Hello student,

Given below are all details about BPT:-

SCOPE

In the health-care system, a physiotherapy profession can lead to a range of demanding and exciting employment. Specializations in geriatrics, cardiorespiratory, geriatrics, orthopaedics, and neurology are available to physiotherapists. You can also get a PhD and work in the field of research. Physiotherapy will have a broad reach in the future. There are several job options both in India and overseas.

ELIGIBILITY

The candidate must have passed the test held by the particular institutions/universities in order to be admitted to the physiotherapy programme. You must meet the following criteria in order to be admitted:

• Should have reached the age of 17 years.
• Should have received at least 50 percent in the 10+2 exams.
• Plus two examinations in physics, chemistry, and biology are required.
• A strong admission exam score is required.

CAREER

In this career, there is a lot of potential. You will first be referred to as a doctor, and your function will be that of a physiotherapist.

People in today's generation face a slew of muscular skeletal issues in their daily lives. Life is hectic, and we have become accustomed to automation. We used to suffer backache, sciatica, lumbago, and other problems since we didn't utilise our muscles' ability in our daily lives. A physiotherapist is a professional who assists in the treatment of such conditions. A physiotherapist can work as a health advisor, doctor, physical trainer, or sports coach.

After completing the course, you may pursue further education as an M.PT. or a PhD. It is required to obtain a bachelor's degree in order to work in hospitals, health organisations, or private practise. You can work for the Ministry of Sports, a stadium, a hospital, a health society, or as a freelancer. As a result of the high demand for this course in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and others, there is a strong chance to go overseas after completing it. Rehabilitation centres, industrial health units, schools, the military forces, and colleges are all possible places to work.

SALARY

The starting salary of a physiotherapist is determined by the college where he earned his degree and the firm where he will be employed. A physiotherapist's starting pay in India is between Rs. 2 and 2.5 lakh per year. However, depending on the firm, after acquiring experience and obtaining a higher degree, the pay might be increased up to 5 lakh.

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Both the fields you have mentioned are experience dependent. As a fresher to get a job as a Dietician can be really tough but if you go for physiotherapy then you can work under some senior and with gaining experience you can move out to your own clinic. Also in some hospitals, there are requirements of physiotherapist in the department of orthopaedics and as a result you can work as an junior resident there also to gain experience. So I would suggest than BPT can be more easier to get established as a career but for being a dietician you need to go for higher studies and you have to gain experience in order to get some promising jobs.

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https://www.careers360.com/careers/physiotherapist

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BPT is for a duration of four and half years with six months mandatory internship, generally the eligibility criteria to pursue this course is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 50% aggregate, admission process may be done through entrance test, or based on academic merit, some of the top colleges offering BPT with its respective fee structure are mentioned below-

• St Johns Medical College, Bangalore - Rs 616,100
• Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, New Delhi - Rs 560,000
• Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Sion, Mumbai - Rs 151,000
• Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad - Rs 410,000
• Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi - Rs 610,000
• Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences,Rohtak - Rs 49,580

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Based on the reports available online, the average salary of an physiotherapist is around 3.60 Lakh per year. Although, Salary may differ based on skill or knowledge of a person. As far as job opportunities is concerned, Nowadays demands for a good physiotherapist is in increase This means that opportunities are also good here, although it will take some time to match that with other countries.

Hello Aspirant,

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) is a 4-year undergraduate course that teach students about the structure of the human body. Physiotherapy is done in order to maintain and restore maximum movement and functional ability of the body by some exercises or through physical force like heat, electricity.

Admission into the BPT programme is done on the basis of the candidate's performance in the entrance examination.

Top BPT exams :

• IPU CET
• BCECE
• NEET

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BPT or Bachelors of physiotherapy is a UG degree course in physiotherapy.  In this course, the students are provided biophysical treatment procedures for patients suffering from orthopedic or any other physical stifness caused due to any other purpose.

A physiotherapist use to design exercises as well as machinery excercises depending on the symptomps in the patients.

Physiotherapist plays a great role in diseases like Spondalytis, Cervical Disc compression, Color bone injury etc. Also after Orthopedic operations or any other operations which leads to stifness in the skeleton are prescribed to physiotherapists. Thus its a very good profession with good income as well as with mental satisfaction.

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https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-physiotherapy-colleges-in-india

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Hello,

Physiotherapist salary range from INR 12,000 to 45,000 and the average national salary is INR 23,000, which is quite underpaid.

But, There is a very good scope in future in India of Physiotherapy in the upcoming years. Physiotherapy careers path can lead to a variety of interesting and challenging jobs in the healthcare system. Physiotherapists get specializations in the areas such as Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Neurology, Cardiorespiratory, and Orthopedics. Major recruiters are hospitals which try to offer alternative medical service. You can also go for research in this field, teaching, defense medical establishments and rehabilitation centers.

Can't say if the salary will increase in coming years or not but that shouldn't stop you from pursuing this degree if you really want to.

Know more information in detail about physiotherapists from the link given below:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/physiotherapist

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Hey aspirant,

Your career doesn't depends on income. It depends upon your interest. If you are not interested in architecture and still doing it for the sake of good income then it won't worth it. Until and unless you don't enjoy or you ain't interested in your work you won't be able to give your best in that particular field.whereas, if you choose your career based upon your interest you would be able to take out the best version of yours. So that's all I want to say. And also, if we talk about income then it depends on many factors. It can be either same for both the career options or different.

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Good luck.