Medical Electronics

It depends on the students interest. As medical electronics has around 60 to 65% of electronics it will not be difficult if u r from the electronics field. Anyways all the best for whatever u will do. :). .

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 Candidates holding Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Technology degree from reputed institutes are eligible for this course. The minimum qualifying marks should be 55% or higher and the age criteria vary from one institute to another. * Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-electronics-communication-engineering-colleges-Bihar. Thank you.

Hello,
Even they sound close enough, contents of these two courses are quite different. Medical electronics deals with development of instruments used in medical fields while biomedical can be termed as development of prosthetics etc. Of course this is in most elementary form. For details on these a student can refer Google or Wikipedia. Best wishes to you.

Among the two, in my view Computer Science still have more scope. Most of technologies still need good developers as they are based on Java, PYTHON, R, PL/SQL/ Oracle which needs expertise in the field of computers. Electronics is no doubt has been advancing but computers is more generic discipline.

Nothing will be tough, if you have a good will, everything comes in your way.