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Amrit Raj

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Gunjan,
As per current trend, you should go for physiotherapy. The career opportunity is very good in this course. But still, you should go for the branches in which you are interested. Best of luck.

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Amrit Raj

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Sakshi,
You cannot get admission in physiotherapy in any government colleges without NEET exam. Yes, you can get admission in private colleges through management quota. Details of which, you can get after visiting the campus. Best of luck.

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Yagma Naaz SheikhConstantly working towards the learning process.

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Yes, you can get admission for physiotherapy or paramedical course.

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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth

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Yes, the hostel and mess fee is separate from the course fee.
Follow the brochure for more details. It is written there clearly.

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Yash Gupta

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Candidates wishing to pursue the course are needed to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria listed below in order to apply for the course:
Higher Secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification, completed from a recognized university, in the Science stream, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as main subjects.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% or equivalent CGPA at the 10+2 level (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
Hope this helps.

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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer

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For general candidate 50 percent is required and for SC/ST 45 percent is required in various BPT entrances. For Gap year students, is same as newer. But, in CET (SVNIRTAR, NILD etc.) entrance maximum gap year is 3 years.

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S.L. Abhipsa

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If you planning to go abroad, then why not pursue your Masters from any prestigious college abroad. On the other note there is no harm or demerit in pursuing your Masters from India if you are planning on going abroad in future. But, it would be better to pursue your Master's degree abroad in my opinion. All the best.

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S.L. Abhipsa

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Of course, there are several courses that can be done after BPT. BPT is one of the courses which has a wide career prospect. After BPT one can go for MPT or MPH or Masters in several other health related subjects like nutrition, hospital administration etc. All the best.

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S.L. Abhipsa

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Both the courses in consideration are quite different in their individual aspects. So, taking in consideration I would suggest that BPT is a better course to pursue that BVHS. BPT has a wider scope and job prospect than BVHS. Furthermore Physiotherapy is one of the emerging sciences that has gained popularity in the recent times. So, BPT is definitely a better option. All the best.

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