Biomedical Engineering
Every course has good scope for the right candidate it's all depends on your interest.
If we compare the scope with the core branches like CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil and IT then it has less scope in terms of job and placements.
If you want to persue this course you
There are numerous jobs available in Biomedical Engineering in government sector.
You can appear in UPSC and SSC exam work as clinical engineer, bioinstrumentation engineer, biomaterial engineer, biomechanics engineer, systems physiology engineer, patent analyst, physician, business manager, physical therapist, research scientist, lecturer, technical writer in various government firms.There are jobs
Biomedical engineering is relatively a new branch as compared to other engineering branches.
Though scope is not limited. You can work as a biomedical engineer in the Hospitals and other primary recruiters are in the sectors of Healthcare, Pharmaceutical and Healthcare equipment manufacturers. Government agencies such as Drugs Department, State
I have come across many blogs and research,which speaks about the career enhancing in the biomedical engineers which they are pursuing in,Well the opportunity keeps knocking out isn't it?It is we who are going to choose the pathway to inculcate our decisions.I would like to share my knowledge as this
It depends on college to college. All the branches have good scope in future it's depends on your interest and passion.
If we compare the branches in terms of scope and placements you can go for CSE branch. It has highest number of placements with excellent packages.
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