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Biomedical engineering program comprises study about tissue engineering, molecular or systems level biology/ physiology and mathematics. Students get to study about biomedical electronics, quantitative and analytical skills required to interpret data acquired and processing of medical data including imaging and enhancement techniques. Other aspects of the program include the study of biomechanics, cellular engineering, genetic engineering, orthopedic surgery, bio-instrumentation, medical imaging and bio-materials. Other important topics, about which the student will get to know include, about studying about advanced therapeutic and surgical devices, computer modeling of physiologic systems.

Scope- According to the reports, there will be a surge in the demand for biomedical engineers and it is predicted to rise to 23 percent between 2014 to 2024. Today, people who are facing problems related to knee or hips are even opting for replacement procedures. In the past, some of the medical tests were quite painful. However, biomedical engineers work are working towards developing technology that is less painful for patients. Every day new ways are devised to do blood tests, screening for infectious diseases and in genetics. Today, we see a surge in heart and kidney ailments as well as problems related to joints. In order to overcome these, bioengineers are involved in the designing and construction of devices such as cardiac pacemakers, defibrillators, artificial kidneys, blood oxygenators, prosthetic hearts, and joints.

Salary- A Biomedical Engineer earns an average salary of Rs 303,833 per year. Experience strongly influences pay for this job. Most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 10 years' experience in this field.

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Hello Dinesh,

Biotechnology engineering is the study, research and development of bio-organism, micro-organism and cell functions in living beings. The course combinesengineering with other subjects like chemistry, genetics, bio-chemistry and microbiology..

It is used to engineer various artificial human body organeeles, research about different functions of the humabn body and apply methods used in engineering to biology as a whole!

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Hello Rajesh, 

I think you are asking about biomedical engineer fresher's salary. See Rajesh salary of a candidate depends on calibre and aibilities. Generally the average salary of a biomedical engineer fresher is around 15 thousand to 25 thousand per month. All the best

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In the first place let me clear up something. Because Biotechnology and Bio-therapeutic has "BIO" in it, it doesn't mean they are the same. They both are proficient courses which prepare you on two unique territories. 

Biomedical Engineering: BME is a course which is fundamentally Electrical and hardware building and Instrumentation designing ideas connected in medicinal field. Every one of the instruments you find in doctor's facilities are made and kept up by BME. So BME will generally be working in clinics or the instrumentation organizations in R&D or different divisions 

Biotechnology: It is an extremely wide field under life sciences which include Biochemistry, sub-atomic science, biochemical building, bioprocess designing, Genetic building, Food Processing, bioinformatics et cetera. It is fundamentally an exploration situated subject and on needs to do their PhD to have some expertise in a solitary space and get perceived. in the event that you would prefer not to complete a PhD or you don't have the assets to do it you can get a work in a biotech organization underway or lab work in some exploration lab

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Aspirants who are interested in biomedical engineering can join the same at any university that offer the program. The majority of Indian colleges and universities offer aspirants with the graduate and postgraduate level programs in biomedical engineering. Entrance examinations are carried out by these institutions for the admittance of aspirants in to the respective courses. A listing of the graduate level entrance exams in Biomedical Engineering is given below.

• All India Engineering Entrance Exams (AIEEE)
• Bharath University Engineering Entrance Exam
• Biotech Consortium India Limited (BCIL) Common Entrance Test
• Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET)
• Indian Institute of Technology – Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE)
• Jadavpur University Biomedical Engineering Entrance Examination
• Sant Langowal Institute of Engineering and Technology Entrance Test (SLIET) (B.E/B.Tech)
• VIT Engineering Entrance Examination

Exam Pattern of the Biomedical Engineering Course

This exam has two parts. Multiple choice questions shall be provided to applicants to choose from. The time allotted for all aspirants to complete answering all questions in 3 hours. Part I and Part II of this paper will contain three sections. The topics included in these sections encompass:

Chemistry

Mathematics

Physics

If students answer any of the questions wrongly, there will be negative marks during the evaluation of this paper.

Dear Renisha,

     It is not necessary for you to have Biology at 10+2 for completing bio-medical engineering. But a Physics, Chemistry and Maths  is necessary. Biology will be introduced gradually when you take admission for Biomedical Engineering.

Wishing you all the Best

Dear Renisha,

   The job prospect for a Biomedical Engineer is immense. Few of the roles that are in deand in the market includes that of 

      Manufacturing Engineer : Manufacturing engineers are responsible for developing and designing medical products. These products may include medical instruments, imaging devices, prosthetics, and more.

Quality Engineer : Quality engineers examine medical products after they’ve been manufactured to make sure that they meet certain standards and specifications. They offer suggestions for modifications when necessary and may be responsible for coming up with in-depth revisions themselves.

  Software Engineer : Software engineers in biomedical engineering focus on designing and developing computer programs that are used for various medical applications. These programs typically allow medical personnel to display and manipulate the data recorded by other medical devices.

    Researcher : Researchers spend the bulk of their time obtaining knowledge to find solutions to medical problems. In biomedical engineering, researchers primarily seek information to aid with the proper design of medical products and to ensure that they pose no threat to users. Many researchers also teach at the university level.

    There is no shortage of jobs in biomedical engineering. No matter what your particular health-related interests are, biomedical engineering can probably be applied to it in one way or another. The types of jobs in biomedical engineering are vast and varied.

Wishing you all the Best