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Satyam Sharma
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CourseFees (INR)EligibilityActionMCom 1 Course9,791 (1st Yr Fees)Graduation BCom 1Course4,325 (1st Yr Fees)10+2 BBA 1Course18,808 (1st Yr Fees)10+2
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Shubham
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Selections to the BPT course at Akar College of Physiotherapy are normally done based on the latest cutoffs received for admission. Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must have passed their 10+2 education in Science with at least an aggregate of 50% marks. The candidate must compulsorily have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
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Tavneet Kaur
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BSc Biochemistry and BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) are both courses that can lead to promising careers. BPT is a good choice for those who want to become therapists, while BSc Biochemistry can lead to a wide range of career pathsBPT:- This course covers anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics, and can lead to careers in health care and sports medicine. BPT graduates have many job prospects in India, and the demand for physiotherapy is growing. However, some say that physiotherapy can have disadvantages like low pay, lots of paperwork, and unrealistic expectations from patients.BSc Biochemistry:- This course combines biology and chemist
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Parul Thapa
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No, In India, pursuing an MPT after completing a BPT is not strictly necessary, but it can offer several advantages such as career advancement, clinical expertise, personal development, etc.While pursuing an MPT after a BPT offers several benefits, it's essential to weigh the costs, time commitments, and potential return on investment. Some individuals may choose to gain practical experience in the field before deciding whether to pursue further education. Ultimately, the decision to pursue an MPT depends on your career goals, interests, and individual circumstances.
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Parul Thapa
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No, candidates cannot do MPT without BPT. Candidates should have completed Class 12 with Science stream with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) with a desire to solve physical problems of humans and have an excellent knowledge of Physiotherapy and related subjects.Further, candidates must be qualified for a BPT (or any bachelor's degree) from a recognised university having a 50% aggregate score and six months of internship experience in the same field.
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