According to previous year trends, people with ranks upto 500 are allotted a college in the first round.

With a common rank of 443 you fall well within this range. So you'll probably be allotted a seat in the forst round of counseling.

With TS EAMCET rank 35,978, chances in government colleges for BPT are low, but you can get admission in private physiotherapy colleges in Telangana through convenor or management quota. Keep an eye on mop-up and spot rounds for better chances of admission.

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Depending on your category and state, you have a reasonable chance of being admitted to a private colleges and even certain government or senior government institutions with the NEET rank of about 316000. This is especially true for courses like BPT and BSc nursing.

For BPT, NEET score are considered by many states. However, there is also some colleges who offer seats through merit list or conduct their own examination.

For B.Sc Nursing, Neet scores are now taken into account for admission by a large number of state and federal nursing colleges. However, the cutoff is often hire for BSC nursing programs at AIIMS, JIPMER, aur other prestigious Government universities.

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Yes, you can get admission to BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) without NEET in many colleges across India — NEET is not mandatory for BPT in most states and universities.

Most Common Admission Methods (State-wise & Private) Direct Admission / Merit-Based (Class 12th Marks)

Some institutes conduct their own entrance exam for BPT (like IPU CET for Delhi BPT colleges).

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Students who are enthusiastic about healthcare and rehabilitation should apply for admission to BPT in 2025.  Through manual therapy and therapeutic exercises, the BPT course gives students the tools they need to address physical impairments, injuries, and movement disorders.
A four-year undergraduate degree program called BPT is intended to teach students physiotherapy.  The CUET, KCET, NEET, IPU CET, LPU NEST, and other well-known entrance tests are administered for BPT admission in 2025.

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With NEET 2025 AIR 3,42,689, OBC rank 1,59,701, and 339 marks, MBBS  in govt colleges is unlikely. But you have good chances for BPT, BAMS, BHMS, or paramedical courses in private or semi-govt colleges. Veterinary may be possible in some states under OBC quota. Register for your state counselling and explore private options for better chances.

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What you can do now is :
- Watch for stray vacancy / mop - up rounds .
- Check the official counselling portal regularly .
- Prepare for mop - up rounds .
- Explore other options .

Since the standard BPT 2025 admission deadline (June 30, 2025) has passed at most regular colleges, your best option is to explore institutions still accepting applications - like Meenakshi College of Physiotherapy in Chennai, which has an extended deadline of August 31, 2025. You can apply there now or start preparing for the next intake cycle (2026) by monitoring notifications from universities and entrance exam schedules.

Yes, with 431 marks in NEET, your daughter has a good chance of getting admission in BPT in many private and some government colleges.

With 48 marks in NEET and 49.94 percentile in MHT-CET under the SC category from Maharashtra, getting admission to a BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) course in a government or top private college is quite difficult. NEET marks are quite low, and while some private paramedical colleges may consider students with low scores, most reputable institutions have higher cut-offs.

For MHT-CET, 49.94 percentile is also on the lower side. BPT admissions through CET in Maharashtra usually require higher percentiles, especially in government or good private colleges. However, you might still have a chance in lesser-known private colleges or self-financed institutions where the competition is not as intense. Keep an eye on the counselling rounds, especially the mop-up and institutional rounds, where vacant seats are sometimes available at lower cut-offs.