Few lines about Medical Electronics
Medical Electronics is one segment of the commercial market that requires long term reliability, along with dense circuitry. The broad field of medical electronics includes instrumentation for life support, patient monitoring, hearing aids and pacemakers. The pacemaker market especially has developed rapidly and hybrid circuits along with it as the logical approach for packaging. As stated above, the restrictions in size and materials have made medical electronics a very challenging area for the hybrid engineer.
Introduction to Medical Electronics
The B.Tech/BE Medical Electronics is an undergraduate course that is divided into 8-semesters. The course involves techniques that are used in medical science such as imaging devices, patient monitors, MRI, etc, that help doctors to treat patients with controlled procedures from help of forefront technology. The course gives advanced knowledge in engineering and medicine through the different activities that integrate the course and also gives clinical practices.
The course also helps the students to improve the quality of human health and mainly focuses on understanding the complex living systems and also use different technologies. The course teaches the art and science of using modern medical equipment in the treatment of diseases. The course is about teaching students about technology and systems used in healthcare electronic devices and skills that help to design the devices.
Eligibility
The students who have passed PUC or 10+2 with a science background can join B.Tech/BE courses. The students interested in joining B.Tech/BE courses are required to qualify competitive exams like CET/COMED-K/JEE with high marks in order to get merit seats in various colleges.
Admission Procedures
The students with relevant qualifications can join B.Tech/BE courses by two modes. The first one is Merit based admission and the second one is Direct admission.
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Merit Admission
The students who are interested to join B.Tech/BE Medical Electronics degree should mandatorily appear for CET/COMED-K/JEE or institutional-based entrance exams and undergo counselling to choose their desired colleges for merit seats. The engineering college allots the merit seats to the students according to their rankings and marks obtained by them in their entrance exams and marks scored in PUC or 10+2.
There are two types of counselling for the B.Tech/BE students
