Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)

Overview

As the largest Allied Health Professional group, Physiotherapists work with people with a variety of disabilities, injuries & illness, Primarily, they use physical means to promote health, rehabilitation and where possible recovery using education and information giving manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and electrotherapy. It is in great demand now days for preventive treatment and rehabilitation of various musculo-skeletal and neurological disorders like polio, paralysis, slip-disc, spondylities, joint dislocation, etc. it is used exclusively, as well as, in addition to conventional; treatment. Physiotherapist also considers psychological, social and cultural factors. They use a variety of interpersonal skills to enable clients to take an active role in their recovery/rehabilitation programmes whilst respecting client rehabilitation goals. They work with other members of the health and social care team in a variety of hospital and community environments.

Eligibility

A Candidate seeking admission to Bachelor of Physiotherapy (hereinafter called B.P.T) Course, must have pass 10+2 examination from a recognized Board/Council/University with Chemistry, Physics, Biology and English with 50% marks in PCB OR Diploma in Physiotherapy conducted by a recognized Board/Council/University OR Medical College, or Such other qualifications as prescribed by the University from time to time.

Minimum Education