Hello Vignesh

You can appear for this exam once you’re done with MBBS. On clearing it, you can expect to live a comfortable and contented life and possibly even a lucrative career later on, with a lot of perks. You will be posted to any branch of Indian Govt. like the Railways , or as General Duty Doctors and at many other posts.

Now, the catch. You might find it very difficult to study further while working, as you may not have the luxury of time to prepare for a PG course and work simultaneously ( although a three government service makes you eligible for a post grad seat through the In-service quota).

The pay varies from post to post; A post higher up would fetch you more than Rs. 80,000 ,whereas a medical officer may only earn around Rs 45,000.

"Now there is a feasibility where in Candidates, join  the service and then take leave to pursue higher studies. They can come back and join the position once they complete the course."

Can anybody enlighten with document/document how it is feasible,  please help.

Hello thanks for your query

This is moreover a personal query so you have to tell your parents whats your passion is and try to convince them or who knows they might ask you to do what your interested tell the advantages of clat to your parents.

thank you

hii 

PSG college of technology is completely on merit based admission while you must have good score with 12th as well like in general 85% plus while JEE score should be 150 plus

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Respected Sir,

PLacement is quite good at Medicaps University INdore. The average package last year was about 3 lakhs and the highest went upto nine lakhs. There is about 70% placement record. Howver, it should be noted that its your dedication towards studies and marks that would steer your chances to get in campus placement. You need to work hard all four years so that you get placed. 

All the best 

Dear Renisha,

   The job prospect for a Biomedical Engineer is immense. Few of the roles that are in deand in the market includes that of 

      Manufacturing Engineer : Manufacturing engineers are responsible for developing and designing medical products. These products may include medical instruments, imaging devices, prosthetics, and more.

Quality Engineer : Quality engineers examine medical products after they’ve been manufactured to make sure that they meet certain standards and specifications. They offer suggestions for modifications when necessary and may be responsible for coming up with in-depth revisions themselves.

  Software Engineer : Software engineers in biomedical engineering focus on designing and developing computer programs that are used for various medical applications. These programs typically allow medical personnel to display and manipulate the data recorded by other medical devices.

    Researcher : Researchers spend the bulk of their time obtaining knowledge to find solutions to medical problems. In biomedical engineering, researchers primarily seek information to aid with the proper design of medical products and to ensure that they pose no threat to users. Many researchers also teach at the university level.

    There is no shortage of jobs in biomedical engineering. No matter what your particular health-related interests are, biomedical engineering can probably be applied to it in one way or another. The types of jobs in biomedical engineering are vast and varied.

Wishing you all the Best