Shree Siddheshwar Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre, Solapur

Shree Siddheshwar Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre is located at Solapur, which is a newly built institution and was founded in 2021. Siddheshwar Peth affiliated college is situated at Panch Katta in Solapur district of Maharashtra seeking special specialisation in physiotherapy education. The institute provides the programme of Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT), which is a four-year full-time course.

Being an affiliated institution with an approved enrolment of 60 students for a BPT programme, the college aspires to offer its services to the ever-expanding sector of rehabilitation. The library acts as a source of tutorials and study materials for students, especially special literature in physiotherapy.

In this regard, the institute has set up various departmental laboratories in an endeavour to make the students get a practical touch on clinic runs. Physical first aid, on the other hand, can be obtained from a health centre at the campus that is equipped with first aid facilities for students.

On the same note, for those who are sporting persons in need of facilities for the sporting activities, the college provides sports facilities. Further, the institute has amenities for campus car parking for ease of use by both the students and staff. SSPRTC at present only has one core course to offer, the BPT , or Bachelor of Physiotherapy.

This is a full-time programme that aims at equipping the students with a lot of knowledge about physiotherapy practice. The course takes four years to complete and aims at producing a professional in this important sub-sector in the health sector. The main entrance to admission that the Shree Siddheshwar Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre employs is the National Eligibility and Entrance Test ( NEET ).

This examination is important and is taken at the national level before anyone can pursue physiotherapy studies. It uses the universal standard of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test for admission into undergraduate courses so as to be sure of the competency of students who apply to the institute.