8 Semesters

B.P.T. - (Under Graduation) (Fee Structure as on Academic Year 2024-25)

Sem-1: Rs.30000/-

Sem-2: Rs.30000/-

Sem-3: Rs.30000/-

Sem-4: Rs.30000/-

Sem-5: Rs.30000/-

Sem-6: Rs.30000/-

Sem-7: Rs.30000/-

Sem-8: Rs.30000/-

Transportation to Designated Route (For Female Students): Free

Following graduation with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B.P.T.) from Harivandana College, a multitude of opportunities await in both the private and government sectors. Here's a glimpse into some exciting possibilities:

Employment:

• Clinical Physiotherapist: Hospitals, both private and government-run, employ physiotherapists in various departments like orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, and pediatrics. They work with patients to restore mobility, manage pain, and improve overall function.

• Private Practice: B.P.T. graduates can establish their own physiotherapy clinics, catering to a wider clientele and offering personalized treatment plans. This path requires entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen.

• Sports Physiotherapy: Specialization in sports physiotherapy opens doors to working with athletes at various levels, from professional teams to rehabilitation centers for sports injuries.

• Special Needs Care: Physiotherapists can play a crucial role in improving the lives of individuals with disabilities in specialized schools, rehabilitation centers, and NGOs.

• Ergonomics Consultant: Industries are increasingly recognizing the value of ergonomics in preventing work-related injuries. Physiotherapists with expertise in ergonomics can advise companies on workplace design and injury prevention strategies.

Higher Education and Specialization:

• Master's Degree: Graduates can pursue a Master's degree in Physiotherapy, specializing in areas like cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, neurological physiotherapy, or pediatrics. This advanced qualification enhances expertise and opens doors to more specialized positions.

Competitive and Public Service Examinations:

• Entrance Exams for Government Physiotherapist Positions: Clearing government-conducted entrance exams allows one to work as a physiotherapist in public hospitals and healthcare institutions, offering job security and social service.

• Defense Services: The Indian Armed Forces recruit physiotherapists to provide rehabilitation services to soldiers and veterans.

These are just a few examples, and the career landscape for physiotherapists continues to evolve. With a strong foundation from Harivandana College's B.P.T. program, graduates can navigate diverse opportunities and make a significant contribution to patient care and well-being.