Dear Ma'am,

yes there are Physiotherapy jobs available in the Indian Army. Physiotherapists start their career in the army holding the rank of Second Lieutenant. After further completion of Professionally Qualified Officer course, they become Lieutenant.

Dear Ma'am,

Physiotherapists start their career in the Indian Army with the rank of Second Lieutenant. After further completion of the required course of Professionally Qualified Officer course, they become Lieutenant. If they are further interested to qualify for higher ranks and wish to develop military and leadership skills further,

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,

There are limited scope to join army after finishing graduation in physiotherapy.

There are a few counted options :-

1. For Army / Navy/ IAF: You will have to write CDSE.
2. For Para- military forces: You have to qualify CAPF written and interview.
3. And you can also choose to be

Hello,

Unfortunately, one have got limited scope to join armed forces after finishing graduation in physiotherapy.

• For Army/ Navy/ IAF: You will have to write CDSE. But it will be a SSC i.e. Short service commission and it will not be a medical cadre. As of now army doesn't have

Hello

You can leave your physiotherapy seat if you want to(since you have already finished three years of the course) but you will have to get th eTransfer certificate from your college administration. Without it you will not be given a seat in the counselling. There may be a requirement

Hello,

Yes you can but if you leave the physiotherapy seat and want to appear in the counseling section then you must make clear that you have to pay the whole course fee.

For 1663 rank you will definitely get a good government college. All the best. Thank you