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Ishita Singh

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TSMU Bachelor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation course is taught in English. This course is 4 years long. The course's module has three stages Pre-clinical Stage, Clinical Stage, and Consolidation Stage. After graduating, students can work in the:

  • rehabilitation departments of hospitals and specialised clinics
  • sports clubs
  • resorts and wellness centers

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Shruti Khanna

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Students who want to appear in AIIMS Paramedical exam must fulfill both age wise and educational eligibility criteria. Applicants must complete 17 years of age by December 31, 2026 in order to be eligible for exam. 

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Ashwin Yadav

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Indian Spinal Injuries Centre's IIRS Institute is affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) and has a large number of Physiotherapy-related courses for students. For admissions, students have to appear for the IP University Common Entrance Test (CET). Also, the popular courses include BPT, MPT, MOTh, BPO, MPO, among several others.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi.

Capital University is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). 

CUJ lists B.Sc / BMLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) among its offered courses. 

In lists of BMLT‑offering institutions in Jharkhand, Capital University appears among the names.

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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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Gunjan Dhawan

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AI and automation are transforming Medical Transcription, reducing traditional transcription jobs but creating new roles in editing and proofreading AI-generated reports.

  • Speech recognition software is replacing manual transcription in many healthcare settings.
  • Editing and proofreading roles are growing as AI-generated reports still need human oversight.
  • Transcriptionists must upskill to stay relevant in the changing industry.
  • Specialized transcription jobs (e.g., legal or insurance) remain less affected by AI.

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Ishita Uniyal

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Medical Transcriptionists should be having a combination of technical, linguistic and analytical skills also to succeed in the field.

  • Excellent listening and comprehension skills 
  • Fast and accurate typing
  • knowledge  of Medical terminology 
  • Strong grammar and proofreading skills 
  • Proficiency in transcription software 

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