This just uplifted my mood! I do Pure Maths & Biology, but I was skeptical with University acceptance in this field of study because I don't do the Physical Sciences...Glad to know I still have a shot, so thank you!
Can you please make a video on getting into US Universities with 'GCE Advanced Level' or exams similar to that without facing SAT/ACT and some information about 'Fulbright Commission'.It'll be very helpful.^_^ Your channel content is very informative and useful.Hope to see more.Thank You !
A really informative video. Thank you for it . Best wishes for you and your future endeavors. If it's possible can you please tell us a bit on the prospects of BCI in USA and the universities offering them in PhD level
Which degree is more effective/helpful in procuring a core biomedical job in the US/Canada/UK etc, doing MTech from an Indian Institute or MS from a college abroad? - Please share your views on this Saloni.
There is no one good answer for this! Most of the undergrad degrees do not help you specialize in a specific field, which is why I had to come to US for a Masters. Therefore, I highly advice you to find your area of interest early on and then think about what's the best option for you, a masters that field or apply for a job.
@@CrazyMedusa Thanks for the reply. But suppose one has done his UG in BME (or any other field) from India and is ready to do a Masters and after completion of that wants to get into a core BME job. Now, doing the Master's degree from India or abroad, which one would put him at a better position in procuring a job outside India?
Thanks for answering those questions that we and many other had on fields or areas outside of the medical equipment side of the BME industry. It seems as if some undergraduate schools focus on one of those three areas as a concentration which is good if one know what that specifically want to study or do as a career which may be difficult for student to pick out until their last two years. I did take some time to do some research to know that there were other areas beside instrumentation arena since many schools seem focus on this area only.
I completely agree, I did not know about my field of interest until the end of second year (microfluidics). I wish they could change the curriculum such that people can explore different ideas during undergrad other than just learning bits of everything. I really recommend finding different types of internship to find your area of interest. It helps out a lot as you get to experience things in real life than just books!
Hey Medusa! Been ur follower Recently.. find ur videos really helpful Can we Pursue biomedical engineering After Taking biotechnology in high schl (11thand 12th grade) Take care !
All the best for future endeavours.. Ps are there any internship, fellowships or other academic exchange programs that one can look to pursue in biomedical engineering during bachelor's or masters to gain exposure and improve profile. Would be helpful if u shed some light on this topic too
I am a final year BE biomedical engineering student in a deemed universty from india. How can i get a good job oppurtunity from europian countries in biomedical field with this basic degree . Is there any exams ? Plz do a video about this... Plz.. rply mam
I love your videos. Full of energy and very informative. I've developed a lot more of interest in biodmed once i started watching your videos. However, I've pursued my undergrad in computers and was planning on pursuing biomed for my masters. Could you shine more light on the same. Like whether it requires any prerequisites? Whether a person like me is eligible to pursue? And if yes, which are the best universities?
Hey, the cool thing about biomed is that you can combine it with a number of different fields. Right now, the hype for artificial intelligence, genetics are at the peak which all require core computer science fundamentals (python, java, css, etc). I highly suggest working on a project combining two concepts of computer and bio before applying abroad!
I completed my btech mechanical this year 2021. I wanna do ms in us considering Cse or Bme as career option. With mechanical background is it good to take bme ms. I don't have knowledge in biology. But iam intrested in taking bme. Is bme worth the degree, is it tough to study bme with mechanical background. is there any scope for bme in future ? I have seen online few people from cse background who did ms in us got their job early but when we compared to bme student got their late.. Is it true ???? Please gimme great advice so that it will help to me alot after btech i'm in dilemna what to do nxt wheter to do ms in cse or bme or get job in india Thanks in Advance mam :)
tried studying but kicked out after finding a bunch of professors were perverts that messed with students . Had such hopes to be a doctor and do some good in this world .
hello ma'am, can you explain the whole procedure of applying for masters in BME in USA....the required exams, minimum percentage in undergrad and scholarships? thankyou
It really varies from school to school, as of right now, GRE is not required in many colleges, but that was one of required exam. You will have to give TOEFL/IELTS. Min. percentage is not provided by any school but it's always good to have higher grades. The most imp. part is having good extracurriculars.
It's normally said that the people in medical field makes the most 8n usa. And I personally believe that. Since you're doing the one you would be obviously knowing what are the career paths and what salary you might get. Normally a normal doctor in usa makes upto an average of 200,000 $ to even 500,000 $ . And in your case i am assuming around 250,000 after you complete your degree and actually starts practicing. So a real quick question:- What salary are public health workers, health consultant, or epidemiologist are paid? I have come across several answers about this like normally it's about 100,000 to 180,000$ in which 100,000 is obviously less compared to what normal doctors make. And will I have to give 'usmle' after doing my bachelor's in public health? Or master in public health?
Hi sis... Later seeing your video about biomedical engineering... Am just join biomedical engineering few days ago... I got ma admission in cbe clg... I hope i can get a gud job in this field after finishing ma course... Thnx for your videos... ♥️
I am currently in 9 th grade .How can I become a biomedical engineer ? I am planning to take Physics Chemistry and Biology in Class 11-12 So,After 12 th how can I pursue it in US ? I also want to explore a little bit like in virology,microbiology............After experiencing I want to get in there ...How is it possible ??
hey medusa! thanks for the information.. it was really needed and are there enough job apportunities in india in this field? i'm just done with my neet exam and it didn't went that good.. and can u please give information abt better career options after 12th without neet through pcb subjects? hoping for your reply:)
Biomedical is a very up coming field, the opportunities in US/Canada are definitely increasing and I think India is next on the list. I would suggest looking into biotech or biomedical itself. Good Luck 👍
Neuro is a really good field to get into, neural networks and artificial intelligence have really grown into a big field! I will definitely try to get more ideas on that on my channel!
Thank You for this informativde video ma'am. I am a Dentist from India. & Planning for MS in Health Informatics in US. Can you please elaborate about the prospect it will offer ?
Hello !! Can you please suggest some universities For under graduation courses with low fee structure .. I want to study medicine in USA so I want to join UG course in usa university. Please help
You can expect the first year to be little tough as you will have to go through the basic of maths. Try to pick up some lessons on Calculus right now so that it will be easy later on. Good Luck!
I am interest to do research in bme like genetic engineering. In our country low opportunities to do ug in bme. Therefore I've planned to do bme in masters.but i am confused to choose ug.which is better electronics and automation tech or electronics and telecommunications engineering ?
@@CrazyMedusa If I choose this what are the specialisations can i do in bme for masters ?can I do masters in bme without a engineering degree ? can you recommend any bachelor’s?
I have seen in the website of Yale, their ms in biomed engg requires undergrad degree in any sciences( say, physics, chemistry, biology, math or related subjects). So I think you can.
There is no term such as package used in USA, but you can expect to find a job in the salary range of 55,000-70,000 USD/ year based on the specialization and experience :)
For getting a job, I highly recommend doing a Masters in USA first as the immigration rules are very strict in sponsoring foreign nationals for a job in USA!
Hi sister..I'm going to Completed my Graduate of Biomedical engineer...After tht if i get any good job in my core...or else what i do next...Pls Suggest in Good path...
Depends on the job to be honest, however, there are many jobs that take in fresh people out of the college. But, its always good to have some kind of work done on your projects in your undergrad or masters.
@@CrazyMedusa I am currently a final year graduate student in chemical engineering. I have my personal interest in this filed. Can you please guide me mam.
@@Nishant-dt3px hey Nishant, I've also been researching on getting into this field for my masters. Since I've done my computers, not sure if one can get into it. Do you have any idea on the same?
Thank you for this very informative video Madam. I'm currently an undergraduate in biomedical engineering and I have an interest in stroke medicine. How can I follow my passion as a biomedical engineering student? Do you advise I go into medicine after getting my bachelor's degree or is there any BME specialty that I can go for to work with stroke patients?
There are several research opportunities for biomedical engineers in stroke medicine. Look into the research team at Ohio State University, a group of BMEs used neural networks and artificial intelligence to find out the probability of when the patient might have a stroke. If you want to work strictly on the research ends, go for Biomedical!
This just uplifted my mood! I do Pure Maths & Biology, but I was skeptical with University acceptance in this field of study because I don't do the Physical Sciences...Glad to know I still have a shot, so thank you!
