 2 years . For PG , you can do M.E , M.tech .  The admission process

With a CRL 310678 and OBC-NCL rank 109624 (female, Bihar domicile), admission to CSE, AI & ML, IT, or ECE in top government colleges is unlikely due to high competition.

Mechanical or Civil Engineering at Government Engineering College, Gaya or West Champaran is more feasible.

Specialized branches like Aviation or

Here are some top colleges in Tamil Nadu that offer Biomedical Engineering seats, along with their TNEA opening cutoffs:

- IIT Madras: Ranked 1st in NIRF ranking 2024, IIT Madras is one of the best colleges for Biomedical Engineering in India, with a cutoff rank not publicly specified due to

Hello aspirant,

With strong demand in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device manufacturing, and research and development industries, biomedical engineering employment for recent graduates offer intriguing financial prospects.
Biomedical Engineer, Biomedical Research Scientist, Medical Imaging Specialist, Clinical Engineer, Product Development Engineer, Biomedical Laboratory Technician, and Medical Technologist are a few

Biomedical engineering in India offers a growing and promising career path with opportunities across sectors like medical device manufacturing, hospitals, research and development, and regulatory affairs. As a fresher, you can expect a starting salary between 3 to 5 lakhs per annum, which can rise to 6 to 10 lakhs

good afternoon ,Biomedical Engineering placements in India are steadily improving, especially with the rise of MedTech startups and increased healthcare investment.

Placement Overview

Top Recruiters:

GE Healthcare

Philips

Siemens Healthineers

Fortis Hospitals

AIIMS

MedTech startups and R&D labs

Industries Hiring Biomedical Engineers:

Medical device manufacturing

Hospitals and clinical engineering

Research

Dear candidate,

Yes, you have a good chance of  getting admission to the BE Biomedical engineering course through TNEA councelling in Tamilnadu with a TNEA cutoff of 168 under the BC (Backward Class) category. Based on previous years' data, your cutoff is competitive for this branch in several engineering colleges.

To get admission in Biomedical Engineering at LD College of Engineering, Ahmedabad:

Steps:

1. Eligibility: 12th Science with Physics & Maths, minimum 45% marks.

2. Entrance Exam: Appear for GUJCET or use a valid JEE Main score.

3. Apply via ACPC (Gujarat): Register, upload documents, and fill choices.

4. Merit

The placement ratio for B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering varies depending on the college, industry partnerships, and placement cell support. To give you a precise answer, I would need to know the name of the specific college you're asking about. However, in general:

Key Factors Affecting Placement Ratio:

1. College Reputation :