MEDICAL / NON- MEDICAL

 

To take up the career  in Medical Science ,The students have to take Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their main subjects and those  who have keen  interest in Biology can make a Career in Medical Field and for that, they can opt for courses like:

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
• BDS (Bachelor of Dental surgery)
• BAMS or Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery
• Physician
• Optometrists
• Dental Surgeon
• Pharmacists
• Nursing

 

For Career in Engineering domain, students have to take Maths, Physics and Chemistry as their main subjects in class XII.  In engineering, there are various choices for further specialization. The common specializations for a career in Engineering are:

Mechanical Engineering

Courses for Mechanical Engineering:

• Diploma Course   Eligibility Criteria: Class 10  Duration: 3 years
• BTech/BE Course Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)  Duration: 4 years
• ME/MTech Course  Eligibility Criteria: BTech/BE Course  Duration: 2 years

CIVIL ENGINEERING
courses for Civil Engineering:

• Diploma Course Eligibility Criteria: Class 10  Duration: 3 years

• BTech/BE Course Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)  Duration: 4 years

• ME/MTech Course  Eligibility Criteria: BTech/BE Course Duration: 2 years

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
Eligibility
There are a  different ways through which students can choose to become a Biomedical engineer; some of the common ones are listed below:

• Candidates aspiring to become Biomedical Engineers can join a 4-year Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering (B.E./ B.Tech in BME) after completing high school.
• Some institutes conduct entrance exam to grant admission to B.Tech BME programes.
• B.Tech in any of the traditional engineering fields like Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering or Chemical Engineering can also be done .
• After completing  B.Tech, one can pursue postgraduate academic programme in biomedical engineering and become a biomedical engineer
• Other  way of becoming a biomedical engineer is completing the B.Tech in any of the traditional engineering domains and then completing a postgraduate degree in Medical Technology.
• Candidates from the medical background, who have completed their MBBS degree can also opt to become biomedical engineers by joining a postgraduate programme in Biomedical Engineering/ Medical Engineering/ Medical Technology.

Biomedical Engineers are Hired by as

• Hospitals, clinics and healthcare centre for installation and upkeep of medical technology and equipment
• As research and development field by pharmaceutical companies, medical research centres
• Government regulatory agencies to monitor and implement modern technology in healthcare sector
• Educational institutes as teachers/professors to teach the subject
•  Design professionals, who can develop biomechanical components
•  Supervisor and technology expert in healthcare centres and research laboratories advising on incorporation of new technology
•  Marketing advisors and technical assistants in pharmaceutical companies

Bio-Medical Engineering
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2 Marine Engineering
Eligibility
There are a few different ways through which students can choose to become a biomedical engineer; some of the common ones are listed below:

• Candidates aspiring to become biomedical engineers can join a 4-year Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering (B.E./ B.Tech in BME) after completing their Class 12/10+2 examination. Some institutes also have an entrance exam to grant admission to B.Tech BME programmes. This is the most commonly adopted approach.

• In case you are not sure about choosing Biomedical Engineering as your core domain after Class 12, you can do B.Tech in any of the traditional engineering fields like Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering or Chemical Engineering. After completing your B.Tech, you can pursue postgraduate academic programme in biomedical engineering and become a biomedical engineer
• Another popular way of becoming a biomedical engineer involves completing your B.Tech in any of the traditional engineering domains and then complete a postgraduate degree in medical technology.
• Candidates from the medical background, who have completed their MBBS degree can also opt to become biomedical engineers by joining a postgraduate programme in Biomedical Engineering/ Medical Engineering/ Medical Technology.

Computer Science Engineering

Courses for Computer Engineering:

• Diploma Course   Eligibility Criteria: Class 10     Duration: 3 years

• BTech/BE Course  Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)  Duration: 4 years

• ME/MTech Course   Eligibility Criteria: BTech/BE Course  Duration: 2 years

Apart from medical and engineering fields, a science student can opt for PCMB subjects and explore career options in –

Forensic Science:

• B.Sc. in Forensic Sciences Engineering
• Diploma in F/Sciences (Ballistics and Finger Prints)
• B. Sc  in Life Science, Chemistry, Forensic Science
• Diploma in Forensic Science (Cyber Crimes)
• Diploma in Forensic Science  (Computer Forensics)
• Diploma in Criminology and Forensic Science for Police personnel

Zoology:

• B. Science (Hons) in Zoology
• B. Sc in Zoology and Animal Biotechnology
• B. Science in Aquaculture (Fishery Microbiology)
• B. Sc in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology
• B. Sc in Zoology

Biotechnology:

• B.E. in Biotechnology
• B. Tech (Industrial Biotechnology)
• Diploma in Biotechnology
• B. Science in Biotechnology
• B. Sc in  Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

Agriculture:

• B. Sc (Agriculture Marketing and Business Management)
• B. Sc (Biochem. and Agricultural Chemistry)
• B. Sc in Crop Physiology
• B. Sc in Entomology
• B. Sc (Hons) in Agriculture
• B. Sc in Agriculture.
• B. Science in Agricultural Eco and Farm management
• B. Sc in Agricultural Statistics
• B. Sc in Agronomy
• B. Sc in Agricultural Meteorology
• B. Sc in Agricultural Biotechnology

Geology:

• B. Sc (Hons) Geology
• PG Diploma in Geology (Groundwater)
• PG Diploma in Environmental Geology
• PG Diploma in Engineering Geology
• B. Science in Geology

Textile:

• Diploma in Fabrication Tech and Erection Eng
• B.E in Textile Technology
• Diploma in Textile Tech
• Diploma in Textile Eng
• B.E in Man Made Fibre Technology
• B.E in Textile Chemistry

Microbiology:

• Diploma in Clinical Microbiology
• Diploma in Clinical Pathology
• B. Science in Microbiology
• Diploma in Industrial Microbiology
• B. Science (Hons) in  Microbiology

Food Technology:

• B. Sc in Food Processing and Technology
• B. Sc in Food Storage, Preservation and Food Tech.
• B. Sc in Food Technology (Bio-Chemical Engineering)
• Diploma in Fish Processing Technology
• Diploma in Sugar Technology
• B. Sc in Food Preservation and Processing
• B. Sc in Food Processing