Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists help patients rehabilitate from a state of incapacity due to genetic defect or the result of an accident or illness. Hence, you must have thorough knowledge of the human anatomy and the intricacies of bones, muscles and nerves. Job opportunities
Physiotherapists are required in each department of a hospital, be it ICU or geriatrics, and they can also choose to work independently or be part of a multidisciplinary team. You can enjoy flexible working hours as a consultant, choosing the number of hours you work every day. The complete picture
Being a physiotherapist can be a very rewarding profession, but you will have your share of frustrations as well. Sometimes your treatment plan will show the desired results. Other times you will not even come close. But gratitude from patients and their families will always follow you. So always be willing to learn and be prepared. The field is just opening up and there is tremendous scope. All the best.

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Yes, you can go for M.A. (Psychology) after your BPT. Eligibility for M.A. (Psychology) in most of the top universities is pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelor's Degree. (It may vary with the University you choose)
The main aim of M.A. (Psychology) is to provide understanding and the answers to the complexity of human behavior with broad focus on psychological testing, Psychopathology, Health Psychology, Positive Psychology and Organizational Behavior etc. You must make sure that you are enrolling yourself in a premium university that provides you access to ample growth opportunities. Some of the top universities for M.A. (Psychology) are:
Jesus and Mary College, Delhi. Lovely Professional University, Punjab
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai. Presidency College, Chennai. Christ University, Bangalore. I hope it helps.