Dear Aspirant,

Physiotherapy in simple terms is understanding human anatomy and treating the patients by physical methods like massage, heat, excercise etc. It one of the part of health allied science and it is demanding profession. It has a wider scope where in you can work with hospital or you

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Physician assistants are integral members of the health care team in many hospitals and clinical practices. The role of the physician assistant (PA) is to practice medicine under the direction and supervision of a licensed physician.

Physiotherapists may have to assess the physical condition of a patient in order

I studied Physiotherapy and so I can help you with a decent perspective. Once you complete your BPT, ou can take up MPT in various streams like Orthopedics, Cardiology, Neurology and Sports Sciences. In India these are the 4 major specialisations. But if  you go abroad, they ave a combination

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here are some of the course you can pursue after completing your 10+2

1. bachelor of business administration

2. bachelor of management science

3. bachelor of fine arts

4. bachelor of fine arts

5. Bachelor of architecture

6. bachelor of event management

7. B.A+ L.L.B

8. bachelor of social

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The admission procedure and fee structure for both BPT and MPT courses in KLE Institute of Physiotherapy are mentioned below:

Qualification:

BPT: 40% and above aggregate marks in +2 with PCB. For SC and ST candidates, minimum 35% aggregate marks is required.

MPT: 50% and above aggregate marks in

HI Pratik,

You can not say it is the best college for Physiotherapy but quite good, not that bad too. There are quite good opportunities. Though, I am listing some colleges for Bachelor's of Physiotherapy : CMC, Vellore ;Madras Medical College, Chennai;Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai;Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Mumbai;Institute

Hingulambika college of physiotherapy

97401 01999

I am interested physiotherapy department please free sheet

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Government Medical College in Nagpur requires the candidates to have passed 10+2/HSC or its equivalent qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, as subjects, and with a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from a recognized board or university to be considered eligible