My B.Tech is from electronics and instrumentation, can I do Masters in biomedical instrumentation?
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2 years ago
It is possible. Just choose GATE for biomedical stream, but for this you have study a lot since the exam will be based on the syllabus of bio medical stream only. And, you did your under graduation from electronic only. I suggest you to go for that stream, which will relate to your B.Tech branch. Otherwise, you may face some problems. Just stay in your branch and get specialization and knowledge by doing the Masters from electronic only.