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Hi friends, I am doing BPT course and I am in 2nd year right now. I want to do MD course after completing my BPT. Can I do MD course after my BPT? Please let me know about this as soon as possible.

BPT does not qualify you for pursuing MD.
However, you can pursue Master's in Physiotherapy in various mainstream like:-
Neurology, Cardiology Orthopaedic and Sports Science.
There are universities in India which offer a mix of these main steam fields.

Physiotherapy is one of the best allied science course for your higher studies. Physiotherapy is study about how to cure the patients through physical practices. In physiotherapy there are so many courses is there Diploma , UG, PG courses .



List of popular courses in physiotherapy :



Bachelor of PhysioTherapy


BSc Physiotherapy


BOT - Bachelor of Occupational Therapy


Diploma in Physiotherapy


Bachelor of Veterinary Science or BVSc


Master in Physiotherapy


MSc. in Physiotherapy


Master of Physiotherapy (Neurology)


M.D. in Physiotherapy


Master of Physiotherapy in Sports Physiotherapy


PG Diploma in Sports


PhD in Physiotherapy






List of best Physiotherapy colleges in india :



MVM college of allied health sciences


BGS college of allied health science


MsRamaiah college of allied health sciences


East point college of allied health sciences

In my opinion, Bgs global institute of medical sciences is one of the best mbbs colleges in India. Bgs global institute of medical sciences provides quality medical education and good placements for students. Here mention the best medical colleges in India

List of medical colleges in India :

1.BGS Global Institute Of Medical Sciences
2.MS Ramaiah Medical college
3.East Point college of medical sciences
4.Vydehi Institute of medical sciences.
5.Johns Medical College.
6.Sapthagiri Medical College

Hello students,
BPT ( bachelor's in physiotherapy) BPT doesn't qualify for MD(MEDICINE DOCTOR)..you can pursue masters in physiotherapy in various mainstream like neurology, cardiology, orthopaedic and sport science..
All the best...