Career

If you do MBA abroad, you will get global exposure and multicultural classroom, where you will get varied practical experiences. Whereas in India, you will find similar study method and peer. But, institutions like IIM-A in India is as good as overseas colleges. They have excellent placements. It will open opportunities for you in that country as well. Besides, that, degree might be looked up highly in India, if the institute has global popularity. So, even if you plan to do it from outside, make sure that the institute has some reputation globally about its quality education. In India you will be getting opportunities but not that good as you might get outside.

Bachelor of Science Jobs:
Jobs for students of B.Sc are just not restricted to areas of science. They can get jobs with other sectors too. With some training and expertise in a certain field, one can get work with a wide range of non-scientific arenas too. Few of the employment areas after B.Sc area:
These are the few areas where students of B.Sc can get good jobs. Agriculture Industry, Aquariums, Biotechnology Firms, Chemical Industry, Educational Institutes, Environmental Management and Conservation, Forensic Crime Research, Food Institutes, Forest Services, Geological Survey Departments, Health Care Providers, Hospitals, Industrial Laboratories, Oil Industry, Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Industry,
Research Firms,
Seed and Nursery Companies,
Space Research Institutes,
Testing Laboratories, Wildlife and Fishery Departments, Waste-water Plants.
Besides research as well as government jobs, graduates of science can get jobs with business firms in the marketing sector and technical writing. B.Sc graduates also have the opportunity to get jobs with banks, but they will need to appear for the entrance test that is carried out by each of the individual banks as to get recruited into the post they wish to enter.
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Role of Biomedical Engineer In a Hospital:
Purchase of equipments (which includes inviting quotations/tenders for purchasing new equipments/machines & preparing comparison chart for the same). Writing specifications for all the new equipments & machinery. Evaluating the equipment &machinery on the basis of its initial cost as well as its operating cost: since many times, the high maintenance & operating cost of the equipment turns out to be much higher than the initial cost. Inspection of incoming equipment & machinery and doing pre-acceptance checks before official acceptance & payment. Maintaining records; for e. g. equipment history. Setting standards & ensuring their compliance. Maintaining the equipment to the best of its performance by organizing a planned maintenance programme for all equipments and attending to emergency breakdowns and repairs. Arranging for training programs for personnel in clinical engineering department as well as the end users. Advising & providing expertise to the medical staff & administration. Maintaining equipment inventory for all existing & incoming equipments. Active involvement in the activities of the hospitals safety committee & checking safety hazards. Monitoring contract services viz. A. M. C. and C. M. C. Keeping record of the Spares/consumable items.