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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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Salary wise, they are about even. However there is going to be a MUCH greater demand for biomedical engineers and it would be quite easy to form a startup company in that field. Also with greater demand for biomedical engineers, there salary is bound to go up. Just make sure as biomedical engineer you don't get stuck in a research position unless you really like it because their job is very laborious and underpaid. If your passion for both is equal then go with biomedical engineering. If your passion for one is greater then choose that one.
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Surbhi Deshmukh
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Bio-Technology covers a broader scope in natural sciences, while the principles of biomedical engineering mainly on medicine and engineering principles. Both are upcoming and promising fields that has significantly contributed and helped in improving the quality of life. Biomedical field is related to vaccines, agriculture, cloning, bio-fuels, industrial enzymes, and drugs. The areas of study covers the subjects like of genetics, microbiology, molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, etc. Bio-Technology has broad areas of application in the filed like health care, agriculture, environment, pollution control, waste management, mining,
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Varun Mehta
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Hello Surya,
Dr. B R Ambedkar Biomedical Research Center is one of the elite CFTIs in India. Getting admission in this institute will surely open the door to your career growth. The opportunities will be immense and the environment is positive for your studies. The selection in the M.Sc and Ph.D courses is decided on the basis of the performance of the candidate in the common admission test. This common admission test is conducted by the college itself. For more information, you can visit the official website at: http://acbrdu.edu/Degree.html.
Dr. B R Ambedkar Biomedical Research Center is one of the elite CFTIs in India. Getting admission in this institute will surely open the door to your career growth. The opportunities will be immense and the environment is positive for your studies. The selection in the M.Sc and Ph.D courses is decided on the basis of the performance of the candidate in the common admission test. This common admission test is conducted by the college itself. For more information, you can visit the official website at: http://acbrdu.edu/Degree.html.
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Parakh Mishra
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Yes, there are a lot of options in Bio-medical engineering, best is that you can go research work.
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
Guide-Level 13
It is possible. Just choose GATE for biomedical stream, but for this you have study a lot since the exam will be based on the syllabus of bio medical stream only. And, you did your under graduation from electronic only. I suggest you to go for that stream, which will relate to your B.Tech branch. Otherwise, you may face some problems. Just stay in your branch and get specialization and knowledge by doing the Masters from electronic only.
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Parth Shah
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It actually varies from state to state and university to university. Some universities have separate entrance exams whose scores are counted for the admission. Some prefer Physics, Chemistry and Biology marks. It also depends on what course you are looking for, B.Sc or BE/B.Tech. If you can be specific with what course you want to apply for and also in which location, I can guide you better.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
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Parth Shah
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It is a good faculty. I did my M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering from there. The course is very well designed. And the best part is, it has a lot of Project based learning courses which actually gives you an experience to work on real world problems. The faculty members are very experienced and helpful. Also the course gives you ample opportunity to learn a lot of things by your way (research as well as practical knowledge). Let me know if you have any further queries or question. I would be happy to help. Best regards.
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