Bachelor of Physiotherapy

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) is a professional undergraduate degree that provides a deep understanding of human anatomy, biomechanics, and rehabilitation techniques. The course includes both theoretical studies and clinical training, enabling students to assess, diagnose, and treat physical conditions resulting from illness, injury, or disability. With hands-on experience in hospitals and clinics, graduates become skilled in restoring mobility and improving quality of life through physical therapy interventions.

Course Duration:

4 Years + 6 months Internship

Course Duration:

4 Years + 6 months Internship

Job Opportunities

Physiotherapist: Assesses and treats patients with physical impairments or mobility issues.
Rehabilitation Specialist: Provides therapy for patients recovering from surgery, stroke, or trauma.
Sports Physiotherapist: Works with athletes to prevent and treat sports-related injuries.
Pediatric Physiotherapist: Treats movement and developmental disorders in children.
Orthopedic Physiotherapist: Specializes in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
Neurological Physiotherapist: Focuses on treating neurological conditions like Parkinson’s or stroke.
Clinical Physiotherapist: Works in hospitals or clinics providing direct patient care.
Home Care Physiotherapist: Offers physical therapy at patients' homes.
Fitness Consultant: Guides individuals in exercise and injury prevention.
Health & Wellness Coach: Promotes overall physical well-being through therapeutic movement.

Eligibility Criteria

Pass in the 12th standard (or equivalent) examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (or Mathematics) as core subjects
Minimum aggregate percentage in the 12th standard, typically around 50% (or 45% for SC/ST/OBC students) or higher.

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