Medicine & Health Sciences

Admission Procedure for Bachelor of Physiotherapy
The admission for B.P.T program depends on the merit and also on the performance of the applicant in the entrance test. The application forms for the B.P.T entrance test is issued through online websites or by post. The applicants can download the form from the website of the college or university. The forms are also available in the office of the institutes. The application forms must reach the director of admission on or before of the last date.
Bachelor of Physiotherapy Entrance exams in India
- CET Entrance Exam
- Guru Govinda Indraprastha University Physiotherapy Entrance Exam
- JIPMER All India Entrance Exam
How to fill in B.P.T Entrance Application form
While filling the application form, it is advisable to use the aspirants own handwriting. The form must be filled in block letters. The candidates must fill the form completely. Otherwise, there is a chance for the application form to be rejected. It is better to attach recent photographs in the application form. Once the forms reached on time, qualified applicants are sorted and they will receive a hall tickets for appearing the exam. The institute/ university are not responsible for any delay in postal service. If the applicants have any queries about the test one can contact the director of admission.
B.P.T Entrance Exam Pattern
The entrance test duration is 31/2 hours. The entrance exam covers multiple-type objective questions. There will be a maximum of 200 questions. The questions are taken from 5 subjects. They include Physics, Zoology. Some other subjects are like, Chemistry and Botany. English is also another subject. There will be equal number of questions from all these subjects. There is no negative mark for the incorrect answer. The students need to choose suitable answer from the given alternatives. The applicants must practice last year question papers for performing properly in the exam. Students are advised to work on test topics according to the significance of the subject and weight-age in test.