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Take A QuizCareer Talk Work & Career 2 years ago
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manpreet
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2 years ago
Hey, First of all, B.Tech in Biological Sciences and Bio-Engineering is not a core branch. So, don't expect a pay scale similar to that of other core branches like CSE, ECE and mechanical. With this field, you will not be eligible to take GATE exam. You will be getting this branch when your rank does not fall under the core branch rank. Even if you don’t like biology, you will enjoy pursuing Biological Science and Bio-Engineering here at IIT-Kanpur. However, with the advent of multinationals in India, especially the pharmaceutical giants as well as companies that design medical instruments, the industry is looking for an overhaul. At present, however, a biomedical engineer with a Bachelor’s degree in India can start his/her career as a service engineer at hospitals or as a technician or even as a sales and service engineer in multinationals like GE, Johnsons and Johnsons, Cipla, Phillips Healthcare, Texas Instruments, Siemens, etc. This is, however, a rather modest start of a career. The median starting salary of biomedical engineers (graduates) is estimated at 2.5 LPA. The growth trajectory, as well, is not rather steep and a normal growth of the industry is around 27%. Well, there is no idea of highest package, but the percent of batch placed every year is assumed to be 70%. I hope this helps you.