Biomedical Engineering primarily revolves around the principles related to the field of biology and healthcare. The practice of biomedical engineering has a very long history and dates back to the time when simple crutches and walking sticks assisted the patients. With the passage of time, biomedical engineering evolved in response to the advancements in science and technology.
After completion of this degree, students can choose from a number of fields, including Bioinstrumentation, Biomaterials, Clinical Engineering, and Medical Imaging.
