Hello,

Here is a list of top 10 colleges in India offering excellent education opportunity in the field of Biomedical Engineering.

10. The Central University of Karnataka (CUK), Gulbarga:

9. IT-BHU.

8. VIT University

7. SRM University

6. IIT Roorkee

5. Netaji Subhash Engineering College (NSEC), Kolkata.

4. MIT, Manipal:

Hello,

You can apply for GATE in your final year of Biomedical Engineering or after you have completed it. 

Recently ee paper is also eligible for bio medical specialisation and competition is less in 2020 pgecet phase 1

To get direct admission in Bharti Vidyapeeth (Law/Engineering/medical) call/whatsapp on 9921622156.

hello krishnendu,

no, you can't take admissions in ME course.since you did b.sc chemistry ,you're not eligible for doing masters in engineering.for that, you should have completed B.E/B.Tech courses in engineering.

if you're interested in biomedical engineering,then do b.e first then only you can apply for m.e courses.

I Hope

Hi

Yes definitely

Students must have passed BE/ Btech degree or equivalent are eligible to apply. 

Students will be selected on the basis of GATE score. 

The admissions in Osmania University is same as in any other university. All you have to do is go through the official website OUCET and fill up the admission form which will be available in April for any course. Ug, pg and research. One thing to note is that you

For Btech course PCM is only required. Biology is required only for the medicine course. So you can do any BTech course with PCM.

Hope this helps.

Hii Mahathi Talluru..

Yes you can apply.

Eligibility criteria is that candidate must have completed btech in engineering/technology or msc in any relevant science subject or must be in final year of the program.

and there is no no minimum percentage qualifying required.

For more details on Gate visit here-

Hey Alphin Sojy,

Biomedical Engineering is still in the development stage in India and,  scope is very limited for this field. the main reasons why progress is slow is due to the lack of integration between research institutions, hospitals and universities in India. In developed countries such as USA, UK