Can I get direct admission in MGM School of Physiotherapy?
No, MGM School of Physiotherapy does not offer direct admissions. Students have to appear for the MGM Common Entrance Test first. Admissions are entrance-based only. Students have to clear the exam to get admission in the college.
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You may get admission in MGM School of Physiotherapy courses with 70% in the qualifying exam. The minimum score lies between 50% - 60% generally for all three courses. However, getting marks in Class 12/ UG/ PG is not enough. Students have to clear the Common Entrance Test too.
To get admission in MGM School of Physiotherapy BPT, students have to check eligibility first. Eligible students can then apply online. The college selects students based on Common Entrance Test for BPT by MGM. Selected students have to pay the admission fees.
Yes, entrance exam is mandatory for MGM School of Physiotherapy admissions. The college offers BPT, MPT, and PhD courses. Admission to all three courses are offered based on MGM CET scores only.
Students have to submit some documents during MGM School of Physiotherapy admissions and applications. The list is as below:
- Class 10 marksheet & Certificate
- Class 12 marksheet & Certificate
- Graduation marksheet & Certificate
- PG degree marksheet & Certificate
- Entrance exam score card
- Allotment Letter
- Aadha
MGM School of Physiotherapy shortlists students on an entrance basis. Students have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by MGM to get a seat at the college. The selection process is as below -
- BPT - MGM CET BPT
- MPT - MGM CET MPT
- PhD - MGM CET
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