Master of Physiotherapy
Introduction
Master of physiotherapy (MPT) is a two year post graduate degree program after BPT course. Master of physiotherapy offers ample oppurtunities with multiple variations and horizons for both clinical and research accreditations . It enhances expertise in both interventional improvement with formation of base of the professional practice by scaling the global standards of a postgraduate student . It facilitates the quality care with upgradation and modification according to recent advancement.
Admission Criteria |
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Eligibility |
Completed BPT degree from a recognized university. |
Minimum Marks |
55% aggregate (5% relaxation for SC/ST/PwD candidates). |
Selection Procedure |
JUEE & PI |
Additional |
Mandatory registration with the State Physiotherapy Council. |
Course Structure |
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Duration |
2 years full-time. |
Specializations |
E.g., Neurology, Orthopaedics, Cardio-Pulmonary, Sports, Paediatrics, etc. |
Medium of Instruction |
English |
Teaching Methods |
Structured clinical training, research project/dissertation mandatory. |
Log Book Maintenance |
Mandatory for clinical postings |
Attendance Requirement |
Minimum 80% in theory, 90% in clinical work. |
Programme Highlights
- MPT offers an opportunity to experience practical learning and to gain required skills to be an expert physiotherapist in particular domain.
- Student can choose from variety of specialization fields such as sports related physiotherapy, neurological conditions, movement disorders ,rehabilitation & recovery.
- As a Physiotherapy student, you will be leading in academics how to use a range of drug-free techniques to treat and prevent injuries, as well as promote a healthy living
- During this two-year degree course, students explore advanced techniques and therapeutic treatment in different streams; applied to patients across the lifespan.
- One of the emerging profession in " fit India" and will offer ample opportunities over the years.
- This follows year long system in general ,with a dissertation in 2nd year
Specialization
The Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) program at Jagannath University is designed to advance clinical knowledge, research skills, and professional practice in specialised areas of physiotherapy. The program offers the following specialisations:
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Master of Physiotherapy in Musculoskeletal science
Focuses on the assessment and management of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions, enhancing mobility and function through manual therapy, exercise, and evidence-based rehabilitation.
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Master of Physiotherapy in Neuroscience
Equips students with advanced skills to treat neurological disorders such as stroke, spinal cord injuries, and neurodegenerative diseases, emphasizing neuro-rehabilitation and functional recovery.
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Master of Physiotherapy in Cardio-Pulmonary science
Specialises in the rehabilitation of patients with cardiac and respiratory conditions, including ICU care, pulmonary rehab, and chronic disease management.
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Master of Physiotherapy in Sports science
Prepares students for injury prevention, performance enhancement, and rehabilitation in athletic populations, blending biomechanics, sports medicine, and advanced physiotherapy techniques.
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Master of Physiotherapy in Pediatrics and Neonatal sciences
Focuses on early intervention, developmental therapy, and rehabilitation for infants and children with congenital, neurological, or growth-related challenges.
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Master of Physiotherapy in Obstetrics and Gynecology science
Provides expertise in managing women’s health issues, including antenatal and postnatal care, pelvic floor dysfunction, and physiotherapy for gynecological conditions.
Each specialisation includes clinical training, research projects, and hands-on exposure to prepare students for advanced roles in physiotherapy practice and academia.
Career Opportunities
- Various government sectors
- Health and fitness industry
- In Armed Forces as Health Professional
- In MNCs as Ergonomist
- Research departments
- Academicians
- Clinicians (private practitioners)
- Residential hospitals
- Women health workers
- Care Giver (Home care system)