B.Tech. (Biomedical Engineering)

Biomedical Engineering becomes future of technology innovation as interfacing of human and machine increase. It provides technology involved to overcome the defect in a human body, prevention and exact prediction of disease. It reduces human error. The industry opens the employment and R&D in the sector.

Biomedical Engineering (BME) improves human health by applying engineering principles and methods to medical problems. Biomedical engineers might find themselves developing:

There are plenty of opportunities for biomedical professionals in the country and abroad, in government organizations to private hospitals ones. Some of them are mention below

Employment of biomedical engineers is expected to grow at Twelve percent per year. As the aging baby-boom generation stays active and lives longer, the demand for biomedical procedures and devices is expected to increase. Several opportunities exist for students pursuing a course in biomedical sciences in India. It is a huge, happening subject with huge opportunities for management, laboratory work, education, research, and consultancy. Once you become competent in the subject, you can work in the private sector or the numerous national healthcare laboratories. Those who do not find themselves appropriate for standard hospital careers may choose for health protection agencies, or work in forensic science departments.

During the four year course of B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering Technology students study core medical subject such as Anatomy &Physiology, Biochemistry and Histology, Biophysics, Bioinformatics, Clinical Science & Engg., Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering. Student also study subject of basic engineering subject Electronics Measurement &Instruments, Electronics Devices and circuit, Digital Electronics, Communication System, Linear Integrated Circuit, Microprocessor, VLSI Design and Neural Network & fuzzy logic. Students also get exposure in the computer software and programming skil during this four year course such Matlab, VHDL and embedded C and OOPs.

The above basic skill set and fundamental are used in the core subject of designing of the instruments such as Cardiovascular Instrumentation, Biomedical Instrumentation-II, Radiology and Medical Image, Biosensors and MEMS and Rehabilitation Engineering

Close to 40% of the time involves practical sessions through Laboratory practical, Summer Industrial trainings (30-45 days), One semester Industrial Project Internships (4-6 months) in the hospital with Hi- Tech Equipment in Hospital at JNU Medical and other reputed medical institute such as AIIMS and Medical Equipment manufacturing industry, Industrial visits, workshops, conferences etc.

The major Companies visit the university campus such as TCS, Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Capgemini, Cognizant, Intecons, Adobe, Google, Flipkart, GoIbibo, Bank of America-ML, Deutche Bank, etc. have students from JNU at various functional and managerial levels.

Choice based credit system. (Semester wise pattern)

Yes, all the faculty and doctor(s) are highly qualified with rich Industry and academic experience in their respective fields.

Yes, class wise teacher are allotted to mentor and advise students under mentor-mentee program

Engineering and medical courses has a thriving Alumni network that is very active and supports in better placements opportunities. We also organize Alumni speaker sessions, industrial tours and trainings etc.

NO. Anyone can take direct admission on the basis of JNU entrance exam JNU-JEST 2020. This test is optional if you have taken JEE and NEET score card

Both PCM and PCB student can choose the biomedical engineering as carrier course.

Biomedical Engineering is a multidisciplinary field that combines principles of engineering, biology, and medicine to develop technologies, devices, and systems that improve healthcare. It involves designing medical equipment, prosthetics, diagnostic devices, and working on innovative solutions like tissue engineering, medical imaging, and biomaterials.

Biomedical Engineering focuses on the development of medical devices, technologies, and systems that interact with biological systems to improve healthcare. It combines engineering principles with medicine to create solutions like medical devices, prosthetics, and imaging equipment.

Biotechnology, on the other hand, involves the use of biological organisms or systems to develop products and processes for medical, agricultural, or industrial applications. While biomedical engineering is more technology-focused, biotechnology focuses on manipulating living organisms or cells for medical or industrial benefits.

• Medical Device Design and Manufacturing
• Clinical Engineering
• Research and Development
• Regulatory Affairs and Quality Control
• Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals

Biomedical Engineering plays a pivotal role in healthcare innovation by translating engineering principles into medical solutions. This includes the development of advanced diagnostic tools, implantable devices, wearable health monitors, and regenerative therapies. Biomedical engineers work on improving patient outcomes, advancing precision medicine, and optimizing healthcare delivery through technology, all of which drive the progress toward a more efficient, effective healthcare system.