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Addula Yaswanth
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You can get admission to a Medical Electronics course at Polytechnic College after the completion of your 12th grade by considering several institutes that offer a Diploma in Medical Electronics Engineering. Some such notable options include Government Polytechnic College, Hisar. It offers a very holistic three-year Diploma programme with an emphasis on operation and maintenance of medical equipment. Other institutes include Agnel Polytechnic, Goa, and Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Delhi. Admission is normally done on a minimum percentage in Class 12 and entrance exams or a merit-based selection process at some colleges. So, see
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BABLU PRASAD
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USA, Germany, and Canada from my perspective. There seem to be a lot of BME companies there and they also do cutting edge research in subject areas related to BME.
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Sunil Kumar
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According to last Year of data of Haryana State Technical Education Society
In Medical Electronics.
For AIC Minimum Rank is 570.
For HOGC Minimum Rank is 1596.
For BCA Minimum Rank is 4090.
These Data is taken from the official website of Haryana State Technical Society previous year cutoff.
so you can also visit the official website
Eligibility: 35% in 12th (PCM compulsory)/ Passed ITI
In Medical Electronics.
For AIC Minimum Rank is 570.
For HOGC Minimum Rank is 1596.
For BCA Minimum Rank is 4090.
These Data is taken from the official website of Haryana State Technical Society previous year cutoff.
so you can also visit the official website
Eligibility: 35% in 12th (PCM compulsory)/ Passed ITI
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Sajal Jain
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Hi, as per UGC New Norms, you are entitled to do a dual degree at the same time. So, please do whatever course you want.
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Veena M
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#Medical Electronics is a postgraduate level of study whereas aspirants can pursue Bio medical engineering courses from graduation level. Medical Electronics Engineers are concerned with developing instruments, which can be used in medical treatment processes. #Whereas Bio medical Engineers concentrate in developing devices like as prosthetic limbs, artificial organs or organ enhancers such as pacemakers.
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