Medicine & Health Sciences

Yes, M.Sc. (Clinical Embryology) at LPU is a suitable choice for students who want to build a career in reproductive medicine and fertility sciences. The course covers embryology, IVF techniques, reproductive biology and lab training, so learning is not limited to theory. Practical exposure and industry focused training help students prepare for roles in fertility clinics, IVF centres, research labs and related healthcare fields.

Yes and these are good choices for students who want lower cost and less time to complete the course. 4.5 year BPT is costly for a student and some can opt for Diploma in Physio programme in Lucknow colleges as it mostly costs INR 77,000 to INR 1.09 Lacs and the programme is shorter.  They are perfect for students who want to work soon and are willing to go for the full BPT later.

If the students get admission to government college, then answer is a definite yes. One of the most prestigious medical and health care establishments in North India, King George's Medical University, KGMU is considered as the best physiotherapy college in Lucknow. It offers outstanding clinical training with exposure to a high volume of patients, experienced faculty, and strong academic standards at affordable fees. KGMU is ranked 5th in India as per NIRF 2025 in the physiotherapy category, making it a top choice for serious aspirants.

Lucknow colleges offer more specialisation options than most students realise. Neurology is the most popular specialisation offered by physiotherapy colleges in Lucknow, primarily at the MPT level. Other popular specialisations include orthopaedic physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, cardiopulmonary physiotherapy, and paediatric physiotherapy. 

Yes, this is a strict requirement, not just a suggestion as Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) under its rule, B.Pharm students in Mumbai have to complete practical training of 150 hours in hospital, community pharmacy and industry. Practical exposure is compulsory and will directly influence your final degree and job prospects.

For B.Pharm, General pharmacy remains the most in-demand specialisation, but for M.Pharm, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, and Pharmaceutical Chemistry tend to open doors to better-paying research and industry roles. Students aiming for higher salaries often pair their specialisation with additional certifications or GPAT-based M.Pharm admission.

Yes, holding a valid council registration is mandatory to pursue the MS course at PGIMER Chandigarh. You must be registered with either the Central Medical Council or any State Medical Council. This registration acts as your legal license to practice medicine during residency.  

The quota framework for the MS course at PGIMER Chandigarh follows central Indian policies instead of state rules. It sets aside specific seats for SC, ST, and OBC doctors on a national scale. There is also a unique five percent reservation for rural medical officers.