Hello aspirant,

No, the BPT course does not require the Neet test.  Students get admitted to colleges and universities on the basis of their performance on their own admission tests or in their Class 12 board exams.  Nonetheless, certain states or educational institutions could have their own entrance exams, such as Maharashtra's MHT CET.

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To provide you information regarding BPT course admission procedure in your interested college you have to provide the name of the college you are referring for admission for BPT course so that i can help you with accurate details, You can also directly contact the college in which you are interested or visit the official website of that college to confirm whether it offers BPT course or not.

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With a TS EAPCET rank of 15,175, getting a government BPT seat is moderately competitive. Your chances depend on your category, region (local/non-local), and seat availability.

For BC/SC/ST categories, there's a higher chance in second or spot rounds.

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Search on Google – Type BPT colleges near me or BPT admission 2025 in your state to get a list of colleges.

Visit College Websites – Open their official websites to check details like fees, eligibility, and facilities.

Check Eligibility – Make sure you’ve completed 12th with PCB subjects and know if an entrance exam is needed.

Look for Application Dates – Each college or state might have different admission dates, so note them down or set reminders.

Contact for Help – If confused, don’t hesitate to call or email the college admission office for clear guidance. Visit Career360.com (//Career360.com) for more details.

• Yes, students from other states can apply for BPT in Maharashtra through MHT-CET.
• Eligibility: 10+2 with PCB and minimum 50% marks (45% for reserved categories).
• You will be considered under the 15% All-India quota as there’s no domicile benefit.
• Some government and private colleges accept MHT-CET for BPT (e.g., GMC Nagpur).
• Competition is high, and many colleges prefer JEE Main scores over MHT-CET for out-of-state candidates.

Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the most tough exam in India and many number of candidates appear in this exam. The cutoff o Medical College also touch sky. So with just 146 marks, unfortunately it is not possible to get admission in BPT or BAMS course even if you get the benefits of reservation.

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In India, the entire cost of a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) program typically falls between INR 1.5 lakhs and INR 5 lakhs.  Whether a college is private or government-run, the costs may differ.  Private institutions could price more, while government colleges charge less.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/bpt-bachelor-of-physiotherapy

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Yes, you can take admission in BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) even if you have low NEET marks or did not qualify NEET, depending on the college or state.

• Many private colleges and state universities offer BPT courses without requiring NEET.

• These colleges often conduct direct admissions based on:

  • 12th PCB marks (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

  • Personal interview

  • State-level entrance (if applicable)

Hello,

NEET UG counselling is not used for BPT admissions in the majority of Indian states.

For MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, BVSc, and certain related medical programs, NEET is mostly utilized. NEET scores may be taken into account for BPT at certain private or deemed colleges; however, this is not always the case.

Key Points:

State wise counselling: Rather than using NEET UG, the majority of states offer independent counselling for BPT courses via the paramedical admission portals.

Merit- Based Admissions: Rather than NEET scores, BPT admissions in many states are determined by 12th grades (PCB stream).

Through other entrance exams: There are also other entrance exam conducted by some colleges which leads you to BPT.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

• Check the BPT counselling notification on the health/paramedical admissions portal for your state.
• When registration opens, submit a separate application for BPT.