Year I–II
Anatomy lab
Skeleton, organ, brain, spine and joint models alongside bone specimens for anatomy and physiology practicals.
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The programme
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)
A single, focused undergraduate degree — regulated, clinical, and built for independent practice. Four years of academic coursework followed by a full year of supervised clinical internship.
Structure
How the programme is built
Year-wise promotion, moving from basic medical sciences into physiotherapy specialities, then full-time clinical practice.
4 YrsAcademic coursework across annual/year-wise promotion
1 YrCompulsory rotatory clinical internship
10+2PCB eligibility, minimum 50% aggregate
50Seats offered each annual intake
What you study
From anatomy to the internship ward
The first two years build the medical-science foundation — anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, pathology and pharmacology — alongside the early tools of the profession: exercise therapy and electrotherapy.
Years three and four move into speciality practice: orthopaedic, neurological and cardiopulmonary physiotherapy, community-based rehabilitation, and paediatric, geriatric and women's health physiotherapy, backed by hospital postings.
The final year is a twelve-month compulsory rotatory internship — full-time, supervised clinical training across OPD, IPD, neuro-rehab, cardio-pulmonary, sports injury and community outreach postings, before independent practice.
Foundations & clinical sciences
Anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, pathology, pharmacology, and the foundations of exercise and electrotherapy.
Speciality practice
Orthopaedic, neurological and cardiopulmonary physiotherapy, plus community-based rehabilitation.
Rotatory internship
Twelve months of full-time supervised clinical postings before independent practice.
Where you’ll train
Labs that match every stage of the course
Each phase of the BPT has a dedicated practical space on campus, so theory is followed by hands-on practice the same week.
Year I–II
Exercise therapy & electrotherapy
Couches, mats and electrotherapy units where students learn therapeutic exercise and electro-physical modalities.
Year III–IV
Rehabilitation lab
Tilt table, shoulder wheel, quadriceps chair and hand-function equipment for orthopaedic and neuro rehabilitation.
Scope & outcomes
What a BPT degree opens up
Independent clinical practice
Under the NCAHP Act, 2021, a physiotherapist with a baccalaureate degree is qualified to examine, evaluate, and treat independently or within a multidisciplinary healthcare team.
Hospitals, sport & rehab centres
Graduates move into orthopaedic and neuro-rehabilitation units, sports science teams, geriatric and paediatric care, and community health programmes.
Postgraduate specialisation
A BPT is the entry qualification for Master's-level specialisation in orthopaedics, neurology, sports, cardiopulmonary and paediatric physiotherapy — and for academic careers.
Ready to see the eligibility and application steps?
Admissions for the 2026–27 intake of 50 seats are open now.