MOT

The strong academic foundation, relevantly experienced faculty, and a comprehensive curriculum make the College of Occupational Therapy a good option for pursuing a Master of Occupational Therapy. The college also usually offers specialised programs in different streams of occupational therapy, namely pediatric, neurological, or musculoskeletal therapy, where there are many more opportunities for hands-on clinical training and research. It usually also has good infrastructures, access to clinical placements, and internships for professional training. However, it should first pass accreditation checks, the qualifications of faculty members, and the records of placements to ascertain whether it meets one's specific career goals.

In general, applicants for a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) in Neurosciences at the College of Occupational Therapy are expected to possess a Bachelor in Occupational Therapy (BOT) degree and score at least 45 – 50% of the aggregate. Moreover, six-month internship training should be completed. Application for admission may be done directly based on academic performance or at other times, through entrance examinations e.g. NEET PG as per the policy of the college.For example, Mahatma Gandhi Occupational Therapy College, Jaipur, may consider only the BOT marks or even an entrance test organized by the universities for admission. The average programme length is that of two years with the average cost given at about INR 1.20 – 2.50 Lacs per year.