Jyoti Eyasmin 4th Aug, 2022

Hello Aspirant,

Chiropractic is a field of research that focuses on the neuro-musculoskeletal system's bones, nerves, and other components. It is a non-invasive procedure used to alleviate discomfort in the neck, joints, lower back, midback, and nerve system of people. According to chiropractors, these conditions have an impact on a person's overall health through the neurological system. Exercise, lifestyle counselling, manipulation of the spine, joints, and other soft tissues are all forms of treatment that chiropractors use.

Qualifications for Studying Chiropractic-

Chiropractic is a specialised professional field that necessitates years of study and extensive training. The applicant must have earned a Bachelor's degree from an accredited university in order to enrol in a chiropractic programme. A candidate can pursue a chiropractic degree either through a 4-year doctoral programme or a 5-year integrated programme that combines a 3-year undergraduate programme and a 2-year post-graduate study. However, students must have passed their Class 12 board exam including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in order to enrol in a chiropractic course. They must study the same science courses in the undergraduate programme in addition to English and Social Science.

Institutes offering Chiropractic course in India   -

• Holy Angels College of Alternative Medicines, Mumbai
• Institute of Alternative Medicines and Research (IAMR), Kolkata