Physiotherapy

It depends on colleges. every college have their different fees structure. Government college fees are upto INR. 40 k -50k per year, and private colleges may have up to INR. 55k to INR. 2 lacs.

According to your intermediate marks, you have to score at least 50 percent of the total marks.

Kindly mention the full form of the college. If you wish to ask for King Memorial College, click the link below:
http://www.kem.edu/students/.

Hi Anil,
I could find 86 colleges across India, where you can opt for a BPT courses. Kindly follow the link and check for more important information. https://www.shiksha.com/search/?uaf[]=base_course&uaf[]=credential&q=Physiotherapy&sb[]=79&sa=1^0^0^0^0^79^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^sb:79&ts=83657623&rf=filter

Here is a thing. Everybody has a different opinion. So here I am going to say what I think. And what I think is taking a drop is not an option. Go for the physiotherapy seat if you want to become a physiotherapist. In the end, it is your decision!

Please check the eligibility as below.
Work Experience
Minimum 12 months
Candidate must be a graduate in Science, Engineering, Technology, Commerce, Arts from a recognized university.
Candidate having Diploma in Engineering/ Technology from a recognized board may also apply.
Admission Process
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BPT is a medical Science course including all the medical subjects. So, without Biology, you are not even eligible to apply for BPT.

It depends on your PUC percentage. Also, you should have the eligible age. Plus, you should fulfill all the eligibilities provided by the institute.

Hi Vipin, I'll prefer you to opt for the BPT as BPT is better than B.Sc. Nursing as career prospects is concerned. It has a wide range of openings in various government set ups. All the best.

Yes, you are eligible for the physiotherapy. There are some universities like Manav Rachna University that provide BA Physiotherapy.