Hello,
Most individuals decide to pursue a postgraduate degree after earning their MBBS. Medical graduates have a variety of possibilities, the most popular of which are MD, MS, and DNB programs.
For admission into the DNB course, the following are the criteria-
Hence, since you are a BPT graduate, you are not eligible to give NEET PG to pursue the DNB course. However, you can give NEET-UG, obtain your medical license on completion of the 5-year course which includes 1 year of compulsory internship and then attempt the NEET PG exam.
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Hi,
Yes, you can do DNB after completing BPT.
Doctor of Medicine in Emergency medicine is a three-year post-graduation course. To be eligible for MD in emergency medicine you need to have completed MBBS from a MCI approved College. You also need to complete internship and qualify the neet Pg. You can although opt for a Diploma in emergency medicine. Candidates who have completed MBBS, BDS, BPT, BNYS, B.Sc(Nursing), B.A.M.S., B.U.M.S., B.Sc(Emergency Care & Trauma Care & Technology) and B.H.M.S. are only eligible to study Diploma in Emergency Medicine.
Career opportunity in the sector are also many. Some job profiles that emphasise on the course of BPT are Assistant Physiotherapist, Therapy Manager, Sports Physio Rehabilitator, Osteopath, and others. The average salary package earned by the BPT course graduate ranges up to 5.5 lakh per annum which may increase with skills and experience of the individual.
After BPT, other than MPT, you may opt for courses such as ,Masters Programme In Sports Physiotherapy (M.S.P.T),Post Graduate Diploma in Physiotherapy and Nutrition, MBA in Healthcare Management. You may opt for specialized fields such as Integumentary, Cardiopulmonary-Sports Physiotherapy.
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