As per the information available online, I would arrange them in the following order(here the course structure and the greater possibility of getting a job is considered):

1. Btech Biotechnology in srm University
2. bsc+MSc biotechnology in VIT
3. btech biotechnology in sathyabma University
4. BSc Biotechnology in Amrita University
5. bsc biotechnology in manipal

Dear Aspirant,

Both Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and Sri Ramachandra Institute for Higher Education and Research are decent Institutions.

Your choice between these two should be driven primarily by the course that you are more interested in pursuing (B. Sc Biomedical Science or B. Sc Biotechnology). In terms of Institution, if

Dear Student,

Biomedical Engineers can see employment growth because of increasing possibilities brought by new technologies and increasing possibilities brought by new technologies and increasing applications to medical equipment and devices.

The jobs a Biomedical Engineer can get are:

• Software and Hardware engineering.
• Medical Device Industry.
• Innovative Design and Development.

Hi Sindhiya Ravi,

You have low possible to get good college with this cutoff. Cut off normally goes beyond 90. Colleges like PSG College of Technology and SSN college of Engineering have a cut off of 195 and above.

You can try in BMS College of Engineering, JJ College of

Hello aspirant,

While professionals in both these fields need medical knowledge, they use it differently and require different skills in order to be effective. Biomedical science majors are hands-on with patients or research projects, while biomedical engineers are hands-on in creating new technologies that have medical applications.

Biomedical engineers likely

Hello aspirant,

Generally, I guess biomedical engineering could require higher abilities in math, physics, chemistry, and so on. Besides, biomedical engineering could be regarded as using the engineering methods to solve medical problems.

Biomedical sciences could be “traditional”. Em.. my principle investigators in the lab, who graduated from Georgia tech,

Hello,

Biomedical engineers are professionals who are responsible to develop medical tools and equipment that can be used by healthcare professionals and doctors. They also find solutions to resolve health-related problems using the technologies. Their skill involved the skills of biology, engineering, chemistry and medicine to design and develop biomedical

Hello Dear,

There is very good scope of Biomedical Engineer in abroad. As there is NO scope of BioMedical Engineering in India. Such research based engineering branches should not be taught in India. There are NO BioMedical Engineering companies in India because NO Indian engineering college produces any skilled-employable BioMedical