Bio Engineering

Biomedical Engineering in India has got varied scopes if you are comparing it with Mechanical Engineering in terms of job opportunities in India then, I would call it as an unfair comparison and advise you to join Mechanical Engineering in Nirma University.
The scope of biomedical engineering in India:
*After doing biomedical engineering, you can be employed in some MNC's as sales, service and application specialists.
*You can work as a research engineer as well in some OEM manufacturing companies. You can work as a biomedical engineer in the hospitals.
*You can pursue masters from any of the IIT's, IIT Bombay, Madras, Hyderabad and Kharagpur. Thus, escalate your salary figures.
*You can be a biomedical entrepreneur, biomedical engineering offers the best scope for the same among any other branch of engineering.
*You can pursue MBA in hospital management or hospital administration and become a hospital manager in which you control all the aspects of hospitals
A Biomedical engineer earns an average salary of Rs. 2,44,322 per annum. Experience strongly influences pay in this field. Most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 10 years of experience in this field

Hello ,Placement of any department depends upon the college. If you are studying in a branded college like IIT, NIT, BITS Pilani, Jadavpur university then department turns out to be crucial regarding packages offered. Except CSE and IT no department has done wonders on placement considering the whole batch. Placement solely depends upon a candidate and placement options are available in good colleges only. Regarding food tech & BIOCHEMICAL engineering at jadavpur university placement in core companies like ITC, Carlsberg has seen a decline in past few years and highest package offered was 6 LACS p.a. in core. But batch strength is also small so highest package is not a factor. This year 2 guys have been placed in Deloitte, Mu-sigma and most of the rest in Accenture and infosys. However again I would say batch strength was 19 only, so you can't expect too much diversity.