Hello Ruchi , Biomedical engineering is a one of the good branch, but frankly speaking as compare to other branches students rarely choice this branch. But it has good enough scope in India,  absolutely it is dependent on your interest. As per your specialization you have following options for the job designations 

Physician 

Manufacturing engineer

Software engineer 

Researcher 

Salary is also good enough in this field. Average salary is up-to 3.5-4 lacks.  And it increases as per knowledge and experience.

I hope it will help. 

Thanks. 

Biotechnology Engineering is one of the branch in Engineering field.

For information about the Biotechnology Engineering you can take help from the below mentioned link :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/biotechnology-engineering-0

Good Luck

Hello Alka,

Here I am providing you the type of jobs one can do after this course.

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.

Physician

Many people with biomedical engineering backgrounds move on to medical school to become doctors. Doctors diagnose and treat illnesses.

There are many oppertunities and you can choose any of them accordingly.

Good luck.

Hi Rishita.

Biomedical Engineering degrees combine the study of physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology and medicine to discover the techniques in which engineering can be used to solve medical problems. If you’re interested in exploring the combination of engineering and medicine to design and create innovative healthcare equipment to change people’s lives, this course could suit you.

These engineering fields are combined further with life sciences and medical subjects such as molecular biology with the aim of using advanced engineering principles to create new tools and solutions for health care.  

Dear aspirant....!!

Biomedical Engineering sector in India is broadly divided into 3 groups :

1. Sales, servicing and Maintenance
2. Biomedical Engineer at hospitals
3. Research and Development at healthcare units.

The expectations from Biomedical Engineering jobs in India are very high, as students and parents compare it with highly paid streams like IT, CS, and others. But, career as a biomedical engineer in India has more to offer than just money.

India is just embracing Biomedical Engineering opportunities with its booming healthcare sector in the recent 10 years. Yet in this short span, biomedical field has seen plausible growth in India. Biomedical sector in India offers constant growth in both knowledge and money, if not immediate rise to peak like IT sector. So, students should have a steady mentality to grasp all that comes in their way and be prepared for leaps that offer more practical experience and knowledge.

Sales, Servicing and Maintenance profile deals with the sales and servicing of devices, equipments and instruments used at hospitals. This primarily includes ECG, USG, ESU, syringe and infusion pumps, ventilators, defibrillators, anaesthesia machines, x-ray units, CR-DR units, etc. Well established biomedical companies undergo sales and servicing of other important machines like CT scanners, MRI scanners, PET-CT scanners, CathLab units, etc.

Once sold, these machines obviously have to be callibrated and maintained very often to prevent unexpected breakdowns. So that extends the role as Maintenance Engineer and Field Service Engineer. This profile also extends as Application Specialist where the Biomedical Engineer gets to interact with primary healthcare professionals like doctors and nurses, to explain them and take seminars on the working of medical instruments once they are installed in the hospital.

Usually, students after their UG (B.E or B.Tech) want to work immediately at big companies like GE, Philips, etc. But that is not the case anyways. It is wise to work for a minimum of 1–2 years at smaller companies and gather all knowledge and professional contacts, then approach big companies. Similarly, these smaller companies too prefer freshers (0 year experience) UG biomedical engineers than PG engineers. This is mainly because the companies have to pay less for UG engineers than PG engineers and also due to the fact that UG engineers have an utmost need and urge to get a job(money), they tend to work more actively than others.

Biomedical Engineer at hospitals

This is the exact role for which the students have studied all their years. As a biomedical engineer at hospitals, engineers work round the clock by performing daily callibration of devices in all the departments in the hospital, attend to breakdown calls, schedule routine checks and maintenance of instruments and call the company service engineers accordingly, generate audit reports, planning of a department in the hospital, biomedical waste management, etc.

This too opens up an ocean of practical knowledge and professional contacts with doctors, healthcare providers and research scientists that help while undergoing a leap or change in career fields.

Research and Development

Biomedical engineers play a crucial role in developing technologies that help both the rich and needy. Biomedical engineers as Reaseach scientists work in close relationship with doctors and understand their need regarding a particular issue (eg. Image processing techniques to improve medical images for better diagnosis) and develop solutions for those real world problems.

Big companies like GE, Philips, etc constantly indulge themselves in Reaseach and development, especially in imagers and scanners, to improve the quality of service and ease of use to technicians.

Hope your query is solved!

All the best!

Hi Jelpha,

I hope you are doing well!

Well Jelpha as I can see you have written incomplete question. I would like to request you to kindly complete the question so that we can answer it without any delay.

Wishing you all the best in your career.

I hope that the answer to the question.

Hello Kishore,

After finishing Biomedical Engineering you can go for higher studies or you can make the career in the Biomedical Field.

You can work in these fields after completing Biomedical Engineering-

• Job profiles like-QC/QA,R&A.
• Marketing Consultant
• Management Advisor etc.

Thank You.

Hope it was Helpful.

Hello Abhish,

Chennai Mathematical Institute, CMI, has released the notification for 2019 entrance exams and it includes two B.Sc. courses Viz,

• B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics and Computer Science (3-year course).
• B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics and Physics (3-year course).

There is a Common Entrance Exam for both the B.Sc. (Hons.) Program which you need to select during the application process. 

Eligibility criteria for BSc courses

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and Computer Science: 12th standard or equivalent
• B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science: 12th standard or equivalent.

career prospects:

B.Sc. Mathematics graduates can follow teaching profession by teaching in schools or opening their own coaching classes. B.Sc maths degree holders are also required in Banking and Business services, Government Jobs, Investment and Insurance among many other employment areas. Degree holders in Mathematics are respected for their excellent quantitative and problem- solving abilities and can get hold of a wide range of rewarding positions in both public and private sectors. Successful graduates of the course are employed in banking, finance, insurance, and risk-management, besides universities and scientific institutes.

Some popular fields and jobs employing such graduates and the salary Package are given below 

• Mathematician (2-3 lakhs)
• Data analyst (5-6 lakhs)
• Numerical analyst (4-5 lakhs)
• Cryptanalyst (2-4 lakhs)

I hope this was helpful. All the best. 

no pcb student can not do any engineering course as student must have maths in the 12th board exam. but you can do bsc in biotechnology as some university make this course to biology students also. biotechnology engineering course only available for maths students only.

Hello.

Biomedical engineering is an up and coming branch of engineering whose scope and career prospects are increasing day by day. It is a discipline that is offered in almost all the IITs and also in several NITs and other GFTIs.

The career prospects centre majorly around research work,the scope is way more in foreign countries as compared to India.

B.Tech Biomedical Engineering: 

Biomedical Engineering is a highly specialized course and for this reason many students tend to pursue this field for graduate studies such as MS, MTech or PhD. An undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering and Biotechnology will give students a strong foundation for further studies in Biomedical Engineering. When compared with other engineering disciplines, very few Indian universities offer a BTech degree in Biomedical Engineering. Following is a list of top institutes that offer this course at the undergraduate level in India: 

• NIT, Raipur
• NIT, Rourkela
• TSEC, Mumbai
• DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai
• GEC, Gujarat
• SSN College of Engineering - Anna University
• BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore
• VIT, Vellore
• Manipal Institute of Technology, Bangalore
• Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune
• BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore
• MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore

List of Biomedical Engineering Research Centers in India: 

• Department of Biosciences and Bioengineering, IIT Bombay
• Centre for Biomedical Engineering, IIT Delhi
• School of Biomedical Engineering, IIT BHU
• Department of Biological Sciences and Bioengineering (BSBE), IIT Kanpur
• Department of Biomedical Engineering, IIT Hyderabad
• Department of Applied Mechanics, IIT Madras
• Department of Biomedical Engineering, IIT Ropar
• Centre for Biosciences and Biomedical Engineering (BSBE), IIT Indore
• School of Medical Science and Technology, IIT Kharagpur
• Department of Bioengineering, CMC Vellore
• Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc), Bangalore
• General Electric Global Research, Bangalore, India

Research Areas: Biomedical Engineering has many sub-disciplines and research areas which goes to prove how diverse and vast this field is. Following are a few sub disciplines within this realm. 

• Tissue Engineering and Biomaterials