Dear aspirant, as per the future scope of this branch of engineering, the health care industry has been emerging on a very fast pace as well as scale.with the annual growth rate of 30% in India.Thus with the rapid pace of the growth comes the ever increasing demand for highly skilled and well trained medical engineers.

hope you get it.

for further queries,let us know in the comment section below.

Hello Akash, 

Based on current trends, as a fresher out of the Medical Electronics course, you will earn around INR 2.5 to 3 lacs annually. Later on, as you gain more and more experience, your salary will fall under the INR 5 to 7 lacs range. if you decide to study a masters course in the same you can expect your salary to reach INR 12 lacs and above, depending on your course of specialization and how good you are at the job.

HELLO AKASH,

Healthcare and Pharma are set to grow in the coming years with latest advancements in the technologies being rapidly adapted into them. For example, FitBit is a wearable device concept that marries IOT + Healthcare, and is now a Billion Dollar company. Similarly Tele-medicine, AR are going to play major role in revamping the Healthcare Sector. Drug administration, clinical trails are about to see paradigm shift.

You can focus on those areas to improve your skill set, especially in chip-design and embedded device programming. You can review some of the Healthcare Solution case-studies [1] to get more detailed view on what is happening in the industry.

The Health Care industry has been growing at a rapid pace in the past few years. With an annual growth rate of 30%.The Indian Healthcare Industry is estimated at US$22 billion and the Medical device market is estimated at US $ 1.85 billion and growing at 15% per annum. Thus with the rapid pace of growth comes the ever increasing demand for highly skilled and well trained Medical Electronics Engineering work force

Biomedical engineering is one of the recognized professional career options made by students in India. Biomedical engineers and technologists can seek employment in various industries such as hospitals, medical institutions, manufacturing units, medical equipment, government agencies and pharmaceuticals. Biomedical engineers develop modified devices and provide advice for handling and maintaining medical equipments. Individuals also can seek employment in medical equipment companies as technical advisers.


There are ample opportunities for biomedical engineers in the field of research and development at research institutes, government agencies in India, universities and other abroad countries. Biomedical engineers are employed in various companies such as Larsen & Toubro, BPL, Wipro Medical and Siemens into their R&D section or into sales and marketing, depending on their skills and preferences. Professionals in this career can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges. There are lots of job opportunities available in India as well as in foreign countries.

Thanks

It solely depends upon your interest, Kiran. In MBA, you will learn about how to manage corporations and how financing is done in MnCs. If you have completed your BE in Medical Electronics, you can also go for Masters in the same course. But, if you feel like, this field does not interest you at aal, then maybe changing your stream is a good option. So, find out what stream suits you and consider your own interests before deciding.

Hey Aspirant, 

Although the branch of medical electronics is having a promising future, there are quite fewer opportunities for placements here. There are more opportunities for students of this branch if they complete their master's degree in the same field, and students can even work abroad. Since the decline in the number of recruiters in the recent past, the placements have decreased slightly so that more students are interested in pursuing a masters degree.

Hello Akash, 

Dr Ambedkar Institute of Technology Bangalore is an autonomous self aided University affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University and AICTE and was established in 1979. The institute is one among 14 colleges selected for receiving the World Bank assistance under Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme(TEQIP) through government of India. Also Medical Electronics is really a good branch to study here as it is prestigious and also was established in 1999. The scope is also good and maintained it's ranking overall.

Hope it helped you. :)