Allied health admission
Physiotherapy (BPTh) and allied health admission guidance
Physiotherapy and other allied health courses lead to hands-on careers in hospitals, sports, rehabilitation and clinics. In Maharashtra, admission to BPTh, BOTh, BASLP and similar courses is through the State CET Cell, based on NEET UG scores. We help you choose the course and the college, and guide you through every round.
How we help
- Explaining the courses: BPTh (physiotherapy), BOTh (occupational therapy), BASLP (audiology and speech-language pathology), B.P&O (prosthetics and orthotics) and related options.
- Checking eligibility and the admission route for each course for the current year.
- A realistic college list for your NEET score, category and budget.
- Choice filling and decisions between rounds, with documents ready in time.
- An honest comparison with other options such as BAMS, BHMS, nursing and pharmacy.
How it works
Step 1
Share your details
NEET score, category, domicile and budget.
Step 2
Understand the courses
What each course involves and where it leads.
Step 3
Plan your choices
Colleges in the right order for every round.
Step 4
Support until admission
Allotments, documents and reporting.
Common questions
How do I get admission to BPTh in Maharashtra?
Through the State CET Cell’s counselling for health science courses, which uses NEET UG scores. The exact rules, dates and eligibility are in each year’s official information brochure.
Is physiotherapy a good career?
It suits students who like working with people and want a practical, hands-on job. Physiotherapists work in hospitals, sports teams, rehabilitation centres and their own clinics.
What other allied health courses are there?
Occupational therapy (BOTh), audiology and speech-language pathology (BASLP), and prosthetics and orthotics (B.P&O), among others.
Do you guarantee admission?
No. Allotment depends on merit, category and seat availability. We help you make the best choices with the facts available.