Dear  Raghav, 

You have very high chances to get B. Tech in Biomedical Engineering as well as  B. Tech in Bioinformatics in SRM University, Delhi NCR Sonepat Campus. 

The closing rank as per trends 

B.Tech Biomedical Engineering

Also Known As: Biomedical Engineering

2016 70000 Max. Closing rank

B.Tech Bioinformatics

Also

hello dharitri pradhan,

i must suggest you to go for careers 360 college predictor tool so taht it may help you to know which college you will get, i hope this helps you out. so all the very best have a great future ahead.

Hi, sanjay

from previous years data

for vit vellore cse cut off in around 15k(closing rank)

for vit chennai cse cut off is around 33k (closing rank)

hope it helps

thank you

Hi Anubhab,
3926 is an amazing rank in SRMJEE and with such a good rank you can pursue any of the branches in any of the campuses( including CSE, IT)
but as per your convenience, the main options that are available to you are:-
1) Biomedical engineering at Chennai campus

Hello riya, sorry to say but i am little confused what are you asking. Here i am providing you the best information i can.

The Biomedical Engineering course include the study of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences, Biotech, Calculus, Materials Science, Principles of Design

Hello paruthi raj  ,

Lets first get into the detail of the above courses.

B.Tech in Biotechnology

An Engineering program which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects pertaining to biotechnology for building the problem solving skills, keeping industry requirements in

Hello Aspirant

Biomedical engineering is actually a branch of engineering focusing on medical science. It is designed for students who want to work as engineers in the healthcare sector. Biomedical engineers combine engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to design and create equipment, devices, computer systems, and software used

Hello Sanjairagul,

Biomedical engineering is the application of the principles and problem-solving techniques of engineering to biology and medicine. This is evident throughout healthcare, from diagnosis and analysis to treatment and recovery, and has entered the public conscience though the proliferation of implantable medical devices, such as pacemakers and artificial