Masters of Physiotherapy FAQs

The Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) is a 2-year postgraduate program that provides advanced knowledge and specialization in areas like orthopedics, neurology, sports, and rehabilitation. It equips students with skills for research, clinical practice, and teaching roles.

To pursue MPT, candidates must have completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) with a minimum of 50% marks. Some universities may also require candidates to complete a mandatory internship as part of their BPT qualification.

Admissions typically involve applying to universities offering MPT programs, followed by entrance exams or merit-based selection. Some universities also conduct interviews or counselling sessions for final selection.

Yes, some institutions conduct entrance exams like IPU CET, MET, or university-specific tests. Admission criteria may vary across colleges.

Specializations include orthopedic physiotherapy, neurology physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, cardiopulmonary physiotherapy, pediatrics, and rehabilitation.

MPT graduates can work as senior physiotherapists, rehabilitation specialists, professors, or researchers in hospitals, clinics, and academic institutions. They can also establish private practices.

The starting salary for MPT graduates ranges from ₹4–8 LPA, with potential for growth in specialized roles or private practices.

Yes, MPT graduates can work abroad after meeting the licensing or certification requirements of the respective country, such as clearing exams or obtaining relevant work permits.

Yes, MPT offers excellent career prospects with high demand for specialists in physiotherapy across healthcare sectors, sports teams, and academic institutions.

Top MPT colleges include AIIPMR Mumbai, CMC Vellore, Manipal University, Jamia Hamdard University, and NIMS University Jaipur