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The eligibility requirements are similar to any other engineering branch. You have to complete Secondary or Class 12 schooling with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with optional subjects like Chemistry, Biotechnology or Biology with an aggregate minimum of 50% marks.
Pursuing a biomedical engineering course
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
After doing Biomedical Engineering, you can be employed in some MNC's as Sales, Service and Application Specialists.
If you have interest in this field you shoul opt for it.
Biomedical Engineering is still in the development stage in India and, therefore, scope is very limited for this field. One of the main reasons why progress is slow is due to the lack of integration between research institutions,
Biotechnology at MNNIT is really good in comparison of any other NITs .You can get placed here too if you have potential .Now in some years core-companies also started come for campus placement .However I suggest you choose Biotech only if you have interest for research in future as it
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