Hello

BPT is short for Bachelors of Physiotherapy. If you want to get admission in that course then you have to go through the procedure of NEET/ any state exam.

If you have got a seat in engineering and you are really interested in that course then you should take

Greetings!

I'm sorry to inform you that, there are no BPT courses in GVSM medical college, Kanpur.

To know more about the courses offered by the college and their details please visit: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/gsvm-medical-college-kanpur/courses

To know more please visit: https://gsvmmedicalcollege.com/

I hope this was helpful. Thank you!

Hi aspirant,

NEET is the entrance examination for admission into Medical MBBS, BDS, BAMS , BHMS etc. Physiotherapy admissions are conducted at State Level by the corresponding University of Health Sciences on the merit of marks scored in the highest qualification. Bachelor of Physiotherapy or BPT is a 4-year undergraduate

Hello student

You have got 59 .56 % in CET exam for getting a seat in Bachelor of Physiotherapy specialisation in orthopaedics or neurology. You have also mentioned that the highest marks in this examination for BPT is 70%.To get it you have to wait for or third round of

Hello Aspirant ,

According to web data and results DPSRU Delhi give admission criteria

You must have passed 10+2 from recognized board . it is a aicte approval course four years duration full time course . May be neet score is not considered

For more information about college go through

Dear Student,

to join the Indian Army as a Physiotherapist, candidates should have completed their graduation or masters in physiotherapy. Following which interested candidates will have to appear for Combined Defense Exam (CDS) which is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) every year. Candidates must be of the

Hello Aspirant,

See the category we are considering as General because you have not mentioned and percentage which you have mentioned in the question, you have no chance to get any of the colleges for B.Sc.(Hons.) in Mathematics course under Delhi University because the cut-off for General category usually goes