Hey M M,

Delhi University admissions are based on the merit only For Biomedical sciences the eligibility criteria are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biochemistry/ Biotechnology have a combined grade point average of less than 60%. A minimum of 50% in English is required. Applicants who score 60% or higher in mathematics will receive a 2% aggregate advantage.

For more information please refer to the site below.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-bsc-eligibility-criteria

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Hi

In order to become a biomedical scientist, you don't have to give NEET exam

You can have any degree in biology field, if you are graduated in any field in bio (biotechnology is mostly suggested), you can further continue your studies by doing PhD, perform  research and continue to work on it.

This field is vast, you will have enormous options ahead.

Best of luck

Hello,

Nitte University Centre for Science Education and Research Mangalore Fees - 256,000

Maratha Mandals Nathajirao G Halgekar Institute of Dental Sciences and Research Centre Belgaum

Sunandan Divatia School of Science Mumbai Fees - 507,500

Ashok and Rita Patel Institute of Integrated Study and Research in Biotechnology and Allied Sciences anand

You can find more information about colleges in the below given link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-biomedical-sciences-degree-colleges-in-india .

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In abroad you have a lot of scope in this field. If you can specialize in Imaging technology or the Medical robotics etc you will have plenty of scopes to work in countries like Japan, USA, Germany etc. So if you are interested then try to get the best college for your bachelors. If you want to go for Biomedical Engineering then try for IIT's or top universities in India. This will help you to build contacts with the abroad companies. Also you can get a research fellowship in abroad if you want to research in the field.

Thus, as I have mentioned you have plenty of scopes in India as well as abroad. All you have to do is to study and put your energy in the right direction.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Biomedical Science is at the core of all the medical advancements in the Medical Technology. So as we are a vastly populated country we need to have a more facilities with more advanced infrastructure in healthcare. Thus if we can build the Biomedical instruments required to boost our healthcare system then it will be cheaper for us as well as convenient for us.

So you must be very sure that there are a lot of openings in the field in India which will grow with time. You can be in R&D sectors as well as the manufacturing units. From designing to manufacturing you can be a part of the vastly growing system.

Thus, don't feel doubt! If you are interested in the subject just pursue it and success will be there undoubtedly.

To know more about the biomedical sciences you may visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/biomedical-sciences-course

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello aspirant,

Generally, I guess biomedical engineering could require higher abilities in math, physics, chemistry, and so on. Besides, biomedical engineering could be regarded as using the engineering methods to solve medical problems.

Biomedical sciences could be “traditional”. Em.. my principle investigators in the lab, who graduated from Georgia tech, always uses this word to describe other labs in our medical school… e.g. other lab may knock out genes and use confocal to capture the change of protein distribution in the cell, and to conclude the existence protein interaction from the microscopic image; but our lab with engineering background may use single molecule technique to directly study the kinetics of protein interaction, inc. the association and dissociation rate and so on.

Hope this helps you

All the best for your future