Hey aspirant,

If you'd like to pursue physiotherapy (BPT) with your NEET score, here’s how things work:

First off, yes — NEET is now required for BPT admission in many states and universities. Your NEET score is often used during counselling for both government and private colleges. You’ll need a minimum of 50 percent in PCB in Class 12 and be at least 17 years old to qualify.

Counselling usually starts a few weeks after results are announced. That’s when you register on either the MCC portal for national-level seats or your state’s allied health counselling platform. During registration, you’ll fill in personal and academic details, upload your NEET scorecard and 12th marksheets, then pay the counselling fee.

Next comes choice filling — you pick colleges and seats in order of your preference. After that, seat allotment rounds happen. If you get a seat, you download the allotment letter, pay the admission fees, and report to your college with the required documents.

If you miss government college seats, you can still apply directly to private colleges offering BPT. They usually have their own forms on their websites and accept NEET-qualified candidates. Admission in these colleges depends on seat availability during counselling or management quota rounds.