Symbiosis College of Physiotherapy (SCOP) Mulshi Pune Answered Questions

Hi.For Merit‑quota (Indian nationals): First-year fee is ₹ 3,50,000 (₹ 3,00,000 academic + ₹ 50,000 refundable deposit). SCOP states that the academic fee will increase by approximately 10% every year. Based on this, many sources approximate total tuition (for all 5 years) to be around ₹ 15 lakhs.

Hi.Educational QualificationMust have passed 10+2 / HSC (or equivalent).12th should include Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as subjects.10th / SSC pass certificate is required.Entrance RequirementMust have appeared in NEET‑UG (relevant year) — score is mandatory for all candidates, including both merit and institutional/management quotas.Age LimitCandidate must meet age criteria as per NEET / SCOP admissions (e.g., born on or before 31st December 2007 for 2025 batch).Medical FitnessMust be medically fit to undergo a physiotherapy course, which involves clinical and practical exposure.Quota / NationalityMerit Quota (85%): Indian nationals and eligible OCI/PIO candidates.Institutional / Management / Discretionary Quota (15%): Foreign nationals, NRIs, or remaining Indian candidates if seats are vacant.Even for 15% quota, NEET‑UG appearance is mandatory.Documents RequiredNEET‑UG scorecard, 10th & 12th mark sheets, identity proof, medical fitness certificate, and other documents per SCOP instructions.

Hi.SCOP requires you to have completed 12th standard (HSC) with Physics, Chemistry + Biology (PCB) — plus 10th (SSC) — to be eligible.You also must have appeared in NEET-UG (for the relevant year — e.g. 2025) to get admission.Official eligibility criteria pages do not explicitly mention a minimum board percentage (like “must have 60% or 50%”) — they just say “passed HSC / 12th standard.”

Hi.Educational QualificationMust have passed 10+2 / HSC (or equivalent).12th should include Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as subjects.10th / SSC pass certificate is required.Entrance RequirementMust have appeared in NEET‑UG (relevant year) — score is mandatory for all candidates, including both merit and institutional/management quotas.Age LimitCandidate must meet age criteria as per NEET / SCOP admissions (e.g., born on or before 31st December 2007 for 2025 batch).Medical FitnessMust be medically fit to undergo a physiotherapy course, which involves clinical and practical exposure.Quota / NationalityMerit Quota (85%): Indian nationals and eligible OCI/PIO candidates.Institutional / Management / Discretionary Quota (15%): Foreign nationals, NRIs, or remaining Indian candidates if seats are vacant.Even for 15% quota, NEET‑UG appearance is mandatory.Documents RequiredNEET‑UG scorecard, 10th & 12th mark sheets, identity proof, medical fitness certificate, and other documents per SCOP instructions.

Hi.Yes — admissions to Symbiosis College of Physiotherapy (SCOP) for the BPT / BPTh course are entrance-based.SCOP admits most students based on NEET‑UG scores — you must have appeared in NEET-UG to be eligible. The admission is merit-based; the institute explicitly states that there is no capitation / donation fee or “direct / management-quota via payment” scheme for BPT admissions.SCOP has 85% of seats under “Merit Quota” (based on NEET-UG merit) and 15% as “Institutional/Management/Discretionary Quota.” However, even for that 15%, NEET-UG appearance is mandatory per eligibility criteria.

Hi.Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPTh) — This is the primary (and currently only) degree programme offered by SCOP. The BPTh / BPT programme at SCOP is a 5‑year degree: 4 years of academics + 1 year compulsory clinical internship (per guidelines of National Commission of Allied and Healthcare Professionals, NCAHP).

Hi.Educational QualificationMust have passed 10+2 / HSC (or equivalent).12th should include Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as subjects.10th / SSC pass certificate is required.Entrance RequirementMust have appeared in NEET‑UG (relevant year) — score is mandatory for all candidates, including both merit and institutional/management quotas.Age LimitCandidate must meet age criteria as per NEET / SCOP admissions (e.g., born on or before 31st December 2007 for 2025 batch).Medical FitnessMust be medically fit to undergo a physiotherapy course, which involves clinical and practical exposure.Quota / NationalityMerit Quota (85%): Indian nationals and eligible OCI/PIO candidates.Institutional / Management / Discretionary Quota (15%): Foreign nationals, NRIs, or remaining Indian candidates if seats are vacant.Even for 15% quota, NEET‑UG appearance is mandatory.Documents RequiredNEET‑UG scorecard, 10th & 12th mark sheets, identity proof, medical fitness certificate, and other documents per SCOP instructions.

Hi.Educational QualificationMust have passed 10+2 / HSC (or equivalent).12th should include Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as subjects.10th / SSC pass certificate is required.Entrance RequirementMust have appeared in NEET‑UG (relevant year) — score is mandatory for all candidates, including both merit and institutional/management quotas.Age LimitCandidate must meet age criteria as per NEET / SCOP admissions (e.g., born on or before 31st December 2007 for 2025 batch).Medical FitnessMust be medically fit to undergo a physiotherapy course, which involves clinical and practical exposure.Quota / NationalityMerit Quota (85%): Indian nationals and eligible OCI/PIO candidates.Institutional / Management / Discretionary Quota (15%): Foreign nationals, NRIs, or remaining Indian candidates if seats are vacant.Even for 15% quota, NEET‑UG appearance is mandatory.Documents RequiredNEET‑UG scorecard, 10th & 12th mark sheets, identity proof, medical fitness certificate, and other documents per SCOP instructions.

Hi.SCOP divides seats into two quotas:85% of seats — “Merit Quota”: for Indian nationals / eligible OCI/PIO candidates. Selection among these seats is done strictly on the basis of NEET‑UG merit (score). 15% of seats — “Institutional / Management / Discretionary Quota”: these are allotted first to Foreign Nationals and NRIs. If those seats remain unfilled, eligible OCI/PIO or Indian nationals may be considered.