Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Respiratory Therapy

1. Passed 10+2 / Higher Secondary from a recognised board.
2. Required subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English (Boards vary).
3. Minimum marks typically around 45–50% aggregate in the qualifying exam (varies by institution).
4. Must satisfy any additional university/college requirements (migration/eligibility certificates if from other boards).

B.Sc – Respiratory Therapy is a specialised allied health undergraduate program designed to prepare students for careers in respiratory care and cardiopulmonary diagnostics. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge of respiratory anatomy, physiology, pathology, and therapeutic techniques with extensive practical training in critical care settings. Students learn to conduct pulmonary function tests, manage mechanical ventilators, administer oxygen and medication therapies, assist in emergency airway care, and provide patient education under the supervision of pulmonologists and critical care teams. Clinical internships in hospitals and rehabilitation centers form a core part of the course, enhancing hands‑on competencies and professional readiness. Graduates can pursue roles in intensive care units (ICUs), emergency departments, pulmonary function laboratories, rehabilitation centers, and community healthcare settings, contributing to improved respiratory health outcomes.

1. Online/Offline Application: Apply through the college/university portal or admission office.
2. Submission of Documents: Upload/submit 10+2 marksheet, identity proof, and relevant certificates.
3. Eligibility Verification: College verifies eligibility (PCB + English + minimum marks).
4. Merit List/Entrance (if applicable): Admissions may be merit‑based or through a university/college entrance process.
5. Seat Allotment & Fee Payment: Eligible candidates are allotted seats; pay fees to confirm admission.
6. Medical Fitness & Registration: Complete medical fitness check and university registration.