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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi.

Admission Basis

Merit‑based selection:

  • The college accepts candidates based on merit in the qualifying exam (e.g., 10+2 marks for UG courses like BPT and graduation marks for PG courses like MPT).

Internal or institute entrance where applicable:

  • While the college itself is mainly merit‑driven, some courses may involve an internal entrance or selection procedure conducted by the university (especially for postgraduate or specialised programmes).

Online application:

  • Admissions are done through the college's official online application portal, and there is no mandatory national entrance exam like NEET required for physiotherapy/occupati

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Rashmi Srivastava

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The private colleges that have the lowest Occupational Therapy course fees are:

Colleges 

Fees (INR)

Shridhar University

6,000 - 60,000

Saveetha University

75,000 - 2 Lakh

Sun Rise University

80,000 - 1.6 Lakh

OPJS University

1 Lakh

Rayat Bahra University

1.2 Lakh

Note: This information is taken from the official website and may vary.

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Rashmi Thakur

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Students can try to get admission in government colleges as these colleges have low tuition fees if we compare it to the private colleges or take education loan to reduce the cost. Most of the students prefer govt. colleges for this course.

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Shikha Arora

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Yes, definitely the fees can be different according to the state or region where the college is located. Private colleges in the urban areas and the colleges in the metropolitan cities have much higher fees. Colleges that are located in tier 2 cities or are run by the govt. often have lower fees which makes it the most preferred choice for the students who have a smaller budget. It is difficult to take admission in govt. colleges in big cities for some of the students as they are on the little bit expensive in comparison to the govt.colleges present in small towns.

Hope this is helpful!

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Mohit Datta

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Yes, private colleges mostly charge higher fees for Occupational Therapy courses if we compare it to government colleges.
Government colleges often subsidize fees making them more affordable oprion which is from Rs. 20 K to Rs. 60 K per year. In contrast, private colleges may charge between rs. 1 - 3 Lacs annually that too depending on the facilities and location. Students should always compare both to choose the best college based on their affordability and quality.

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Aishwarya Rai

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Physiotherapy focuses on improving movement, strength, and physical function after injuries, surgeries, or illnesses. It deals with the rehabilitation of muscles, bones, and nerves through exercises and manual therapy.

Occupational Therapy, on the other hand, emphasizes helping patients perform daily activities like dressing, eating, or working, especially after trauma, disability, or developmental issues. While both overlap, physiotherapy is body-function oriented, and occupational therapy is life-function oriented.

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Sukrati Shukla

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The detailed fee structure for the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOTh) at Narayana Medical College and Hospital, Nellore, is not specifically listed among public course fee disclosures for the year twenty-five. However, based on similar allied health courses at private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh, the annual tuition is generally in the range of one Lacs fifty thousand rupees to two Lacs rupees per year, with separate charges for hostel and other amenities. For the most current and programme-specific details, it is best to directly contact the college's admissions office, as exact amounts may vary each year and per category.

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Arzu Deswal

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Christian Medical college, Vellore offers a 4 year Bachelor programme Bot (Bachelors of Occupational Therapy).

The eligibility criteria is that the candiate must have schored a minimum  of 33% in PCB subjects in their 12th boards and should have completed 17 years of age before entering into the degree.

Apart from this it is important to score well in the Neet Entrance exam as this is one of the most reputed medical college and have a high cut-off.

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