M.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering Course Highlights

About M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering

M.Tech with a major in Biomedical Engineering is a postgraduate degree course which requires two years to complete. It is offered in many universities in India and can be done in regular basis or correspondence basis.

The course is designed to educate students with the medical concepts and engineering principles which are used for healthcare purposes.

What is M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering?

M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering is the study of developing engineering concepts to promote medical technologies and solve challenging problems in medicine.

It is one of the most challenging fields of engineering in which students are trained in the skills and techniques so that they can become a world-class biomedical engineer.

M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering Eligibility

• Students applying for this course must have a B.Tech degree or any equivalent in related stream from a recognized university in which they must have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate.
• SC/ ST students have 5% of relaxation in the minimum aggregate.

M.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering Course Syllabus

M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering Career Options

Students having M.Tech degree in Biomedical Engineering can seek employment in hospitals, medical institutions, government agencies, and manufacturing units. They can apply there with designation as Bio mechanics Engineer, Business Manager, Bio materials Engineer, Patent Analyst, Professor/ Teacher, Research Scientist and Clinical Engineer.

1) Private Sector Career options after M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering

• Hospitals
• Diagnostic Centres
• Research and Development Centres
• Manufacturing Companies
• Quality Control and Testing Dept.

2) Private Sector Employment areas after M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering

• Biomedical Officer
• Packaging Engineer
• Applied Mechanics Engineer

3) Public Sector Employment areas after M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering

• Engineering Technician
• Research Assistant
• Lecturer/Professor