Physiotherapy

For the list of probable colleges you can get, check out the predictor below :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ggsipu-college-predictor.

You do BPT. You can work as a physiotherapist. You do B.Pharma. You can work in pharmacy, sales, marketing, manufacturing, quality assurance, analysis, chemical research, formulation development, clinical research, intellectual property rights, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, consulting, proj

Well, both are good at their level. If you are capable to pay the fee of MBBS then you should go for that. Otherwise, Physiotherapy is good option as well. But if your family is strong financially then go for MBBS. All the best.

You could probably pursue a Bachelor course in physiotherapy or if that's not possible, go for a short course in physiotherapy and then change the field accordingly.

Yes, you can go for B.Ed as IGNOU offers no age limit courses. Admission is done on basis of the entrance exam. So, go for it.
Regards.

If you do BPT then you can work as a physiotherapist and if you do B.Pharma then you can work in pharmacy, sales, marketing, manufacturing, quality assurance, analysis, chemical research, formulation development, clinical research, intellectual property rights, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance,

https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
Use the college predictor link to know about the colleges you can get.
Good luck.

Here are some of the colleges:
Kempegowda Institute,
MS Ramaiah,
Dayananda Sagar,
RV College,
Krupanidhi College,
Acharya Institute,
Garden City College,
Oxford College,
RajaRajeshwari College,
Ambedkar College.

Both are equally good courses, you have to choose according to your interest only. After doing both courses you have good jobs options you may get both governments. And private jobs the only difference is that after doing BPT you will be designated as the doctor and you can do your own practice and