Hey!

yes definitely, you can apply for M.Tech in biomedical engineering after your undergraduation (BE/Btech) in Instrumentation. Also, you can apply for GATE exam if you wish to take admission in a good college. Also, as biomedical is entirely different from instrumentation, you need to work hard, and make your fundamentals strong in human science and biology. Kindly note that you must have at least 60% in your undergraduation.

Thankyou

Hi Gowtham,

You have obtained 70,000 rank in JEE Main and are interested in pursuing Instrumentation Engineering. It would be difficult to tell you your exact possibilities without knowing your category. However, if you do not belong to some reserved categories then chances are very less that you will get Instrumentation Engineering in good colleges, at least in colleges like NITs and IIITs. And if not you might have some chances. You can use the JEE Main college predictor tool by clicking on the following link to know your college options based on your rank and category. https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope it helps you.

hello aspirant,

list of the top colleges in INDIA in this branch are--

IIT, bombay

manipal technology, Manipal

college of engineering, pune

SRM institute of science and technology,Chennai

Devanand Sagar college of Engineering,Bangalore

Indian Institute of Space science and Technology, thiruvananthpuram

if you want to know the names of more best colleges, you can check the link provided-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-instrumentation-engineering-colleges-in-india

hope that helps

all the best

Hi Gauri, surely you can get admission in the NSS Palakkad under the instrumentation engineering as per your wish. Your rank in your category is quite enough to get seat. Happily go and do the process for admission.  To know the details about the college fee, facilities and many other, visit the college website.

All the best.

• Agriculture research scientist
• Food safety application engineer
• Soil and plant scientist
• Irrigation engineer

• Equipment engineer
• Lab engineer and technician
• Medical Research engineer

These courses are very  interesting courses. But max people don't know about these courses because max students  first preference is  top branches only. If you studied in andhra university that degree definitely has a value and placements are also good. But top branches have more placements compare to these branches.

ALL THE BEST

Hello aspirant,

There's no wrong in any branch. Everything depends on the hard work of the student, be you're in the branch of biotechnology or biochemical engineering. And, most importantly, there's nothing like getting your branch upgraded and branch cutoffs in order to change your branch. It's changing your branch under the circumstances that you've no interest or you feel like you can't take up with this branch anymore or to be very honest, the study prospects of the particular branch is not up to your mark. If you want to change your branch, make sure you've scored more than 9 CGPA in the first year itself in both 1st and 2nd semesters and for that, you need to work harder. Getting a 9 CGPA or more than that is not that easy that you think from the surface. Check which branch is the most popular in study prospects as well as in placements, for example if it's CSE, then go for it. But at the end, you need to learn and develop your skills accordingly that can make you eligible to seat in the placements. Not only scoring more marks is important, but also applying your knowledge according to the given situation and practical experience will help you the most, no matter you're in any branch. At the end, hard work matters most. And every branch, be it mechanical, civil, CSE or ECE, is good at its own place and can't be compared with each other.

Hope, it helps you.