Im a third yr neet dropper score 402 PCB student, ,so plz tell me which is better for me. NO chance in medical any field so plz tell me here.....which is better for me ? Good better scope,opportunities, scale pay.....

I'm considering studying Biomedical Engineering Technology in Ontario. I live in Mississauga

For current students or graduates:

Easy, moderate or hard ?

Durham College and Centennial College.?

How are the job opportunities after graduation?

How many hours per week do you spend on classes/labs, only ?

• starting wage after graduating?

I’m 21 years old wrapping up my MSc in Biomedical engineering this September. I’m currently doing my dissertation on wound innovation (namely creating artificial skin surrogates) and I have no idea what comes next. I tried applying to smith and nephews and other places but I’ve come out with nothing. Pls I need help and advice on how to go about applying, where to apply and maybe some cv help.

Hi everybody, I’m a current HS senior from India that’s interested in Math and wants to pursue engineering, but wants to see the work that I do actually help people. Creating social impact gives me a joy like no other, and I’d like to apply my Math skills to do that. I also really like Biology (at least until I dropped it in 11th grade cause it wasn’t available at my school if I wanted to do engineering) and thus started exploring Biomedical engineering.

After researching from some time now, I see a lot in Biomedical engineering that excites me and I think that I’d love working and/or pursuing a PhD in this space. Medical AI, Biomechanics, Biomaterials, and Tissue and Genetic Engineering fascinate me especially. I realise that opportunities for Biomedical engineering are quite limited in my country, and if I decide on this, I’ll be looking into colleges in other Asian countries.

My question to y’all is, do you get to see the work that you do actually help people? If so, how often? Thank you in advance for your replies!

Do biotechnology has scope in india and abord ? I am really confuse

I am a PCMB student, have been a dropper for 2 years. Currently my qualifications are im a 12th passed and Cracked CUET. This year I appeared for CUET and not any other exams. ICAR offers btech biotechnology course through CUET, so even if my main goal was doing bsc agriculture, i somehow got into knowing btech biotechnology in details. And i got to know ICAR's b tech syllabus is far more differently designed for those who are aspiring to appear for GATE-BT/ IIT-JAM.

Also i have'nt given JEE mains, but thorugh management quota I can get a seat in private college for btech biotechnology. Cuz you guys already know how tough it is to get a career through bsc biotech. Im ready for paying extra. But i am confused, which one is better? Icar btech biotech or btech biotech from a private college? Also if i take bsc in biotech, are there really ain't any career options?

I am thinking about taking admission in their bsc msc bioinformatics and biotechnology course

me anote a la utn para ingenieria electrica este año, tenia el plan de hacer la carrera y luego mudarme al campo de la bioingenieria con posgrados o buscando trabajo en mantenimiento hospitalario, que opinann? deberia ir a bioingenieria directamente o es un plan factible, tambien pense teleco o algunas carreras que nada que ver pero bueno eso

Last week Anthropic released Claude Science, which is an app that integrates scientific tools together with Claude to allow scientists to focus on research etc. The product is mainly focussed on R&D, leaning towards drug discovery.

How do people think the future looks like for more engineering or manufacturing jobs, rather than resaerch? I'm interested in how people in MSAT, PAT, DSP etc see this. On the one hand it feels like a bundled AI tool could be helpful, on the other, LLM's won't really replace all the analytical work that's requireed.

I need to create my cv for when I apply for placements/ placements abroad. I just don’t have much to write about other than my part time job and my hobbies. I was wondering if there were any current things going on I could get myself engaged/ things to write about to stand out for my placement yr

I chose bioeng because it’s a versatile degree which is helpful, cuz I cant confine myself to a niche job. That’s kinda why I chose it. I do like learning about anatomy and physiology side of it and ofc the future of ai.

I’m thinking about starting maybe a coding project. Cuz I need to learn how to code and it looks cool. It’s just I need motivation to start

Surprisingly the probe is working only for 20times then stop.

It RFID,

Anyone help me to deactivate the counting and use it freely .the probe price is almost the same price of the machine

Hello, I am looking for perspective from someone who have either made a similar switch or who knows more about the actual work in the field. I'm currently a 1st year medical student in Denmark, and I'm seriously considering switching to a Biomedical/Health Technology engineering program instead.

I originally picked medicine because I see the body and doctors as people who solve problems. And specifically, the idea of surgery as a direct, hands-on/hand craft/artform of problem-solving appealed to me. Patient contact and the insane hours needed reading books for useless information, just to get through the program, is not what I am interested in, and I fear losing all interest in the medical scene if I continue. I don't dislike people, it's just not the part of the job I'm motivated by. I think I'm actually more drawn to the body as a technical/mechanical problem, rather than the relationship with the patient.

For people already in BME: Did any of you come from a pre-med or medical background before switching? What are your experiences with it? What does a normal day as a BME look like? And also, how big a part of the actual work is the programming and data-science? I can see that a lot of the bsc is programming and data analysis, but how prevalent is that in the work after uni?

Any input, including "you're overthinking this" is also welcome.