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Allied Health Sciences
B.Occuptional Therapy
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Duration
4.6 years
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Eligibility
Requirements for admission to this course
10+2 (Intermediate) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB), securing a minimum of 45%–50% aggregate marks (40% for reserved category candidates)
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Admission Process
Steps to apply for this course
Merit Based
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Career Opportunities
Career paths after completing this course
Occupational Therapist (OT): Evaluates patient capabilities and designs therapeutic interventions to help individuals perform daily living tasks and regain functional independence.
Pediatric Occupational Therapist: Works with children facing developmental delays, sensory processing disorders, autism, or motor skill challenges.
Geriatric Rehabilitation Specialist: Focuses on elderly care, managing age-related mobility issues, stroke recovery, dementia care, and fall prevention.
Ergonomic Consultant: Advises corporate clients and workplaces on workstation setups, injury prevention, and physical wellness.
Neuro-Rehabilitation Therapist: Helps patients recover everyday functional capabilities following brain injuries, strokes, spinal cord trauma, or neurological disorders.
Assistive Technology / Mobility Specialist: Recommends, customizes, and trains clients on adaptive equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and wheelchair systems.
Employment Sectors
Hospitals & Medical Centers: Multi-specialty hospitals, psychiatric facilities, and outpatient rehabilitation centers.
Special Education & Early Intervention Centers: Schools, child development centers, and specialized care institutes.
Geriatric Care Facilities: Nursing homes, assisted living environments, and home healthcare provider networks.
Corporate & Industrial Health: Workplace ergonomics, occupational health consultation, and corporate wellness programs.
Pediatric Occupational Therapist: Works with children facing developmental delays, sensory processing disorders, autism, or motor skill challenges.
Geriatric Rehabilitation Specialist: Focuses on elderly care, managing age-related mobility issues, stroke recovery, dementia care, and fall prevention.
Ergonomic Consultant: Advises corporate clients and workplaces on workstation setups, injury prevention, and physical wellness.
Neuro-Rehabilitation Therapist: Helps patients recover everyday functional capabilities following brain injuries, strokes, spinal cord trauma, or neurological disorders.
Assistive Technology / Mobility Specialist: Recommends, customizes, and trains clients on adaptive equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and wheelchair systems.
Employment Sectors
Hospitals & Medical Centers: Multi-specialty hospitals, psychiatric facilities, and outpatient rehabilitation centers.
Special Education & Early Intervention Centers: Schools, child development centers, and specialized care institutes.
Geriatric Care Facilities: Nursing homes, assisted living environments, and home healthcare provider networks.
Corporate & Industrial Health: Workplace ergonomics, occupational health consultation, and corporate wellness programs.