Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) in Community Health

Overview

• The 2-­year course involves intensive training in various healthcare settings. Lectures are based on self-directed learning, with the students presenting their findings and inferences. The students are also expected to shoulder administrative tasks as applicable.
• During the 2 years of training, the students finish a mandatory thesis and are encouraged to undertake smaller, individual projects. Students appear for university examinations at the end of the course. On successfully clearing these exams, the students receive a degree of Master of Physiotherapy (M.P.T.).

Eligibility

• The student has to appear for and pass the Bachelor of Physiotherapy course prior to applying for a Master’s course.
• The Directorate of Medical Education and Research conducts the PGP-CET for students desirous of pursuing Masters in Physiotherapy.
• The student has to appear for and clear this examination.
• A student is considered eligible to successfully pass the B.P.Th. course and the PGP-CET. The student has to submit original documents to the college.
• The fees are to be paid in full at the time of admission.

Minimum Education