No absolutely not dear, 

This is just a multidisciplinary field actually which combines biology and engineering. What is the main concept is that applying engineering principles and materials to medicine and healthcare. 

It's a very broad field with many increasingly job opportunities 

Like kidney dialysis,advanced prosthetic, surgical robots etc. 

Don't

Biotechnology  and biomedical are highly inter-disciplinary branches of study. These specializations can be twisted together, but their scope and applications differ considerably.

Though they are related with each other but the students must understand and compare them very carefully before opting for a career depending upon their areas of interest.

Hello remen Kumar Patel,

As you have secured 40980 rank in the jee main examination it is good 

As per the analysis of the data you have chances of getting seat in the mining engineering in NIT Raipur . Keep the web options wisely 

You have chances of getting mining

Hello aspirant! 

Let me to inform you that if this is your normalized marks and you belong to SC category then you may get ceg college, MIT college AC tech campus , San, gce and many more colleges. Now it depends on the branch that you want to choose you

Hello aspirant, 

Anna University is one of the most prestigious universities in India. You can chose any course in the AU and get placement and exposures in top companies . 

The placements scenario is really good and if you are interested in the course you should go for it.

The

hello!!!

at this rate your chaces seem rather slim but dont loose hope and try for management quota .Also see all possible chances you have for other colleges . 

Hello Arman,

Both are not much differen,I mean biotechnology and biomedical engineering are not entirely different.So, Biotechnology covers a broader scope in natural sciences, while the principles of biomedical engineering mainly on medicine and engineering principles. ... Both biotechnology as well as biomedical engineering overlap to some extent, but

Hello,

Biomedical engineering is a field that incorporated the basics of engineering into the field of medical career. This is an inter-disciplinary science just like biotechnology. The prospects include designing artificial organs, tissue/organ engineering, research on working principles of our body, prosthetic devices and implantation. new drug release method etc.

Hi srinivasa

B.E. Biomedical Engineering: Eligibility. Competitor more likely than not passed the 10+2 or equal assessment from a perceived state or focal board with in any event half (40% to 45% for saved classification up-and-comers) of the imprints with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology as the significant subjects.

Qualification: Minimum