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Physiotherapy ke college ki fees ke bareme bataiye

raziya khan 23rd May, 2019

Hello aspirant!
Answering your question-
Bachelor of Physiotherapy BPT is a 4-year undergraduate course, which includes compulsory 6 months of clinical internship, and involving the science of physical movement aimed at preventing disease and disability.

To be eligible to apply for the course, aspiring candidates need to have attained the

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Sir physiotherapy keep liye 12the main kitne marks ki requirement hai

Manidipa Kundu Student Expert 13th May, 2019

hello aspirant,
to get admission in any institute in India for bachelor in physiotherapy you need to have 50% marks in 10+2 with physics, chemistry and biology.
hope it would help.

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For physiotherapy neet marks are counted?

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 12th May, 2019

Dear Kirti, NEET is the entrance examination for admission to Medical, Dental, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India. So these scores are only accepted for these courses. Alternatively Physioherapy admission depends on the University that you want to take admission in. Few Institutions conduct admissions based on Merit in 10+2

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Which course recruitment in government sector job are possible with B.pharmacy or Bachelor of physiotherapy ?

Prabhat Mishra 12th May, 2019

Hello Avijeet,

It appears that you have an interest in medical Wing, particularly drugs and medicines.

GOVERNMENT JOBS AFTER B PHARMACY...
With B Pharmacy Qualification there are Government jobs in India, few of them are as follows.

1.Drug Inspector : Gazetted officer (Notifications released by UPSC and State Public service

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Which course are best B.pharmacy or Bachelor of physiotherapy and what is the scope of this course ?

Deepa Ghosh 11th May, 2019

Hello Avijeet,

Scope in physiotherapy career can rise to a variety of challenging & interesting jobs in the health care system. As a Physiotherapist, you can get specializations in the fields such as geriatrics, cardiorespiratory, geriatrics, orthopaedics & neurology. In future, there is a wide scope of physiotherapy no doubt.

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I got 79% in +2 . Can i do physiotherapy from deemed universities.?

Manidipa Kundu Student Expert 11th May, 2019

hello aspirant,

your score in 10+2 are enough to get in physiotherapy courses. most universities need only 50% marks in pcm in 10+2. i have mentioned some good institution for physiotherapy courses.

Apollo Physiotherapy College

Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Institute for Physically Handicapped

Indian Institute of Health Education & Research

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I scored 105marks in neet exam can i get govt physiotherapy clg in sc category

Kshitij Pawar 11th May, 2019

Hello Soni

According to your score in NEET 2019 which is 105 and your caste being SC there are decent chances that you will get into your desired college below i will share you link where you can predict which college you can get into according to your marks

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=google-search&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=neet-clgpd

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I score 105marks in neet 2019can i get govt physiotherapy college in sc category

Sunanda Dhar Student Expert 11th May, 2019

please check out this link

http://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

hope it helps

Good Luck!

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I score 105marks in neet can i get govt physiotherapy medical college in sc category

Swetanshu Subhrajit 11th May, 2019

Hi there Soni,
I don't think NEET marks are required for BPT courses across the country. The main requirements for pursuing BPT course is:
1) A higher secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification completed by recognised institution in Science subjects containing Physics, Chemistry and Biology primarily.
2) Should have attained more

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