Hello Arun,

You are not eligible for 100% fee reimbursement for an engineering course like Biomedical Engineering because you have studied BPC (Biology, Physics, Chemistry) in Intermediate.

To get fee reimbursement for engineering courses , you must have studied MPC (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) in Intermediate and qualified in TS EAMCET

Hello there,

1. Chances of Admission:

   • With 63 percentile and a rank of around 5 lakh , getting a seat in biomedical engineering in top NITs or IIITs may be difficult.
     
     
   • However, you have a good chance of getting admission in state engineering colleges or private universities that offer biomedical engineering,

Hello there,

Several colleges in India offer B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering for PCB students (without Mathematics). Here are some options:

Colleges Accepting PCB Students for B.Tech Biomedical Engineering

1. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore – Accepts PCB students through VITEEE.
   
   
2. SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai – Offers B.Tech

Hello Sana,

Re-entering the biomedical engineering field after a 10-year hiatus is certainly achievable, especially with the right strategies and resources. Here are some steps to consider:

1. Update Your Knowledge and Skills : Biomedical engineering has seen significant advancements over the past decade. Enrolling in refresher courses or advanced programs

As you have mentioned that you have done Biomedical Engineering & now you would like to know about options open with this field. I am listing down a few options that you can consider.

You can work with Research department or Institutions to develop new medical devices or develop new

Hi Sriharsha,

You can learn and do well in a variety of interdisciplinary courses as a student of biomedical engineering. The integration of biological and medical sciences with engineering concepts in biomedical engineering provides a strong basis for exploring a wide range of topics. You can enrol in classes linked to the

Hello aspirant,

Biomedical engineers can work directly in a hospital, management firm, laboratory, or consulting firm in the medical field. They are able to obtain positions as physicians, quality engineers, biomedical engineers, instrument engineers, installation engineers, maintenance engineers, manufacturing engineers, and software engineers, among others. In short it is a

Hello there,

Yes, you can pursue a PhD in Genetic Biotechnology after an M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering. Here's a quick guide:

Steps:

1) Identify Interests:

• Focus on genetic engineering, genomics, etc.

2) Research Universities:

• Look for IISc, IITs, JNU, AIIMS, University of Hyderabad.

3) Check Eligibility:

• Relevant Master's degree and

Hello,

With a rank of 30,304 in the AP BIPC EAPCET 2024, securing a seat in Biomedical Engineering may be challenging, as this branch is often competitive.

I would suggest you to use the college predictor tool to predict which college you can get based on your score/rank :-