MPT Neurology

Yes, most universities require candidates to clear an entrance exam for admission to the MPT Neurology program. Exams like CUET PG, or college-specific tests may be conducted.

These exams typically assess knowledge gained during BPT and may include aptitude or clinical reasoning. Some private colleges, however, also offer direct admission based on merit or BPT scores.

No, you cannot become a surgeon after completing MPT. Surgery is a field of medicine that requires an MBBS degree followed by postgraduate training in a surgical speciality, such as MS (Master of Surgery) or MCh (Magister Chirurgiae). 

Physiotherapy focuses on rehabilitation, therapeutic exercises, and non-invasive treatment methods, whereas surgery involves invasive medical procedures. If you aspire to become a surgeon, you would need to pursue the medical education and training specific to that field.

The salary for an MPT Neurology graduate in India varies depending on the level of experience, the type of healthcare facility, and the location. Here is a breakdown of salary levels:

• Entry-Level (0–2 years of experience): INR 3 - 5 LPA 

• Mid-Level (3–7 years of experience): INR 5 - 8 LPA 

• Senior-Level (8+ years of experience): INR 10 LPA 

No, NEET is not required for admission to MPT in Neurology.

NEET is primarily for undergraduate medical courses like MBBS and other allied health programs like BDS, etc. 

For MPT Neurology, admissions are usually based on postgraduate entrance exams like the Common University Entrance Test - Postgraduate (CUET PG) or specific entrance exams conducted by universities or colleges offering the program.

Amity University, Noida uses a personal interview and the candidate's academic achievement in the undergraduate program (BPT) to determine the cutoff for the Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) in Neurology. Although a minimum of 55% in BPT is normally needed, the applicant's entrance exam results and interview performance are also taken into account when making the final decision. It's best to check with the university's admissions office or website for the most up-to-date information on cutoffs and application schedules, as they vary every year depending on demand.