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Nishtha Chatterjee

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Candidates can check below the benefits of pursuing MPT Orthopaedics:

  • Specialized Expertise: MPT Orthopaedics enables physiotherapists to specialize in managing orthopaedic conditions.

  • High Demand: There is a growing need for specialists in orthopaedic rehabilitation, especially due to increasing cases of joint replacements, fractures, sports injuries, and musculoskeletal disorders.

  • Career Advancement: A specialised degree like MPT Orthopaedics enhances career opportunities. 

  • Holistic Approach to Treatment: This field covers a broad range of treatments including post-operative care, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. 

  • Research

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Anurag Yadav

Beginner-Level 5

To get admission to the Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) programme at People's University, Bhopal, you must have successfully completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) from a recognised university. 

The MPT programme is a two-year master's degree course that aims to develop advanced skills in physiotherapy. Some of the skills that students learn include: 

   Evaluation and assessment

  Therapeutic techniques like electrical modalities, exercise therapy, and remedial massage

  Compassion and concern for patients

  Teaching, management, research guidance, and counseling 

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Mani Sahni

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The primary difference between BPT course and MPT course lies in the level of education and specialization. BPT course is an UG degree that provides foundational knowledge and training in physiotherapy, focusing on general rehabilitation, exercise therapy, and patient care for various conditions. 

On the other hand, MPT is a PG degree that allows students to specialize in specific areas of physiotherapy, such as sports physiotherapy, orthopedic physiotherapy, neurology, or pediatrics. MPT offers advanced knowledge, more in-depth clinical exposure, and research opportunities, preparing graduates for specialised roles in the field, i

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Annu navariya

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To follow up for a PhD at BJ Medical College, Pune after doing an MPT (Master of Physiotherapy), the eligibility procedure involves first checking if the candidate fulfills the requirements which usually consist of having a postgraduate degree related to their area of study with good academic credentials. The research proposal on the area of interest preferably concerning Physiotherapy or related fields of medicine would be required. The entry procedure may involve clearing an entrance examination which may be of type PhD Entrance Test (PET), followed by interview. The admission for any student shall primarily depend on the performance

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Annu navariya

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Upon completing your Master of Physiotherapy from BITS Pilani, you can pursue a PhD in related fields like Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation Sciences, and Healthcare. Ph.D. offered through BITS Higher Degree Admission Test is available at BITS Pilani. These students must have a relevant master's degree, such as an MPT with minimum academic performance, and a well-developed research proposal. You can apply to the PhD programme in the concerned department, and after selection, you will be working on your research under a guide. You are advised to keep yourself updated with the admission process and the deadlines by referring to the BITS Pila

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Dhiraj Jaiswal

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Hello Guys,

If you're a physiotherapist pursuing a Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) course, you should choose the UGC NET subject that corresponds to your area of specialisation in your post-graduation.

If your post-graduation subject isn't listed in the UGC NET subject list, you can choose a related subject.

Some subjects that are part of the MPT course syllabus include: Advanced Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Biomechanics, Physiotherapeutic Techniques and Approaches,
Research Methodology and Biostatistics, and Electrophysiology and Electrotherapy.

To be eligible for the MPT course, you must:
Have passed Class 12 in the Science stream

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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.

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Following are some of the colleges that offer MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) in Pune -

  • C.M.F.'s College of Physiotherapy
  • Dr D Y Patil College of Physiotherapy 
  • Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy
  • D.E.S. College of Physiotherapy
  • MAEERs Physiotherapy College

All the above-mentioned colleges are good and known for quality education. 

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Ashish Chourasia

Contributor-Level 10

MPT Admission 2023 will be determined by an entrance exam or direct admission offered by some colleges. The majority of admissions are dependent on MPT entrance tests 2023. To be eligible to apply for the MPT Course, candidates must have a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree from a recognised university with at least 50% grades and a 6-month internship. NEET PG, DSAT, and IPUCET are the most popular entrance exams for MPT programmes.

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