How are the faculty of MITSBSR?

All the faculty of MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research are highly educated and experienced in their respective areas. And all of them maintain a very cordial relationship with management, their colleagues and students. Many of the Faculties have also participated in national and international level events, seminars and conferences and have published multiple research papers in reputed journals.

Which career opportunities would be available for students after pursuing Engineering and PhD courses from MITSBSR?

Tremendous job opportunities are present for competent individuals in the outside world and students after pursuing Engineering and PhD courses from the college can join Healthcare sector and work in Clinics, specialty hospitals, biomedical devices , orthosis, prosthesis, robotics, medical imaging, AI related products etc. Apart from this, they will also have the option to join Biotech and IT Industries where they can work as an Engineer, Analyst software companies for healthcare management, Pharma Industry where they can do research on Molecular medicine, drug design, nanomaterial based drug delivery systems, clinical trials, biostatistics etc. Last but not the least, they can join Institutions in life sciences domain, major research labs for instance, CSIR, IITs, IISERs, NITs, NIPER etc. and foreign Universities to pursue higher education or can start their own business.

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Q: Why should I join MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research to pursue Engineering?

The MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research provides employment oriented education and 100% job assurance to students. And to enhance industrial exposure of aspiring medical graduates, college regularly organize events, technical competitions and industry interaction sessions, personality development sessions for all around development of students.