While it is not easy to join college directly after B.Tech in Biomedical from an MBBS, there are a couple of courses you can opt for:

1. NEET-PG:

Eligibility: If one qualifies eligibility criteria for NEET-PG, then can try for the test.

Preparations: These include Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Forensic Medicine.

Coaching: Take admission in any coaching institute that prepares students for NEET-PG.

2. DMLT.

Eligibility: You may have to fulfill certain eligibility requirements, like a science background at 10+2 level.

Admission Procedure: Apply to colleges offering DMLT programmes

Post DMLT: After DMLT you can opt for a postgraduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology or any other allied field

3. Research:

Consider some post-graduation programme by opting for a Doctoral degree in an allied field like Bio-medical Engineering and Bioinformatics.

This could get you a research job in academic institutes or research organizations

4. Other Careers:

Explore other career opportunities in the health care sector including biomedical engineering, development of medical devices or health care IT.

These fields give you the chance to exercise your engineering skills in the health care

Change from engineering to medicine would require you a major dedication and commitment. Make sure you have sorted matters well, or taken the route that best matches with your long-term goals.

Consult with Experts: Discuss your decision-making regarding the job transition, with your medical experts, academic advisor, or career counselors.

Research: You must do ample research and understand all options and collect information about the specific needs and challenges involved in it.

Staying updated: You need to be updated with the latest regulation and admissions process.

Preparing for Competitive Exams: If you decide to do a medical degree, then you need to prepare very hard for an entrance exam like NEET-PG.

Through such careful planning and steps taken, you can also achieve your goal of doing a career in medicines.

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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  Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi folk,

Hope you are doing fine.

Choosing a carrer option to pursue in bsc after completing your class 12th in pcb is a tough choice since there are many options to pursue further.

Out of the options and the carrer choices given above you must choose the one that attracts you the most and the one in which you feel deeply interested.

See, before choosing a field of study, you must understand that what is your interest and what field do you want to pursue in the future. Also, what is the future scope of that specific field and what does the market demands in the upcoming future.

Keeping  in mind all of these factors you must choose your career options and then puruse your study as it will affect your chances in the future.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hi folk,

Hope you are doing fine.

Choosing a career option to pursue in bsc after completing your class 12th in pcb is a tough choice since there are many options to pursue further. All of the options mentioned above are good and have different career aspects in the future. It all depends on you that how do you handle the situation and study for the examination.

Out of the options and the carrer choices given above you must choose the one that attracts you the most and the one in which you feel deeply interested.

See, before choosing a field of study, you must understand that what is your interest and what field do you want to pursue in the future. Also, what is the future scope of that specific field and what does the market demands in the upcoming future.

Keeping  in mind all of these factors you must choose your career options and then puruse your study as it will affect your chances in the future.

Hope this resolves your query.

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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.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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!