You can reach out to top BPT colleges in banglore that allows lateral entry from parul university like Krupanidhi College of Physiotherapy, Acharya Institute of Health Sciences, and The Oxford College of Physiotherapy in bangalore to know the admission process because all have different eligibility criteria.

First identify college and then check with the specific college for the eligibility requirements.after all research apply for admission.

Good luck!!

Hello

Make sure your EWS certificate is valid (not expired) and issued by a competent authority. It should clearly mention EWS under the Central Government scheme.

Carry these for safety during physical verification: Original EWS certificate (central)

Aadhar card. Go early on the physical verification day. Be polite and clear with the officials. If they hesitate, request them to accept your documents provisionally and allow time for correction (if needed).

Hi Varsha , with 74% overall and 71% in group subjects (PCB) in Intermediate, you are well above the minimum eligibility (50–60%) for BPT in Andhra Pradesh. Since you belong to OC with EWS, you can also benefit from the EWS quota in some colleges. Getting a seat in private or aided colleges is quite possible for you. For government or top colleges, competition is higher, but you still have a fair chance. So yes, you can most likely secure a BPT seat in AP.

Hey! With 170 marks, it’s quite tough to get admission in a government BPT college in Maharashtra, because usually the cutoff goes above 300+. But you can still try for private colleges, since many of them take students with lower marks also.

Hello dear student,

the entrance exam depends upon following:-

• CUET-UG
• State CET/counselling, it varies from state to state
• there are some colleges that take direct admission by 12th marks

some good BPT colleges are:-

• PGIMD, Rothak
• Maharishi Markandeshwar university, Mullana
• SGT UNIVERSITY, Gurgoan
• baba mastnath university, Rothak
• gurugram university
• prem physiotherapy college, Panipat
• K.R. Mangalam university, gurgaon
• Sanskaram university, Jhajjar

Your score is good for pgims you could try to transfer but it take lot of efforts,time and money.so i suggest you continue with your current university because at the end of the day you want bpt degree.

Just perform well in your academics,try to get good internship and build professional connections to unlock future oppurtunities.

Good luck!!

Hello,

Yes, in many private colleges and institutes you can take direct admission in BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy).

Government colleges usually give seats through entrance exams or merit lists. But private colleges often offer direct admission based on your 12th marks.

You must have completed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and meet the minimum marks set by the college.

It’s best to contact the college directly to know their admission process and eligibility.

Hope it helps !

est AIIMS for BPT: AIIMS Delhi – 4.5 years course + 6-month internship.

How to Apply:

1. Register on AIIMS Paramedical portal (https://www.aiimsexams.ac.in/)

2. Fill the application form & pay fees

3. Appear for AIIMS paramedical entrance exam

Future Scope: Great career in hospitals, rehab centers, sports clinics; good global opportunities; salary 2.5–10 LPA.

BPT is a solid choice if you want a rewarding healthcare career.

Hello,

Osmania University does not offer BPT directly. The BPT course is available in some affiliated colleges like Osmania Medical College, Apollo College of Physiotherapy, etc.

For admission, you must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 50% marks and should be 17 years or above by 31st December of the admission year.

Admission is mainly based on entrance exams like NEET or TS EAMCET , followed by counselling. During counselling, you can choose BPT in the affiliated college, and seats are allotted based on rank, eligibility and availability.

So, you need to apply through the counselling process using NEET/TS EAMCET scores, not directly to Osmania University.

Hope it helps !