Master of Physiotherapy

Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) provides in-depth clinical training and research exposure in areas such as musculoskeletal, neurology, cardiopulmonary, sports, or pediatrics. Students enhance their diagnostic and therapeutic skills, engage in evidence-based practice, and often participate in academic teaching or clinical research, preparing for leadership roles in therapy and rehabilitation.

Course Duration:

2 Years

Course Duration:

2 Years

Job Opportunities

Specialist Physiotherapist: Works in niche areas like neuro, ortho, cardio, or sports physiotherapy.
Clinical Researcher: Conducts studies to develop and evaluate physiotherapy practices.
Physiotherapy Lecturer: Teaches undergraduate or postgraduate physiotherapy students.
Rehabilitation Center Head: Manages multi-disciplinary rehab programs and staff.
Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapist: Treats post-operative or ICU patients with breathing therapy.
Consultant Physiotherapist: Offers services across hospitals or private clinics.
Pain Management Specialist: Focuses on chronic pain reduction through therapy.
Entrepreneur (Physio Clinic): Runs private physiotherapy or wellness practices.
Geriatric Physiotherapist: Treats aging-related mobility or joint issues.
Healthcare Manager (Therapy Dept.): Oversees administration in therapy units.

Eligibility Criteria

A BPT degree from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate (usually 50–55%).

Completion of the mandatory 6-month internship.

Some universities may require entrance exams or interviews.

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