What should I do if cannot qualify NEET: Psychology or Physiotherapy?

Hi, Physiotherapy is a science that helps improve movement dysfunction, and promote functions of the human body and optimal health. This involves assessment, diagnosis and treatment of disease and disability through physical means. The course helps students develop a basic understanding of the human body, based on medical sciences. Training comprises understanding procedures for therapy and related skill training. The curriculum includes anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, psychology, medical and surgical conditions, biomechanics, kinesiology, disability prevention, rehabilitation and other subjects. Physiotherapists are found in hospitals, with rare occasions of independent practice. Being a physiotherapist can be a very rewarding profession, but you will have your share of frustrations as well. Sometimes your treatment plan will show the desired results. Other times when you may not come close your patients will rate you badly. Psychologists find place in schools and colleges as counsellors, in hospitals as clinical psychologists with some people engaged in independent practice.

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<p>If you do not qualify for NEET, consider pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Psychology or Physiotherapy. For Psychology, explore undergraduate programs (B.A./B.Sc. Psychology) at universities based on merit or entrance exams specific to the discipline. Physiotherapy (BPT) programs require 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology; some institutes conduct their entrance exams. Assess your interests and career goals to choose the right path. If aiming to qualify for NEET in the future, prepare diligently with coaching and study resources. Both fields offer rewarding careers; make an informed decision based on your passion and academic strengths.</p>

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