Physiotherapy

Hi,
Please find the link below for the list of the colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/physiotherapy/colleges/colleges-india.

Hi Manohar Yadav, Kindly mention the exam name for better understanding.

The fee is around INR 10,000 to 5 Lacs.

Hello Afzal,
Yes, you may get a government seat for physiotherapy. But again, it depends upon the current year's merit list.

Best government colleges for physiotherapy are-
1. SVNIRTAR, Cuttack
2. NIEPMID, Chennai
3. NILD, Kolkata
4. DDUIPH, Delhi
These are the best institution run by central government under Ministry of social justice and empowerment. For admission here you need to give entrance. For entry related information you can click http://www.niohkol.nic.in/cet2018.html
There are a lot of private institute to choose from like Manipal University, Sikkim Manipal University, Amity University etc.

Yes, you can join internship in PGIMER after getting the clearance from MMU. After accepting all your marksheets and certificates, they will accept or reject your plea for the internship. Hope this helps. Thanks.

Sure,
Eligibility criteria is same as for the other UG courses:
1. Pass 10+2 from a recognized board.
2. Not more than the eligible age which is listed by the University.
3. Gap certificate if applicable.
4. At least 50-60% in 10+2.
5. Crack the entrance.
6. Permanent resident of India.

BPT is much better than DPT. Bachelorette degree is much better than just a Diploma. Diploma in PT is like technician or helper to a BPT or MPT holder. You won't have the adequate knowledge. Just a Diploma will have the basic knowledge of treating the patient like a nurse does. But once you get the Degree, you are a professional in that field and can be called as Doc or Physio. Thanks.

PGIMER is having better reputation and exposure to patients. Also, PGIMER is more popular than GNDU. Also, the place matters a little, Chandigarh being the major city with more patients than the GNDU. Moreover, there is no issue in GNDU. GNDU is also a best institute. But, when comes to comparison with PGIMER, I'll go with PGIMER.

Yes, for sure you can get those back. Just write an application to them stating that you require back, as you want to now withdraw from their college and want to apply in some other one.