CSE branch has a moderately high position open doors which generally go to significant pay bundles to different branches. Be that as it may, there isn't any extent of CSE in the government area. For government area occupations, ECE ought to be liked over CSE any day. There are a ton of open positions for a biomedical designer. With ECE specialization in biomedical designing, you can land positions in both the ECE and the biomedical fields. Biomedical is a branch in designing where you manage machines connected with the human body.

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can take Biomedical Engineering in bharati vidyapeeth college of engineering, Pune, even if you have PCB as subjects in your class 12th exam.  Admissions to the BVDU Pune are offered based on the entrance exam conducted by the university. Counselling done by the university and on-the-spot admissions are part of the BVDU Pune admission process. BVDU Pune UG admissions are done through the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the university itself.

Below is the complete admission and selection steps for UG admission in BVDU, Pune :

• Candidates need to check the eligibility criteria for Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Pune admissions.

• Eligible candidates have to apply and appear for CET (AICEE for GNM).

• Candidates have to appear for the performance test (B.A Music/Dance).

• Payment of the BVDU Pune admission fee and document verification is the final step.

Further, to know more details about the admission and eligibility criteria, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/university/bharati-vidyapeeth-pune/admission

I hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

The Integrated course of Biomedical Science at sunandan divatia School of Science, Mumbai is very good course. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) Master of Science (M.Sc) in an integrated Biomedical Science program is a five-year course offered by the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.

The Eligibility criteria for this course is as follows : The Candidates with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks at Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) or equivalent examination from the Science stream with Biology as a compulsory subject.

Furthermore, the admission in this college for the course is that :

• Merit list will be based on Biology marks obtained in 10+2 or equivalent examination and additional 5 marks for those who scored 60% and above in Chemistry subject. The selection will be solely based on merit. In this regard, the decision of the NMIMS will be final and indisputable as also shall be binding on all concerned.

Further, to know more about the Sunanda Divatia School of Science college for Biomedical course follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sunandan-divatia-school-of-science-mumbai/bsc-msc-biomedical-science-integrated-course

I hope that this will help.

Hi aspirant....!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query.  You have a wide range of possibilities after completing your BIPC. You can pursue a career in biomedical engineering if you have studied biophysics and biochemistry. You can take the appropriate State entrance exam to enroll in this course. You can take the college's JEE Mains admission test and enroll in this course. Good universities for those interested in biomedical engineering includes:

• Kanpur IIT.
• Rourkela NIT.
• Karunya Institute of Science and Technology.
• College of Engineering Rajalakshmi.
• Technology Institute of Manipal.
• Technology Institute of Chennai.
• Gandhinagar's Government Engineering College.
• Hyderabad University College of Engineering.

Hope this will helps you...!

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Hello,

Yes, If you study biomedical engineering in Japan then you can also get job in India.

When it comes to employment, research, and education, BME has a strong future in developed nations . In terms of India, BME is a relatively new concept there. Since big companies like GE, Philips, Siemens Healthcare, and many others are now interested in hiring candidates with master's degrees and/or with industry experience for a reasonable pay, the recruitment of bachelor's degree holders is comparatively very low. Hospitals are now more aware of the importance of biomedical engineers. However, after working in hospitals or start-ups for a while, bachelor's candidates have many options.

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Hello!

These are some of the B.Sc Biomedical Science colleges in the cities that you have mentioned-

• Saveetha Medical College, Chennai
• The National Degree College, Jayanagar
• Nitte University Centre for Science Education and Research, Mangalore
• SIMATS, Chennai

Hope this helps!

Hello,

Opportunities for biomedical engineers are abundant both nationally and abroad. They can give advice on how to use medical equipment, the most recent updates, and whether to buy new equipment altogether or rent it in order to conduct better research in hospitals. Additionally, as needed, these engineers have the ability to produce unique devices. They might on occasion work in research institutions as professors or supervisors, depending on their level of industrial knowledge. They take the initiative to conduct in-depth evaluations of the technological and physiological elements of a particular problem. By carrying out routine functioning checks, preventative maintenance, repairs, inventory management, software development, and even networking, these engineers may also excel in product service.

Contrary to popular belief, scope is actually extremely limited. as most hospitals are run by family companies that exist simply to make money. Doctors with master's degrees in hospital administration may be compelled to work as management assistants whose sole responsibility is to collect fees from clients. MHAs may be employed by a small number of large hospitals, but they compete with MBAs in this field. Job security is another thorny issue. Instead of switching careers after receiving a medical degree, it is best to begin working in hospital management right away.

As per my view, Biomedical or Biotechnology is best.

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Hello,

Biomedical engineers have a wide range of opportunities both domestically and overseas. In hospitals, they can offer guidance on how to utilize medical equipment, the latest upgrades that are available, and whether to buy new equipment outright or rent it in order to perform better research. Additionally, these engineers are able to create special gadgets as needed. Depending on their level of industrial expertise, they may occasionally serve as professors or supervisors at research institutions. They take a proactive role in carrying out actual analyses of the physiological and technical aspects of a certain issue. These engineers may also excel in product service by performing routine functionality checks, preventative maintenance, repairs, inventory management, software development, and even networking.

Scope is actually quite constrained, contrary to popular notion. since the majority of hospitals are administered only for financial gain by family businesses. A doctor with an Master in Hospital Administration degree can be required to work as a management assistant whose only goal is to charge patients money. A small number of large hospitals may use MHAs, though they face competition from MBAs. Another ambiguous topic is job security. It is preferable to start working in hospital administration immediately away rather than transitioning after earning a medical degree.

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Dear Rohini,

Biomedical engineering is an up and coming field with many future opportunities.

You will find that some of the best institutes of biomedical engineering in India are present in the various IITs (Indian Institute of Technology) like:

-IIT Madras

- IIT Delhi

-IIT Bombay

- IIT Kharagpur

-IIT BHU etc.

Some good non-IIT institutions providing for Biomedical engineering are:

- MIT Manipal

-  VIT Vellore

- SRM Institute of Science and Technology etc.

For a detailed knowledge please follow the link that I have posted below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biomedical-engineering-colleges-in-india

I hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

Now math is not completely necessary for biomedical engineering. You can apply even if you had science in the 12th class. But many say that it is difficult to cope with. 1/4 of the course deals with problematic papers. You can just try to learn the basics of engineering math. That will be quite helpful.

Thank you