BPT in Maharashtra

Salary after BPT depends on the college, specialisation, and work experience. Fresh graduates typically start with roles in hospitals, clinics, or sports centres. Students from top-ranked colleges tend to get better placement support and packages. Many graduates also choose to specialise further through MPT for higher-paying roles. Building practical skills during internship also boosts job prospects significantly. 

Students can opt for MPT in specialisations like Orthopaedics, Neurology, Sports Physiotherapy and Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy after BPT. These specialisations allow students to take up senior clinical roles in hospitals and offer higher salary packages. Some of the colleges in Maharashtra also offer MPT courses like D.Y. Patil, KIMS Karad etc. while the right specialisations to pursue depends on the student's aptitude and interest, some are more popular and in demand than others.

No, NEET is not mandatory for BPT admission in Maharashtra. Most private colleges admit students based on 12th-grade marks directly. Government colleges usually require MHT CET or centralised state counselling instead. This makes physiotherapy more accessible compared to MBBS or BDS. Still, having a good NEET score can help in some tie-breaker situations. It's best to check each college's specific admission criteria.