hello aspirant,

give the course in orderly from ist to last as if you want to pursue mtech in biomedical engineering give it on preference number one and then rest are as follows. if you have other quiries comment the answer.

Hello Kishore,

          BanaBan Amman institute of technology offers wide variety of courses like food technology, fashion technology, agricultural engineering, textile engineering etc... Unfortunately it do not have biomedical engineering program in it. So you can try other courses.

                          Thank you

HEY DEAR, MAY I KNOW FOR WHICH CUTOFF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.

PLEASE COMMENT AS BELOW.

You have a great percentile, but the boards percentage falls below the distinction of 75%, which will be problematic, as most of the reputed architecture colleges in India consider the board percentage too. But still, you will definitely get a good collage owing to the JEE paper 2 percentile.

Sir,  your cutoff is calculated as follows:

(87/100)*50 + (95/100)*50 + (84/100)*100 = 175 cutoff out of 200.

Sorry sir, you dont have the chance for getting seat in PSG colloege.

PSG requires highest cutoff.

For more details refer

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/cut-off

No, cutoff is less.

Anna university offers biomedical engineering only in self supporting category.

Theprevious year's cutoff's are as follows

• BC - 195.75
• MBC - 194.25
• OC - 196.75
• BCM - 196
• SC - 189.75
• SCA - 187.5
• ST - 178

For more details refer

https://www.careers360.com/university/anna-university-chennai

Hello Jelpha,

Salary of a biomedical engineer depends on few factors:

• The institute from which you get your graduation complete.
• Skill and ability you have related to work in particular MNCs.

I want to clearify you that most of the fressher generally get 25k-30k per month as a package of

Biomedical Engineering, also referred to as Bioengineering, BioMed or BME, is a multidisciplinary STEM field that combines biology and engineering, applying engineering principles and materials to medicine and healthcare.

The increasing demand for Biomedical Engineers is linked to society’s general shift towards everyday utilisation of machinery and technology in all

Hey, 

The cut off marks are 165.5 for biomedical engineering in SSN College of Engineering. 

As your score is pretty low, you might not end up with the branch you desire for in any of the top colleges 

Hope this helped you 

Thank you and keep asking:)