Hello there,

Several colleges in India offer B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering for PCB students (without Mathematics). Here are some options:

Colleges Accepting PCB Students for B.Tech Biomedical Engineering

1. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore – Accepts PCB students through VITEEE.
   
   
2. SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai – Offers B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering; PCB students are eligible.
   
   
3. Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipal – Offers Biomedical Engineering, but eligibility may vary.
   
   
4. Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Bhubaneswar – Accepts PCB students for B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering.
   
   
5. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune – Allows PCB students for Biomedical Engineering.
   
   
6. Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai – Accepts PCB students.
   
   
7. Sharda University, Greater Noida – Offers B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering for PCB students.

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Hello Sana,

Re-entering the biomedical engineering field after a 10-year hiatus is certainly achievable, especially with the right strategies and resources. Here are some steps to consider:

1. Update Your Knowledge and Skills : Biomedical engineering has seen significant advancements over the past decade. Enrolling in refresher courses or advanced programs can help bridge any knowledge gaps. In Abu Dhabi, institutions like Khalifa University offer a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering , which delves into contemporary topics and research areas.

   
   

2. Engage with Professional Communities : Joining professional organizations can provide networking opportunities, access to the latest industry developments, and potential job leads. The Society of Engineers – UAE has a Biomedical Engineering Committee that offers training courses and seminars to enhance professional expertise.

   
   

3. Consider Certification : Obtaining relevant certifications can bolster your credentials. For instance, certifications like the Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET) can demonstrate your commitment to the field and proficiency with current technologies.
   
   

4. Network Actively : Attend industry conferences, workshops, and seminars in the UAE to connect with professionals and stay updated on the latest trends. Building relationships can lead to potential job opportunities and collaborations.
   
   

5. Explore Online Learning : If attending in-person courses is challenging, numerous online platforms offer courses in biomedical engineering topics, allowing you to learn at your own pace and stay abreast of current advancements.
   
   

6. Seek Mentorship : Connecting with a mentor in the biomedical engineering field can provide guidance, support, and insights as you navigate your return to the profession.

By proactively updating your skills, engaging with professional communities, and leveraging available resources, you can successfully reintegrate into the biomedical engineering field in Abu Dhabi.

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As you have mentioned that you have done Biomedical Engineering & now you would like to know about options open with this field. I am listing down a few options that you can consider.

You can work with Research department or Institutions to develop new medical devices or develop new technology to upgrade or update the exciting devices.

You can design new devices and equipments or validate and audit the devices that are already in use.

You can get into working as a Regulatory Specialist wherein you can ensure if all the necessary compliance are taken into account before the medical equipments are purchased and brought into use in the various Institutions & departments.

You can also work in hospitals to manage the medical equipments by training the staff on how to use it and also with proper safety measures.

You can be a Technician who can specialize in installing the equipments and then sign AMC with hospitals & clinics.

You can also open a Laboratory or work for a lab where MRI, CT Scans, X rays, ECG, EEG and Ultrasounds are done.

You can get into teaching by becoming a lecturer or teacher in Colleges and Universities.

You can also get into consultancy where in you can provide consultation services to industries, hospitals and research institutions about the medical devices and equipments available.

In short, companies that manufacture biomedical devices and equipments have various openings such as Research Development, Testing & Validation, Manufacture & Design, Sales & Marketing, Compliance & Regulatory affairs. Biomedical Engineers can opt for any of the above mentioned options depending on their skills and interests.

All the best

Dr{HC} Sonia Achantani

Hi Sriharsha,

You can learn and do well in a variety of interdisciplinary courses as a student of biomedical engineering. The integration of biological and medical sciences with engineering concepts in biomedical engineering provides a strong basis for exploring a wide range of topics. You can enrol in classes linked to the following, based on your interests:

Increasing your understanding of the technology underlying medical equipment and diagnostic instruments through Medical Imaging & Instrumentation.

Biotechnology is the application of engineering and biology, particularly in tissue engineering and bioinformatics.

Healthcare applications of artificial intelligence: Using AI and machine learning to improve medical diagnosis or create novel treatment approaches.

Data science and bioinformatics: vital to personalised treatment and research, large-scale biological data analysis.

Rehabilitation engineering is the design of technology and assistive equipment to enhance patient care and recuper ation.

Hello aspirant,

Biomedical engineers can work directly in a hospital, management firm, laboratory, or consulting firm in the medical field. They are able to obtain positions as physicians, quality engineers, biomedical engineers, instrument engineers, installation engineers, maintenance engineers, manufacturing engineers, and software engineers, among others. In short it is a very good course having a great scope.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello there,

Yes, you can pursue a PhD in Genetic Biotechnology after an M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering. Here's a quick guide:

Steps:

1) Identify Interests:

• Focus on genetic engineering, genomics, etc.

2) Research Universities:

• Look for IISc, IITs, JNU, AIIMS, University of Hyderabad.

3) Check Eligibility:

• Relevant Master's degree and good academic record.

4) Prepare for Exams:

• Take GATE (Life Sciences/Biotechnology) or CSIR-UGC NET.

5) Contact Supervisors:

• Discuss research interests with potential supervisors.

6) Apply:

• Submit application with transcripts, exam scores, research proposal, recommendations.
  
  
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Hello,

With a rank of 30,304 in the AP BIPC EAPCET 2024, securing a seat in Biomedical Engineering may be challenging, as this branch is often competitive.

I would suggest you to use the college predictor tool to predict which college you can get based on your score/rank :-

Hey there,

For an Indian student seeking Biomedical Engineering jobs in UAE hospitals, here's what you need to know and do:

Exams and Certifications:

Health Authority Exams:

• Dubai Health Authority (DHA) Exam: Required to work in Dubai hospitals.
• Health Authority - Abu Dhabi (HAAD) Exam: Required to work in Abu Dhabi hospitals.
• Ministry of Health (MOH) Exam: Required to work in hospitals in other emirates.

Steps to Prepare:

1) Eligibility:

• Hold a relevant degree in Biomedical Engineering.
• Gain some work experience if possible, as this is often preferred.

2) Documentation:

• Academic certificates.
• Work experience letters.
• Passport and other identification documents.

3) Study and Register:

• Study for the DHA, HAAD, or MOH exams using recommended study guides and online resources.
• Register for the exams through the official websites of DHA, HAAD, or MOH.

4) Apply for Jobs:

• Once you pass the relevant exams, you can apply for jobs in hospitals across the UAE.

Useful Resources:

• DHA Website: dha.gov.ae (https://www.dha.gov.ae)
• HAAD Website: doh.gov.ae (https://www.doh.gov.ae)
• MOH Website: mohap.gov.ae (https://www.mohap.gov.ae)

Passing these exams will significantly enhance your chances of securing a biomedical engineering job in UAE hospitals.

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No, you don't need to solve the Biology or Maths section specifically if you are applying for Biomedical Engineering at SRM  when taking the SRMJEEE exam.

The SRMJEEE (SRM Institute of Science and Technology Joint Entrance Examination) is a common entrance exam for admission to all B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) programs offered by SRM University, including Biomedical Engineering.The SRMJEEE exam focuses on these four sections: Physics, Chemistry, English, and Aptitude. These sections assess your foundational knowledge in science and language, along with your problem-solving and analytical abilities, which are crucial for engineering studies.

A basic understanding of Biology can be beneficial for Biomedical Engineering as it deals with the application of engineering principles to biological systems and medicine. Similarly, Maths skills are important for various engineering calculations.

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/srmjeee

I hope it helps!