Physiotherapy V/S MBBS – Which has a better scope?

Physiotherapy is a health care profession which provides services to individuals to develop, maintain and restore maximum movement and functional ability throughout the lifespan. On the other hand, MBBS is a medical degree to practice medicine and surgery. However, a lot of students get confused wh

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19K Views|2 Followers|Posted 2015-09-07 11:17:08
Started by Prateek Sengar
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Rohit Kumar singh
7 years ago
Of course MBBS has better scope than physiotherapy. Physiotherapy is rapidly growing field in upcoming time it will reach ATIT height.

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Amritesh Gupta
9 years ago
MBBS has a better scope but there us no later entry in MBBS.

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9 years ago
Can my sister pursue MBBS after completing physiotherapy course? Can she get admission in a college through lateral entry?

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Ya she can do physiotherapy after MBBS but there is no lateral entry.

suraj Chouhan
9 years ago
what about the fees structure in physiotherapy tell me fast

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1to2 lac per annum.

Rahul Tewari
2015-09-08 13:14:28
HI, Renowned Physiotherapists nowadays charge as much as 1500-2000 for a single session , that's equivalent or even higher as compared to a doctor who has done his MD or DNB so physiotherapy is gaining lot of importance these days and people are willing to pay huge amount for the same.

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Shikha Katarmal
2015-09-08 13:07:03
Hi All, If we talk about the scope, MBBS has a wider scope , after a MBBS, following are the options you can opt for : MD/MS/Diploma Diploma of National Board(DNB) Combined Medical Services(CMS) Masters in Health Administration(MHA) USMLE,PLAB- u can appear for foreign qualifying exams such as us

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Aanchal Pathak
2015-09-08 12:51:32
Hey Everyone, If you dont pursue any higher studies after MBBS , then i think bot have equal scope nowadays because considering the lifestyle and the food we are having plus the environmental conditions, maximum people develop arthritis of some form or the other once they reach 45.

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Paras Singh
2015-09-08 12:59:27
Well said Aanchal, i think the number of physiotherapy clinics that are opening nowadays are huge and that makes the role of physiotherapist very vital in the current scenario. You can setup your own physiotherapy clinic and earn equally as a MBBS doctor. Physiotherapy as a branch has also gained

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Nishit Sharma
2015-09-08 12:47:39
No doubt MBBS has a broader scope as compared to physiotherapy because MBBS leads to different specializations like radiology, surgery, oncology etc but physiotherapy in itself is a specialization so it's quite obvious that MBBS has a broader scope.

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Sir, even physiotherapy is having different branches, like Neuro physiotherapy, orthopaedic physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, cardiac physiotherapy, pediatrics physiotherapy, even geriatric physiotherapy and so many.

Prachi Sharma
2015-09-08 12:31:01
Hi, Physiotherapy and MBBS are two very different streams, Physiotherapy falls under paramedical sciences while MBBS is a main stream medical course.

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7 years ago
HI, physiotherapy is a doctorate level medical profession. And physiotherapy is not a paramedical Science.

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