BPT

For general candidate 50 percent is required and for SC/ST 45 percent is required in various BPT entrances. For Gap year students, is same as newer. But, in CET (SVNIRTAR, NILD etc.) entrance maximum gap year is 3 years.

If you planning to go abroad, then why not pursue your Masters from any prestigious college abroad. On the other note there is no harm or demerit in pursuing your Masters from India if you are planning on going abroad in future. But, it would be better to pursue your Master's degree abroad in my opinion. All the best.

Both the courses in consideration are quite different in their individual aspects. So, taking in consideration I would suggest that BPT is a better course to pursue that BVHS. BPT has a wider scope and job prospect than BVHS. Furthermore Physiotherapy is one of the emerging sciences that has gained popularity in the recent times. So, BPT is definitely a better option. All the best.

So, according to me BCA is a very good course, because you will get to know about how the industry works in the field of computers and how you can do various types of calculations various types of coding in the field of BCA, so you will be getting a high exposure and you will be getting a hi skills with which you can achieve more in life and you can pursue your dreams.

In the recent times, BPT course has been withdrawn from the circular of courses available in any AIIMS throughout the country. So, you cannot apply to AIIMS.
All the best.

The fees for BPT is INR 1.49 Lakh.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible as you are already a BPT graduate and age and marriage is not an issue to pursue a post-graduation course that is M.Sc in nutrition. So, go ahead and get admission.