Biomedical Engineering

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Hello Karthik,
There is no clear information about when was Biomedical engineering started at the park college of engineering and technology. For the course details, you can refer:
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No, why would you choose Biomedical in PG, you can go with VLSI or some other things related to ECE which makes you get placed in good companies. And even biomedical Engineering doesn't have much scope in India.

Based on your rank you can try for these colleges -
KSGBS's Bharat- Ratna Indira Gandhi College of Engineering, Kegaon, Solapur
Samrat Ashok Technological Institute, Vidisha
JIS College Of Engineering
Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and technology, murthal district sonepat
Mahavir Institute Of Engineering & Technology, Bhubaneswar
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There are equal opportunities for a biomedical engineer in public sector as well as private sectors. Many private firms that manufacture medical equipments also recruit biomedical engineers. Many Government hospitals also recruit biomedical engineers for the purpose of selecting, handling as well as maintaining complex medical devices. There are various job opportunities available for them abroad also. Hospitals abroad usually recruit them as clinical engineers. There are various job opportunities available for them in the teaching field also.

It really depends on your long-term goals. If it's 'just' for money, then, no. If it has to know about medical technologies and research in depth, enough to be able to contribute confidently in a meaningful way, then yes. Especially if you want to get an insight into how these medical devices are made and the thought processes. You can do this with a BS, but with a Ph.D. you can catch on quickly, and you also learn the history behind some of the design decisions and parameters, as well as learn in depth where to get materials or even how to make them yourself.

Hello Archana, It's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering in biotechnology or biomedical branch. For all types of branches of engineering, government of Maharashtra conducts a single test called MHT CET. Admissions are based on the ranking obtained in this examination. Best wishes to you.

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