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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
Both are very inter related to one another.
Talking about scope for pharmacy, you can be a drug inspector or drug officer and moreover can hold a reputed place in any higher authority like pharmacy councils.
Pharmacy graduate can also diverse their future in entrepreneurship and marketing whereas physiotherapy can link you to any reputed sport or game like international cricket, football etc.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Physiotherapy jobs may be found at:Community health centers,Mental health centers,Nursing homes/private care centers,Rehabilitation centers,Sports clinics,Fitness centersGovernment hospitalsThe Institute of the Physically HandicappedDefence establishmentsTeaching establishmentsTheir own clinic
Hospital employed physiotherapists may earn Rs. 5000-7000 a mo
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
As per my knowledge, the advantage of doing integrated BPT and MPT over individual degrees is going to be manifold. One of my friends joined the course two years back in LPU and the first benefit that she told me is of fees. Whatever was the fees of the higher degree (MPT) two years back that would be applicable to her when she will reach her MPT. Another benefit that she talks of is that she won't have to worry about colleges and prepare for entrance test after her BPT because of the integrated course. Also, she says that she doesn't have to adjust in the new environment when she goes for her higher degree as both the degrees
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Guide-Level 14
You definitely can pursue BPT after 12th with medical. Other than BPT, you can also go for paramedical courses like Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Ayurveda, etc. You can go for various B.Sc like Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, etc. Other than these you have specialized ones like Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Forensic, Agriculture, Food technology, Computer Science, etc. Apart from these you have honours courses too.
Other than science stream, you can have a career in Journalism, Film and TV production, Management, Hotel Management, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Physical Education, Yoga, etc too.
There are many reputed universi
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Contributor-Level 7
No, Smridhi, Physiotherapists don't perform surgeries.
The job of a physiotherapist revolves around:
- Identifying the physical problem
- Developing and reviewing treatment programmes
- Supporting patients with joint and spinal problems, especially following surgery
- Assisting patients' rehabilitation following accidents, injury and strokes
- Supervision and education of junior physiotherapists
- Reporting patient case notes and reports
- Advising patients and their careers about how to prevent and/or improve conditions
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