Bio Engineering

Nowadays BioMedical Engineering is the fastest growing career all over the world. Biomedical Engineer is responsible for developing, designing and improving medical devices. They are also responsible for the procedures for efficient diagnosis, operation and treatment of diseases and other health ailments. Biomedical Engineering innovations examples are prosthetics, artificial limbs, imaging machines and different other medical devices. Biomedical Engineer evaluates the safety, effectiveness and efficiency of biomedical equipment. For taking admission in Bio Medical Engineering, the candidate must have to clear the entrance exam like JEE Main or any other eligible entrance exam that you can apply after 12th only.

Hello Sir, nowadays BioMedical Engineering is the fastest growing career all over the world. Biomedical Engineer is responsible for developing, designing and improving medical devices. They are also responsible for the procedures for efficient diagnosis, operation and treatment of diseases and other health ailments. Biomedical Engineering innovations examples are prosthetics, artificial limbs, imaging machines and different other medical devices. Biomedical Engineer evaluates the safety, effectiveness and efficiency of biomedical equipment. For taking admission in Bio Medical Engineering, the candidate must have to clear the entrance exam. Some entrance exams in which the candidate can appear for admission in Biomedical Engineering are:
JEE Advanced 2021 (Joint Entrance Examination Advanced)
BCECE 2021 (Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination)
JCECE 2021 (Jharkhand Common Entrance Competitive Exam)
UPSEE 2021 (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination)
TS EAMCET 2021 (Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture & Medical Common Entrance Test)
Andhra Pradesh EAMCET 2021 (Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture & Medical Common Entrance Test)
The admission is usually based on the merit of the entrance exam.

I follow news and update on LPU happening. A team of LPU researchers and scientists has got their chocolate-related patent granted from the Patent Office of the Government of India. This patent is titled a novel double fermentation process for fruit flavoured chocolate with antioxidant properties. The invention relates to innovative method of processing cocoa beans using double fermentation to modify the cocoa beans flavour profile and antioxidant property. LPU scientists patented Innovative methodology is certain to enthral chocolate fans-be these children, adults or old ones. Seeking to file the patent in other countries as well, the PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) for the same has already been filed by LPU. In order to prevent artificial flavours, LPUs patented innovative method is to add natural flavours. It will be by processing cocoa beans, and by adding their own extracted original flavours in the chocolates. In addition, it helps on enhancing the antioxidant property present in the product. The antioxidants in cocoa have been linked to impressive health benefits, including less inflammation and reduced risk factors for heart disease. The new product will also have a potential to lower the risk of developing overweight and obesity. Congratulating LPU researchers to keep on imbibing positivism, creativity and energy that they are possessing even in the present hard times, LPU Chancellor Mr Ashok Mittal invoked all researchers to work on novel and socially useful scientific ideas. Mr Mittal shares: In the present time most of the services required are for new knowledge beneficial to the humanity, particularly for the good health and hygiene. Presently much researched out CORONA Vaccines are supreme example on these lines. In fact, research for the sake of research only is not a befitting solution to any existing problem.