Hello,

Yes, you can pursue a Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) after completing a BSc Nursing , although some points should be considered:

1. Eligibility Criteria :

   • MPT programs typically require a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy (BPT) . However, some institutions may accept applicants with a related healthcare background like BSc Nursing , depending on specific university policies.

2. Bridge Courses :

   • You might need to complete bridge courses or additional prerequisites to meet entry standards, as nursing and physiotherapy have distinct foundational knowledge bases.

3. Career Shifts :

   • Transitioning from nursing to physiotherapy may open new career opportunities in rehabilitation and sports medicine but requires adapting to a different scope of practice.

4. Application Process :

   • Check with individual universities about their admission requirements and policies for non-BPT applicants.

5. Skill Transfer :

   • Skills in patient care, anatomy, and clinical practice from BSc Nursing can benefit your MPT studies.

To know more, visit : https://www.careers360.com/courses/mpt-master-of-physiotherapy

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Yes,You cando BPT but your Bsc degree will be of no use as you will have to take admission with your 12th result biology as a compulsory subject After 12th 4.5yrs of Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy and you are interested in masters it's for 2yrs in addition with 3vyears so total is of 5 years.

If you are ready to invest this much time then go for it.here are details about the course

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

Hello there,

No, you cannot directly pursue MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) after completing a B.Sc. Nursing because MPT requires a BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) as the eligibility criterion.

If you're interested in physiotherapy, you would need to first complete a BPT program before applying for MPT. Alternatively, you can explore advanced nursing courses like M.Sc. Nursing or other healthcare-related postgraduate programs.

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