Category: PHYSIOTHERAPY COURSE

MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) Course Admission

8/18/2015

Master in Physiotherapy is a 2 years full time course. A candidate is eligible to do MPT after successfully completion of BPT Course from a recognized university / institution.

MPT can be done in different speciallities as :

Orthopaedics
Neurology
Cardiopulmonary
Sports etc

Physiotherapists have excellent career opportunities in the field of :

Govt.Hospitals
Private Clinics
Rehabilitation Centers
Corporate Hospitals
As Researchers in Medical Firms
As Faculty in University Colleges
In Sports Teams
As Consultants in Medical BPOs etc.

Duration :

2 Years

Eligibility :

Passed BPT from a recognized institution with minimum 50% marks.

BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) Course Admission

8/18/2015

Physiotherapy is the application of physical phenomenon for the purpose of treating medical diseases. It deals with the study of physics as applicable in the cure of medical conditions.

It is a professional health care discipline directed primarily towards the prevention or alleviation of movement dysfunction in people.

In the first year of the curriculum the student undergoes a rigorous study in subjects like Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Biochemistry,Basic Nursing and First Aid, etc., and In second year he/she is taught the various medical & surgical diseases

In third & fourth year it is followed by the application of physiotherapy principles in the cure of these conditions.

Physiotherapists have excellent career opportunities in

Govt.Hospitals
Private Clinics
Rehabilitation Centers
Corporate Hospitals
As Researchers in Medical Firms
As Faculty in University Colleges
In Sports Teams
As Consultants in Medical BPOs etc.

Duration :

4½ Years

Eligibility :

Pass in 12th Class or its equivalent with 45% marks, Physics Chemistry Biology as major subjects.

MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) Course Admission

BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) Course Admission

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