Hello,

Yes you can get into B.Tech Biomedical Engineering course without biology. You can give exams like Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) main and Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced which require Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) for a candidate to give JEE exams and after qualifying JEE you can get into top colleges for Biomedical Engineering. Please click the below link to know more.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-biomedical-engineering

MES College of Engineering has Biomedical engineering Course which is for 4 years. Total no of students that get admission are 60 . The eligibility for this course is as follows:

• Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Examination from Kerala or equivalent  with 50% marks in Mathematics separately and 50% marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Bio-technology/Computer Science/Biology put together are eligible for admission.
• 3 year diploma holders in Engineering having 50% marks in the final diploma examination are also eligible for admission to first year BTech.

The campus has central library, digital library that has all reference books required for the 4 year term and WiFi system so that you may be able to explore more reference books.

You can apply from their website: https://www.mesce.ac.in/php/admission.php#how_to_apply

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I hope u must be doing well.  Let me tell u that u scored very well in your examination.. Congratulations for that..

Coming to your question, U can definetely get seat in Anna university. For CSE, u must qualify entrance with maximum percentile as CSE is most demanded branch in Btech. For biomedical, u should have bio as one of your subjects.

All the best. Do well..

Hi

The syllabus for each entrance exam is broadly same, with slight differences for different institutes

• Through GATE- Most colleges offer admission through GATE https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus-for-biomedical-engineering
• VIT offers admission both through GATE AND VITMEE. Syllabus of latter- https://www.careers360.com/exams/vitmee

Dear Divya ,

I hope you are doing well.

Undergraduate Biomedical Engineer salary will mostly decided by Which industry or companies you will work and  when you talk about salary it will mostly depends upon our experience and skills but if you wants to know about the salary in 2025 so it will definitely increase dont be panic for this corona situation we will overcome soon this crisis, if we go through current year salary it will approximate 22K -30K starting or fresher salary .

I hope it will helpful to you

Thanks

hi,

see btech courses is available on information technology, food technology, bio medical engineering, btech courses is of 4 years and mostly focused on technology and applied physics theory, from food technology area you may know about food manufacturing, process, latest technology related with, where bio medical engineering deals with software and hard ware technology related with medical diagnostic system, Information technology deals with software and web technology, computer programming.

bsc in zoology course has studies related with animals, their physical structure,  morphology, biochemistry, physiology, immunology, cell and molecular biology etc.

bsc in anesthesia and operation technology is related with medical anesthesia course, related medicine and studies of latest operation equipment,

pharma D is a 6 years course, 4 years bachelor of pharmacy and 2 years doctoral study related with specialized area, pharmacy course is related with drug, chemical reaction in human body, drugs effects in human body.

Hi aspirant

You will be lucky to score such good score in board exams as entrance exam VITEEE are cancelled this year and admission to engineering courses will be based on xii board score. This is first time that Engineering admissions are given on the basis of xii score so it's difficult to estimate that how they will consider marks whether PCM score or maths marks will be the basis of Merit. Hence can't be said whether you will get biomedical engineering .

Dear Aspirant,

The inter dependence of each is rather apparent as to understand genetics you need to understand molecular biology. At one end you have Proteins/Biochemistry and at the other end you have Genes.

If you look at the syllabus of each it would appear to us that the course in M.Sc Molecular Biology and Human Genetics will give you a deeper understanding of your interests.  We suggest you do the same and take a detailed look at the syllabus and finally make the choice as we think you need to look at it from a research point of view.

Good Luck