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Mamona Jain

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Candidates can find the difference between BPT, Diploma in Physiotherapy and MPT below:

Feature

BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)

MPT (Master of Physiotherapy)

Diploma in Physiotherapy (DPT)

Duration

4.5 years (including internship)

2 years

1-2 years

Eligibility

12th with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

BPT degree

10th or 12th (varies by institute)

Focus

Undergraduate programme covering general Physiotherapy principles

Advanced specialisation in areas like Neurology, Orthopedics, Sports, etc.

Basic training in Physiotherapy techniques

Career Opportunities

Hospitals, clinics, sports centers, rehabilitation centers

Specialized roles in hospitals, research, academia, and private practice

Assistant roles in clinics, rehabilitation centers, and hospitals

Higher Studies

Eligible for MPT, MBA in Healthcare

Ph.D., research, and academic roles

Can pursue BPT for further studies

Scope

Broad scope in clinical and rehabilitation settings

Advanced scope in research, teaching, and specialization

Limited to support roles and basic therapy

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