Hello,

Here’s a brief overview of your questions regarding higher studies in physiotherapy in Australia:

1. Difference between Doctorate (DPT) and Masters :

   • Doctorate in Physiotherapy (DPT) : Typically a clinical doctorate, focused on advanced clinical practice, research, and patient care. It’s a professional degree for those seeking higher clinical expertise and leadership roles.
   • Masters in Physiotherapy : More research-oriented and can be specialized in areas like sports, musculoskeletal therapy, or neurophysiotherapy. It’s ideal for expanding knowledge in specific fields.

2. DPT without a Master's : Yes, you can pursue a DPT directly after a BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy). Some universities offer direct entry into the DPT program without requiring a Master's degree.

3. Residency in Australia : Physiotherapists in Australia can apply for residency through the Skilled Migration Program if they meet the qualifications and requirements, including obtaining registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) .

4. Requirements for University Admission :

   • Academic qualifications : A BPT degree with good academic standing.
   • English proficiency : IELTS or TOEFL scores.
   • Work experience : Some programs may require clinical experience.
   • AHPRA Registration : For practice in Australia, you must register with AHPRA to work as a physiotherapist.

These are general points; individual university requirements may vary.

To get list of top colleges in Australia, visit : https://studyabroad.careers360.com/australia/universities-in-australia-unvlst

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• Tuition : Rs. 40,500 for 54 months
• Hostel : Rs. 37,575 for 54 months
• Total : Rs. 78,075 for 54 months

The tuition and hostel fees are calculated based on the first year, and the actual amounts may vary. The meal plan is not included in the mentioned fee.

To know more, visit  : https://www.careers360.com/colleges/gaur-brahman-physiotherapy-college-rohtak/bpt-course

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As you hold qualifications with B.PTh. and PGDPSM, you can specialize in pharmaceutical industries as well as healthcare sectors. Some of the career options are listed below.

Healthcare Sector:

Clinical Research Associate (CRA): PGDPSM in Pharmaceutical Sales Management will make it easier for you to work in the role of a CRA, within either CROs or pharmaceutical companies. Your responsibility would be to monitor clinical trials, collect data, and meet the regulatory standards in place.

Medical Sales Representative: Use the background in B.PTh. and communication skills to sell pharmaceuticals to health care professionals. Health care requirements and patient care can also be useful for the sales representative.

Regulatory Affairs: Work in the regulatory affairs departments of the pharmaceutical companies with issues like regulatory submissions, drug approvals, and compliance.

Clinical Data Management: Use the knowledge of medical sciences along with data management capabilities while working in clinical data management organizations.

Healthcare Consultant: There are consulting services in regard to clinical trials, regulatory affairs, and medical marketing for healthcare organizations.

Other Courses:

Healthcare Sales: Health care products and services that you can sell to hospitals and clinics and even pharmacies use your PGDPSM acquired skills.

Pharmaceutical Sales: Stay on within the pharmaceutical field selling product and services.

Medical Writing : Write articles for medicine as well as research paper and Clinical trial reports.

Healthcare Administration: Hospital administration, healthcare management, or health insurance

Skills can be further developed through:

Continuing Education: Advanced degrees in Master's in Public Health or specialized certification in clinical research or regulatory affairs

Networking: Good relationships with healthcare professionals, industry experts, and alumni

Professional Development: Conferences, workshops, and webinars on industry trends and regulations.

You can establish your name by getting good clinical practice or any other certificates.

Thus, good clinical practice and PGDPSM together can help you establish a remarkable career in healthcare service.

Hello Radhika ,

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) generally doesn't officially release past question papers for the entrance exams for their Masters in Physiotherapy program . However , you can still prepare proficiently by:

1. Checking Online Study Platforms:

Some educational websites might have sample papers or shared experiences from previous test-takers.

2. Using Entrance Exam Prep Books:

Books focused on physiotherapy entrance exams in India have mock tests and similar types of questions regarding entrance test .

3. Joining Online Study Groups:

Study groups where people share resources and preparation tips for the exam.

4. Focusing on main Topics:

MAHE’s exams typically include questions on anatomy , physiology , pathology , biomechanics and rehabilitation . Strengthening these topics can help you feel confident for a range of questions .

Hope it will help you , I can also help outline study strategies for any specific topics , if you need drop message in comment section .

All the best

Hello aspirant,

Course costs for physiotherapy differ based on a number of variables, including college, course level, and type of college. Podiatry is a field that students can study for a diploma or as an undergraduate or graduate degree.
The cost of physiotherapy courses is largely determined by college. For instance, the cost of physiotherapy courses at government colleges is limited to INR 3,000–INR 2,00,000. Conversely, the cost of physiotherapy courses at private universities ranges from INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,00,000. Certain private institutions charge comparatively inexpensive fees for BPT and MPT courses. CMC Vellore, for example, costs between INR 25,000 and INR 30,000 for these courses.

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Hello,

Medical College, Bangalore doesn't permit direct entry into the MHA program. Instead, it accepts students mainly based on merit and via entrance exam or interview arranged by the college. Required undergraduate degrees for admission include degrees from physiotherapy, nursing, or medicine. Having a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, you qualify for the MHA program; however, you have to go through an official application process. For the present eligibility and admission requirements, it would be best to access their website or dial the admissions office for information.

Hello,

With an All India Rank of 472080 and 355 marks, your chances of admission to Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy depend on several factors, including the cutoff for the year, category, and seat availability.

Generally, physiotherapy cutoffs vary each year based on competition and seat allocation policies.

It’s recommended to check the previous year’s cutoffs and contact the college’s admission office for specific details regarding eligibility and counseling procedures.

You may also explore management quota or waitlist options if your rank is slightly below the cutoff.

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Hello aspirant,

To be admitted to the BPT course, applicants must submit an application for an entrance exam. By the specified time, they must register and turn in their application materials. It is recommended that candidates confirm their eligibility before to applying for a certain exam. Candidates are required to take the entrance exam after completing the application process. The relevant institute creates a merit list for admission to the BPT program based on exam results.

To know more detailed information, you can visit the following link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bpt-bachelor-of-physiotherapy

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Hello Karuna,

With a NEET score of 123, getting admission to MVP Samaj's Physiotherapy College in Nashik through the NTB (Nomadic Tribes) category may be challenging. Admission to physiotherapy programs typically depends on several factors, including the overall competition, the number of seats available, and the cutoff scores for each category.

Generally, physiotherapy colleges have varying cutoffs, and a score of 123 is on the lower end, which may limit your chances in a competitive college. However, if there are fewer applicants from the NTB category or if the college has a lower cutoff for that specific category, you might still have a chance.

It's essential to monitor the counseling process closely, check the previous year's cutoff scores, and consult with the college directly or the admission authorities to get the most accurate information regarding your chances. Additionally, consider other options and colleges as backup plans in case you don’t secure a seat at your desired institution.

I would recommend you to use NEET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

Here is the link to the tool:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

All these three courses are good and have a great career opportunity and scope in future, so you can opt for any of them as per your own preference. You can excel the most in the course selected by you as per your own prefrence.

But in my opinion, you must opt for Physiotherapy Course.

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