Diploma in Biomedical Engineering

Three-year Diploma in Biomedical Engineering under CTEVT develops mid-level technicians skilled in medical equipment maintenance, hospital biomedical services, and allied biomedical technologies for public and private healthcare sectors.

Description
The Diploma in Biomedical Engineering produces competent technical workforce trained in the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of biomedical equipment across hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. The curriculum integrates theory with practical applications, emphasizing hands-on experience and updated technologies to match evolving industry standards. Graduates are equipped to meet national healthcare needs, reduce reliance on foreign technicians, and create self-employment opportunities in biomedical engineering.

Curricular structure

• Foundational subjects in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and language skills
• Core biomedical engineering subjects including medical instrumentation, electronics, diagnostics, and maintenance
• Practical labs, field exposure, and projects integrated throughout six semesters

Features

• Duration: 3 years, 6 semesters
• Semester system with 19.5 academic weeks per semester, minimum 15 weeks teaching
• Maximum group size: 48; medium of instruction: English and/or Nepali
• Minimum 90% attendance required

Eligibility

• SLC/SEE pass or equivalent with minimum 1.6 GPA overall

Admission process

• Submission of SLC/SEE certificate; selection based on merit

Job prospects

• Biomedical Technician in hospitals and nursing homes
• Medical Equipment Maintenance Specialist
• Clinical Engineering Support Technician
• Biomedical Equipment Consultant
• Self-employed biomedical services provider