Bachelor of Physiotherapy

<p>Bachelor of Physiotherapy is a four-year undergraduate healthcare programme that focuses on physical movement, rehabilitation, exercise therapy, electrotherapy and the treatment of injuries, disabilities and movement-related disorders. The programme also includes a compulsory clinical internship to provide practical experience in hospitals and rehabilitation centres.</p>

<p>Candidates must have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as subjects. Most colleges require a minimum aggregate percentage, generally between 45% and 50%, although requirements may vary by institution and category. Candidates should also satisfy the age and medical fitness requirements prescribed by the respective college or university.</p>

<p>Admission to Bachelor of Physiotherapy is offered through merit-based selection, university or state-level entrance examinations, and institutional counselling, depending on the college. Candidates may apply online, submit their academic documents, participate in counselling or entrance-test selection, complete document verification and pay the required admission fee after seat allotment.</p>

<p>Admission to Bachelor of Physiotherapy may be based on Class 12 merit or a state, university or college-level entrance examination. Some institutions may consider NEET UG scores, while others conduct their own admission process, so candidates should check the current requirements of the selected college before applying.</p>

<p>Students should build strong foundations in Biology, Physics and Chemistry during Class 11 and 12. Revise human anatomy, physiology and basic health sciences, practise objective questions, and prepare for any applicable entrance examination. Good communication skills, interest in rehabilitation and basic computer knowledge can also help students during the course and clinical training.</p>