Hello,

YES, PCB students can apply for a Biomedical Engineering BE degree as well.

The following conditions apply to class 12's stream: Physics, Chemistry, and Math/Biology are required for class 12 (or the equivalent) passing for the candidate.

Mathematics is required in every course. The fundamentals you learned in class 10 will enough, and any additional topics (if any) will be presented throughout the course.

You can check the below link for more details

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/biomedical-engineering-1

Hope this helps.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Top Biomedical Engineering Colleges in Maharashtra 2022

• IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology. ...
• COEP Pune - College of Engineering. ...
• VNIT Nagpur - Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology. ...
• RCOEM Nagpur - Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management. ...
• VIT Mumbai - Vidyalankar Institute of Technology..

Hope it helps you !

Thanks

Hello,

Biomedical Engineering course are available in 3 NITs.

NIT having Biomedical Engineering are as follows :-

• NIT Raipur
• NIT Rourkela
• NIT Punjab

Thank You

Hello Aspirant

It is a special branch of engineering which utilizes concepts of biology and medicine to make healthcare more useful. If you do anything with your full effort you have a lot of scope in any field. Just try to give your best.

Best wishes to you :)

Hello Khusbu,

A candidate who is willing to apply for Biomedical Engineering can go for it if he/she has done his Class 12th or equivalent from either Physics, Chemistry and Maths (PCM) or Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) .

So, if you have successfully passed your 12th with PCB, then you can surely go for Biomedical Engineering .

You can read an article for further details here :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/biomedical-engineering-1

Hope this helps. All the Best.

Thank You.

hlwo radhika

hope you are doing well

becoming a biomedical Engineer is very tough job.

Bioengineers and biomedical engineers frequently work in research and development or in quality assurance. Bioengineers and biomedical engineers typically need a bachelor's degree in bioengineering, biomedical engineering, or a related engineering field. Some positions require a graduate degree.

It typically takes four years of education and two years of work experience to become a biomedical engineer. This usually covers the time it takes to earn a bachelor's and either gain a master's degree or work experience in the field

To become a biomedical engineer, a good degree in a relevant subject such as biomedical engineering, biomedical science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering or physics is required. Postgraduate qualifications can be beneficial (particularly for non-engineering graduates), and may be necessary for some posts

To get to be a Biomedical Engineer, one has to undergo thorough studies and rigorous training to acquire the vital skill critical in serving societal needs.

A biomedical engineering major uses science and engineering techniques to find innovative solutions to issues in medicine and biology. Students learn about ethics and how to account for economic, social, global and environmental factors in their problem-solving. it is a good carrier option.

Basic Eligibility is Minimum required marks in class 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics as compulsory subjects

hope this is helpful for you

all the very best for your upcoming future

Hi Candidiate.

Below is a table for KCET cutoffs for various institutes.

For expert guidance from Careers360 , refer here, https://www.careers360.com/btech-companion/order-summary?icn=companion_order_summary&ici=companion_btech_dashboard

• Hope this helps. Thanks .

[Note: These are predictions from previous years' data. This year's cutoffs have not been released yet.]

[Cutoffs and ranks depend on various factors like:

1. Number of Candidates.
2. Performance in exam.
3. Difficulty of exam.]

Yes, definitely! No matter what degree you have, it's unlikely. It's one of the careers with the highest oversupply since so many individuals want to work in it yet there are so few actual openings. It is referred to as the "CSI effect."

However, Biomed and Biochem would both give you a wide range of employment alternatives, especially Biochem, which is the harder and, from what I can tell, less enjoyable degree (there are no opportunities that a Biomed can acquire that a Biochem cannot, but the opposite is not true). A more focused field would be medicinal chemistry.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hello!

First of all it is confusing if you want to know about colleges in Canada or Pune. So I'm information for both the places.

These two institutions in Pune, Maharashtra provides B. Sc in Biomedical Science-

• Sunandan Divatia School of Science, Mumbai
• Savitribai Phule Pune University

Now, universities in Canada which are considered best for biomedical science are as follows-

1. Ryerson University
2. University of Ottawa
3. McMaster University
4. University of Guelph
5. York University
6. University of Waterloo
7. University of Calgary
8. Carleton University

Hope this helps!

Hi Suhas.

These are the best Biomedical colleges in Bangalore with your score and category:

• ACS College of Engineering
• Rajiv Gandhi Group of Institution

I used this KCET College predictor

https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

For expert guidance from Careers360 , refer here, https://www.careers360.com/btech-companion/order-summary?icn=companion_order_summary&ici=companion_btech_dashboard

• Hope this helps. Thanks .

[Note: These are predictions from previous years' data. This year's cutoffs have not been released yet.]

[Cutoffs and ranks depend on various factors like:

1. Number of Candidates.
2. Performance in exam.
3. Difficulty of exam.]