Paramedical

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Yes — internships are possible for BA Psychology students

Psychology internships allow undergraduates to “apply theoretical knowledge to real-life situations” — in clinics, hospitals, wellness centers, research labs, schools, community-service centres, NGOs, etc.

Some mental-health / wellness centers explicitly offer internship/trainee-positions to BA or BSc psychology students. For example, Peace of Mind (India) offers “graduate internship (BA/BSc Psychology or Clinical Psychology)” which includes patient-center workflow, admin support, content-creation, and “live-project” work.

Similarly, Inspiron Psychological Well‑Being Centre offers internship programs to students enrolled in bachelor or master psychology courses; they provide both online and offline internship/training options, including exposure to therapeutic approaches, case discussions, assessments, and counselling-skills training. 

On the “organisational/industrial-psychology” side, there are internship-type programmes focusing on employee behaviour, workplace psychology, HR, organisational development, etc. For example, Indian Counselling Services offers “Industrial and Organizational Psychology Internship” (with certificate/letter) aimed at those interested in organisational psychology.

Hi.

Top Paramedical Courses Without NEET

(UG – After 12th Science with Biology or PCM in some cases)

1. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)- 4.5 years

High demand in hospitals, sports medicine, rehabilitation, orthopedics

Salary grows well with experience

2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing)

(NEET not required in most states; separate entrance exams may apply)- 4 years

Jobs in hospitals, clinics, critical care, overseas opportunities

3. Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT / B.Sc MLT)- 3 years

Works in diagnostic labs (blood tests, pathology, microbiology)

One of the most employable paramedical fields

4. Bachelor of Radiology & Imaging Technology- 3–4 years

MRI, CT-scan, X-ray technician roles

Good salary and fast-growing field

5. B.Sc in Operation Theatre Technology (OTT)- 3 years

Works with surgeons in OT, anesthesia support

High demand in hospitals

6. B.Sc in Anaesthesia Technology- 3 years

Assists anesthesiologists in surgery

Especially useful in large hospitals and ICUs

7. B.Sc in Dialysis Technology- 3 years

Works in nephrology hospitals and dialysis centers

Very high job availability

8. B.Sc Cardiac Care Technology- 3–4 years

Works in cardiology, cath labs, ECG, advanced diagnostics

9. B.Sc Emergency & Trauma Care- 3–4 years

Works in emergency departments, ambulances, trauma centers

Critical care skills → high employability

10. B.Sc Optometry- 4 years

Eye technician, optometrist, vision specialist

Good scope in hospitals and optical chains

11. B.Sc Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP)- 4 years

Works with speech disorders, hearing impairment

High demand in rehabilitation centers

12. Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT)- 4.5 years

Works in rehab, pediatric therapy, autism care

Hi.

possibly — yes, you could be eligible for Grant Government Medical College (GMC, Mumbai)'s B.Sc. Paramedical Technology course with 60% in HSC, provided certain conditions are met. 

Here's how it works:

• For admission to B.Sc. Paramedical Technology (PMT), the candidate must pass 10+2 (HSC/12th) with subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB).

• The minimum required aggregate marks for “open/general” (i.e. unreserved) category is 50%.

• For reserved-category candidates, the minimum is lower (often 40%).

Since you have 60% in HSC, you are above the 50% threshold — which means you meet the basic eligibility criteria.

• You must have passed PCB in 12th (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). If your 60% includes PCB aggregate, that satisfies the subject requirement.

• Admission is merit-based (based on 10+2 marks) — for PMT courses, there's no separate entrance: seats are allotted on the basis of 12th marks / merit list. 

• Because competition may be high and seat intake limited, actual seat allotment may depend on how many candidates apply, their scores, and seat availability. So meeting minimum eligibility doesn't automatically guarantee a seat.

Your 60% in HSC is sufficient to meet the official eligibility criteria of Grant Medical College's B.Sc. Paramedical Technology (PMT) course. However — whether you get admission will depend on how many applicants are competing, on seat availability, and how you rank among them.

Hi.

Here's how the application (admission) process works at NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy (part of NIMS University, Jaipur) — step by step. I also note specific requirements for courses like BPT / BOT, etc.

 Step-by-Step Application Process for NIMS

1. Online Registration

   • Go to the NIMS University admissions portal (on their official website) and click on “Apply” / “Register”.

   • Provide your basic details: name, email ID, mobile number, state etc. The email becomes your login username.

   • You'll receive login credentials (or OTP) via email/mobile. 

   • Fill Application Form & Complete Profile

   • Log into the “Nims Admit Portal”.

   • Fill in the detailed application form — personal information, academic background, course applied for (e.g. Physiotherapy / Occupational Therapy), etc.

   • Pay Application Fee

   • For most courses (including BPT / BOT) the application fee is ₹ 1,000.

   • (Note: Some courses, like B.Sc. Nursing or Ph.D., may have different fee structures per NIMS's official “How to Apply” page.) 

   • Upload Required Documents

   • As part of online submission, you need to upload scanned copies of required documents: passport-size photograph (per specifications, e.g. 3.5 * 4.5 cm), proof of date of birth (e.g. 10th certificate), qualifying exam mark sheet/ certificate (e.g. 12th class marksheet) etc. File formats accepted include jpg, png, jpeg, pdf, bmp. 

   • Originals likely need to be shown later for verification (as per the website instructions).

   • Entrance Exam (if applicable) & Selection

   • For undergraduate courses like Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) or Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT), admissions are based on performance in the university's own entrance exam called NIMSEE.

   • Candidates are selected based on entrance exam merit, and then seat allocation/counselling (if any). 

   • Registration & Fee Payment (after selection)

   • Once selected, you must complete registration by paying the registration fee and a portion of the first-year tuition fee — per the timelines prescribed by the university.

   • Only then will your admission be confirmed.

2. Document Verification & Admission Confirmation

   • Submit/verify original documents (as required) — for example, age proof, qualifying exam certificates, etc.

   • Once fee payment + verification done, admission process completes and you get admission offer / confirmation letter via the portal.

Hi.

That's a good question. Here's an analysis of what I found about NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy (NIMS, Jaipur) — what seems to work, and where there are caveats — to help you decide whether it's “good” (i.e. a reasonable / acceptable choice) depending on what you expect.

• Infrastructure and Campus / Hospital Facilities: According to student reviews and the college's own description, NIMS has a large campus, reasonably good infrastructure, and a hospital attached — which is important for physiotherapy/occupational-therapy courses

• Practical (Hands-On) Training and Clinical Exposure: NIMS claims a 1700-bed hospital (with ICUs, etc.) which can give physiotherapy students exposure to real patients, which is a major plus for practical learning.

• Faculty & Academic Support (according to many students): A number of reviewers say that faculty are “qualified, helpful, ” and supportive.

• Variety of Facilities and Campus Life: Hostel facilities, campus amenities, extra-curricular opportunities, workshops/seminars, and even general comfort (cafeterias, campus amenities) tend to be highlighted. 

• Reasonable for Students Who Are Serious: Many positive reviews note that if you take your studies seriously, attend practicals, and work hard — you can get good benefit from the course (both classroom + clinical).

So, if you are aware that physiotherapy/OTO is a hands-on and somewhat demanding field, and are ready to work hard — NIMS offers a decent environment, exposure, and campus life.

Hi.

Courses offered for MPT are

MPT IN MUSCULOSKELETAL

MPT IN SPORTS

MPT IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY

MPT IN NEUROLOGY

MPT IN PEDIATRIC

MPT IN COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION

MPT at NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, NIMS University is of 2 years duration in total. Students have to complete the course within allowed maximum duration to get the degree. The minimum eligibility criteria is a Class 12 or equivalent pass from a recognised board. Candidates who get selected for NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, NIMS University MPT admission must pay the course fee. NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, NIMS University MPT fee includes tuition fees, hostel fees, security deposit, and other one-time charges.

Hi.

Visit the official website of NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy 

Fill in the application form with all the necessary details

Pay NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy's application fees 

Upload and scan all the necessary documents

Take out the printout of the application form for future reference

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) is a 4 Months course at NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, NIMS University, Jaipur. The total fees for Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) at NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, NIMS University, Jaipur is 4,00,000. This programme helps students with the necessary skills to build a successful career in the Medical.