MVP Samaj's College of Physiotherapy, Nashik

The institution of physiotherapy conducts its operations under the umbrella of MVP Samaj's College of Physiotherapy in Nashik, which was founded in the year 2004. Being an affiliated college, the campus is located at Vasantdada Nagar, Adgaon, Nashik, Maharashtra. The institute provides specialised education to its students in physiotherapy by concentrating on undergraduate as well as postgraduate programmes.

Among its range of facilities are some designed to enhance the learning experience of its students. The library is a storehouse of knowledge where students can refer to physiotherapy-related resources. To be up-to-date with the present technological advancement, the college provides IT infrastructure to the students. A college cafeteria caters to the dietary needs of staff and students.

Importantly, the college offers hostel facilities for both boys and girls, with 24/7 security, CCTV surveillance, and a dedicated dining hall, therefore a safe and comfortable lifestyle for out-of-state students. MVP Samaj's College of Physiotherapy, an affiliated college of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences , has three courses in total, including full-time courses.

The undergraduate programme is the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT), which has an approved intake of 40 seats. The college also runs two Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) courses at the postgraduate level. MPT in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and MPT in Community Physiotherapy. There's no clarity on the number of seats for postgraduate programmes.

College's Purpose The mission of the college is to provide quality physiotherapy education to students, making them equipped with all the qualities to be competent healthcare professionals Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BPT 40 Rs 5,30,100 MPT Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy - Rs 3,10,200 MPT Community Physiotherapy - Rs 3,10,200 Students wanting to join the studies in the MVP Samaj's College of Physiotherapy would have to undergo a structured competitive admission procedure.

For the BPT programme, admissions would be strictly through the counselling rounds of NEET. This way, the college admits only those who have already proved themselves in the national-level entrance examination. Admissions for both specialisations of the Master of Physiotherapy, MPT programmes, are processed in rounds of PGP-CET counselling.

The above postgraduate entrance test helps to select prepared candidates for further advanced studies into physiotherapy.