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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates can pursue PhD in Biochemical Engineering after completing MTech in Chemical Engineering or any other related specialisation. Candidates need to clear the Research Eligibility Test as well as interview in order to secure admission to PhD course. A handful of colleges offer PhD courses in Biochemical Engineering such as:
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi,
Biochemical engineers are like "chefs" for biological processes, using microorganisms and enzymes to produce valuable products like drugs, food, and biofuels. Moreover, Biomedical engineers are like "mechanics" for the human body, designing and building technologies to diagnose, treat, and improve human health. To understand the key differentiation refer to the table given below:
Feature | Biochemical Engineering | Biomedical Engineering |
---|---|---|
Focus | Applying biological principles to chemical and industrial processes | Designing and developing medical devices and technologies |
Core disciplines | Biochemistry, Microbiology, Chemical Engineering, Thermodynamics | Biomaterials, Physiology, Anatomy, Biomechanics, Signal Processing |
Main applications | Production of drugs, food, biofuels, bioremediation | Medical devices, prosthetics, implants, diagnostics, imaging |
Work environment | Chemical plants, food processing facilities, biotechnology companies | Hospitals, research labs, medical device companies |
Job titles | Fermentation Engineer, Bioprocess Engineer, Food Product Developer | Biomaterials Engineer, Medical Device Engineer, Clinical Engineer |
Skill emphasis | Process design, mass transfer, fermentation, biocatalysis | Materials science, electronics, computer modeling, tissue engineering |
Overall approach | Optimizing industrial processes using biological systems | Applying engineering principles to solve medical problems |
Hope this helps !
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
The fee for B.Tech in Chemical Engineering is Rs. 432180 as per the data. The university is also offering scholarships for the B.Tech program.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
There isn't any minimum score required for Biochemical Engineering itself. However, it is recommeneded to score a good rank in JEE Main in order to get a specialisation of your choice.
Moreover, it also depends from university to university as the eligibility crietria vary.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Main subjects in Biochemical Engineering courses are as follows:
- Biology and Biochemistry
- Chemical engineering Principles
- Microbiology
- Bioprocess Engineering
- Maths and Statistics
- Bioinformatics
- Bioreaction Engineering
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Choice of B.Tech degree in Biochemical Engineering makes a lot of sense as being a combination of Engineering and Biotechnology it offers immense opportunities in numerous fields. Here are some exciting possibilities you can explore after graduating:
Further Education-
Master's Degree: To advance one’s career, one can consider enrolling for a Master of Science in Biochemical Engineering or Biotechnology or any related field to get a further degree and specialty.
MBA: MBA together with your degree in BTech would provide you with knowledge and skills in business management coupled with knowledge in the bio-industry that will make you
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The scope for biochemical engineering in India is quite promising, driven by several factors:
Thriving healthcare and pharmaceuticals: India is fast emerging as a hub for healthcare and pharmaceutical companies, and there is a demand for dedicated workers who can come up with drugs and vaccines, or design medical instruments. Some large products of biochemical engineering include the invention of bioreactor technology in the large scale production of these products with a positive spin on the accessibility of health facilities.
Growing food and beverage sector: The growing food industry including processed and packaged food gives biochem
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Some of the popular exams for admission to Biochemical Engineering programs in India include:
National-Level Exams- JEE Main, JEE Advanced, GATE, CUET, etc.
Sate-Level Exams- WBJEE, KEAM, Karnataka PGCET, TNEA Counselling, etc.
Some universities also admit students on the basis of Class 12 marks and take extra assessment rounds like PI or GD rounds in such cases. You should check the admission guidelines for your preferred universities on their official websites.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The major differences between Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering are given in the table below:
Criteria | Biotechnology | Biochemical Engineering |
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Focus | Developing new products and processes | Optimizing existing bioprocesses |
Career Path | Scientist, researcher, engineer | Engineer, consultant |
Educational Requirements | PCB in Class 12 | PCM or PCMB in Class 12 |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Various colleges offer MTech course in Biochemical Engineering on the basis of GATE scores. Candidates can prepare for IIT Delhi
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