At ADYPU’s School of Engineering, the B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering is where the precision of engineering meets the purpose of healthcare. Students gain hands-on expertise in biomedical instrumentation, medical device design, and the application of engineering principles to real-world healthcare challenges — building both the technical depth and the critical thinking required to drive innovation in patient care. For those ready to lead at the frontier of research and specialization, the M.Tech Programme offers the next step. Whether you’re just beginning or looking to go further, ADYPU’s Biomedical Engineering programs prepare you to shape the future of healthcare technology.
The Department of Biomedical Engineering at Ajeenkya DY Patil University offers modern infrastructure designed to support experiential learning, innovation, and advanced technical training. The department provides well-equipped laboratories, contemporary teaching spaces, and hands-on environments where students develop practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge. These facilities enable students to work on real world healthcare technologies, research projects, and interdisciplinary applications.
Duration: Four Years | Full Time
Eligibility:
B.Tech
M.Tech
Develop prosthetics, diagnostic tools, and life-saving equipment using engineering principles and real lab facilities.
Gain hands-on clinical exposure through live internships at leading hospitals, working alongside medical professionals.
Create software for medical equipment, build AI-powered diagnostic systems, and work with healthcare data to improve patient outcomes.
Work on live industry projects, publish research, and develop breakthrough solutions at the intersection of technology and human health.
Anitha Jaganathan, Muthusankar Aathi, Blessymol Jospeh, Pradeeba Shanmugam Jaiganesh, Harinaee Nandakumar, Narendhirakannan Ramasamy Thangavelu, Viswanathan Sundram, Selvakumar Rajendran (2026)
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2025.145995Kavita Madipalli, Mahak Bhandari, Muthusankar Aathi, Nawneet Kurrey (2025).
DOIKavita Madipalli, Mahak Bhandari, Muthusankar Aathi, Nawneet Kurrey (2025).
DOI:Jyoti Srivastav, Nawneet Kumar Kurrey, Shankar Khade, Shweta Ukey, Muthusankar Aathi, Mohammed Shabab (2025).
Someshwar Ware, Yogita Kolge, Eshin Somkuwar, Marwana Sayed (2024).
M Sangeetha, Muthusankar Aathi, J Anitha (2024).
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AcceptedTejal Tiwari, Anitha Jaganathan and Muthusankar Aathi
AcceptedPoulami Bhattacharya, Vidhi Athwani, Timiksha Vijay, Muthusankar Aathi
View ChapterSmita Sahane
Rohan Malhotra and Muthusankar Aathi
View PublicationMarwana Sayed, Smita Shahane, Nikhil Mane, Manavi Gilotra
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DOI: 10.4018/ch031Sanika Bhosale, Namrata Chauhan, Muthusankar Aathi