Hi Yusra.

With a degree in microbiology/biotechnology/biomedical science, you could work in hospitals, clinical labs, public healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical companies, food and beverage industry, dairy industry, environmental science organizatiom, medical devices companies, research centres, universities, etc.

You may alternatively appear for IAS, IPS, IFS, Food Inspector exam, Patent Agent and

Hi Paruthi, it totally depends on the individual to whether to stop learning or to go further in studies. Mostly as per the current and future looks like, it is very much advisable that each and every student takes up some post graduation study which makes it not only resume

Hi

Top colleges offering Biotechnology

1. IIT, Bombay

2. VIT, Vellore

3. IIT, Kharagpur

4. All india institute of medical sciences, New delhi

5. SRM institute of science and technology, chennai

6. Birla insitute of technology and science, Pilani

7. University of Delhi, Delhi

Top Engineering colleges offering Biomedical

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Hi Saurabh

To pursue masters in biomedical engineering need to have pursued their bachelor of engineering or bachelor of technology or equivalent in Biomedical or Medical Electronics or Electrical and Electronics or Electronics and Communication or Electronics and Telecommunication or Instrumentation Engineering.

Does bio medical engineering hard??

Is it value only if we take good marks in bio medical engineering??

Hello student, Greetings from Careers360.com!

With a cut off of 160 in the higher secondary examinations,it becomes difficult to secure a seat in the Anna University,Gukndy campus for bio medical engineering. However you can apply for TNEA counselling and try for other colleges.

Hope this helped. All the best!

Hey Vedant.....

You can do a m.a course in music. the students in this course have option to choose between vocational and instrumental courses. instrumental course you have an option to choose and specialise in any one of the following instruments : sitar, sarangi, Veena , violin, sarod, dilruba, shahnai,

All the subjects that you have mentioned have two things in basic-Biology and Maths. At an bachelors level, you will be taught the same things in all the streams you mentioned with some in depth knowledge in some given sphere like in genetic engineering- nanotechnology, gene editing will be covered

Hello Anubhabh,

So as the terms suggest bioengineering is basically a broader field with various sub-disciplines whereas biomedical engineering is confined to engineering for healthcare solutions.

Of course there is certain degree of overlap but let me give you a few examples of what kind of work would come under

Hello Pratham,

Both the colleges are well reputed and have a good standard.Both the colleges have AAAA rating and they are accrediated by NAAC with A grade.In terms of fees VIT has lesser course fees when compared with SRM.When we talk about the placement scenario in both the colleges, SRM