Pt. Deendayal Upadhyaya Institute for the Physically Handicapped Fees Structure & Courses 2025, New Delhi

I joined Bachelor's of Physiotherapy. In every course there are around 52 seats in which are further segregated into reserved and non reserved seats. So, when the results come out, the course is allocated according to the rank of the student. The student with top ranks has the privilege to choose from any course. The entrance exam has similar pattern like that of NEET. Except, along with physics, chemistry, biology this exam has general knowledge and English as well. The questions are of MCQ pattern and level is easier than NEET. The examination center and counseling everything is done at ITO, Delhi which is near to the college. I always wanted to go in the medical field, and had a huge bent towards bones and joints, so I chose to go for this course. And apparently, the field is budding and has great future opportunity as lifestyle of people has changed a lot, due to advancement in IT, people have problems as they are sitting for quite a long time, therefore, many problems in body have emerged which can't be treated with medicines but only with physiotherapy. Thus, I was attracted to the future prospects. The subjects are quite interesting. In the first year, there are medical subjects like anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, microbiology, pathology, biochemistry and sociology. They are quite overwhelming but very interesting. First year is same for BPT and BOT and any other medical field. From second year onward, there is segregation for physiotherapy and occupational therapy students, though some subjects are same. Also since second year, main physiotherapy subjects start like exercise therapy, bio mechanics, electrotherapy and others. Physiotherapy has a base of physics. There is basic of current and mechanics in the subjects, but they are easy to learn.