Medicine & Health Sciences

Physiotherapy graduates can pursue several government exams for stable career options:1. UPSC CMS: For positions in government Health services-school leaver and mature aged applicants whose degrees are medical related.2. State Public Service Commissions: Job applications in healthcare departments which could be as follows: employment of physiotherapists by state hospitals.3. ESIC Recruitment: Use of physiotherapists in state run Employee State Insurance hospitals.4. AIIMS and Government Hospitals: In extent the entry level standard and competitive examinations for thephysiotherapy specific posts.5. Military Services: As qualified physiotherapist recruits were selected through examinations into the various medical corps of the armed forces.6. RRB Paramedical Exams: CS1 129 Physiotherapy requirements in Indian Railways.scores and eligibility are different; general notices are given every year with the specific provisions.

Preparing for NEET as a repeater requires a strategic approach. Here are some tips to help you maximize your chances of success:Analyze Your Previous Attempt: Review your last attempt to identify areas where you struggled. Focus on improving these weak spots.Create a Study Plan: Develop a structured study plan with clear, achievable goals. Break down your syllabus into manageable daily tasks.Effective Revision Techniques: Use techniques like mind mapping, quiz-based revisions, and regular mock tests to reinforce your memory.Time Management: Practice solving questions within the time limit to improve your speed and accuracy.Use Quality Study Materials: Stick to the best books and resources for NEET preparation. Avoid relying solely on one source.Join a Coaching Center: Consider joining a coaching center for expert guidance, personalized study plans, and regular doubt-clearing sessions.Stay Consistent and Motivated: Maintain a consistent study schedule and stay motivated by setting small milestones and rewarding yourself for achieving them.

The Counseling for admission to the Physical Therapy course in PSG College of Paramedical Sciences is held after the announcement of merit list based on either the qualifying examination or entrance test. Students who are eligible are called for counselling sessions for seat distribution by the merit, category and availability.The eligibility for BPT programme which is also essential, is 10+2 with 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The counseling normally happens during July-August and several documents like for example mark-sheets, ID proof, and eligibility certificates must be produced. Other notifications apart from admit card release, wherein counseling date and seat matrix, etc. are also published in the college website. 

Well, yes you can register if the registration is open for the Karnataka Medical Counselling UG Mop-up round. Mop-Up round registration mostly takes place after the second counseling round because candidates who missed the earlier round or those who want a better seat allocation opportunity can register. The applicant must fit the following qualifications, including previous registration in Karnataka NEET counseling and a valid NEET UG score.In the Mop-Up round, one has to register again, Produce all documents, and pay for the form. This should however be done from the official Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) website given that time-bound submissions are adhered to. Registrations are not accepted on the day of the conference or any other day prior to the actual date of the conference.