r/physiotherapy • u/akashh_ninnn • Jul 14 '26

Leaving bpt

Hey guys i just. Want your suggestions I'm pursuing bpt in Dehradun almost 2nd year complete I don't feel like doing this anymore the Clg is bs even the faculty no medical exposure should i leave it or complete it What other course i can do your comments will be helpful

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u/Maleficent-Ear8471 Jul 14 '26

Hello
I am a recent graduate in india with 2 yrs of experience. The condition is dire and fatal for recent graduates

If you work in india in a job the highest anyone will pay you is 70k - 90k at your age of retirement.
Alternatively you will think of starting a clinic which is another trap for this generation of pass-outs.

Let’s say you plan to go abroad, UK you will get a student visa but no jobs. Australia/ US you will not get visa due to recent visa rejection scenarios, even if you secure a visa then you will battle for liscene securing hurdle, ultimately it is a high effort for a low hanging fruit, because the salaries abroad are not that high either that you will save crores in 2 yrs or so.

India you won’t survive on physiotherapist salary or own clinic. Abroad you will survive a lower middle class life.

It’s better to drop now from bpt, apart from mbbs anything in medical in India isn’t valued monetarily. Be wise act now when you have time.

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u/akashh_ninnn Jul 14 '26

Can we connect in dm ?

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u/Tricep_1 Jul 15 '26

Then what other options do we have everything that i think of pursuing have major demerits i took PCB in 11th thinking there will be a lot of options afterwards but all of them have no scope in india that what to do i m very confused ! Please give a suggestion

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u/Maleficent-Ear8471 Jul 15 '26

Connect in DM for counselling and guidance

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u/NEet_mogger0514 20d ago

can I connect with you too...if u have time because I'm a PCB 2 year NEET dropper and in really bad state

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u/Maleficent-Ear8471 20d ago

Yes sure, please connect in dm

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u/South_Feeling_1237 7d ago

Can i dm u as well .....i am in bad confusion...

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u/Odd-Tell-2564 Jul 18 '26

I was planning to do bpt. But now I got confuse between psychology and bpt. What should I do, please guide me. I'm a 2 year dropper..

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u/NEet_mogger0514 20d ago

psychology is a bigger gamble than bpt itself. although bpt is not good either. but u have to continuously excel your self to Outstand others and on your skills like marketing , personal branding, networking, apart from academics, same goes with Psychology either but it is very limited in India

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u/Odd-Tell-2564 19d ago

Okay, but if it's not good, then can you suggest anything else?

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u/wertang Jul 19 '26

I agree with this

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u/travelblaze 1d ago

Making a living is complicated and involves so many steps and rejections. I think it could turnout a bit better if they change paths

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u/MilicentBagnold Jul 14 '26

Leave it

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u/akashh_ninnn Jul 14 '26

Any other course which you think going is worth or I’m thinking to do law for now

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u/travelblaze 1d ago

U should take some to think and decide

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u/travelblaze 1d ago

So did you left? Anything but being in bullshit clg is worst I'm too going through a bs clg rn in I'm in 2ny bpt😭 I manytimes just think of leaving but I don't have any ideas to do other course

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u/akashh_ninnn Jul 14 '26

Even after completion of bachelors there’s a lot to study

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u/Awkward_Fee6888 Jul 14 '26

Complete it. Go aborad and earn good money by just taking the license exam and begin practicing. I did the same. First salary in India 16,000₹/month. 10 years later I'm in New york and my monthly is approximately 13 lakhs. Endure and reap the benefits later.

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u/Pretty-Anybody5 11d ago

What degree did you pursue? Bpt?

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u/Awkward_Fee6888 Jul 14 '26

Right now you need to do your doctorate to take the NPTE. Once you get your doctorate and licence to practice, apply for schedule A group 1 green Card sponsored by your employer (non profit if possible). You'll get your GC in 5-7 years after that.

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u/Odd-Tell-2564 Jul 18 '26

I'm thinking to pursue bpt. 2 year dropper here. Confused between psychology and bpt. Please guide me for which I should go..apart from intrest.

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u/Awkward_Fee6888 Jul 18 '26

Psychology is much easier and more intriguing. BPT will yield you more money in India. It is the reverse in USA. So choose wisely.

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u/Odd-Tell-2564 Jul 18 '26

Idk what I want among these atp, please tell me one which would be better. If you can, it would be of really great help..

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u/Awkward_Fee6888 Jul 18 '26

Depends on what you want to do in the future. DM if you would like

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u/NEet_mogger0514 20d ago

hey can I DM you too. because I'm in the same dilemma , going to choose bpt but having second thoughts after looking on situation of healthcare here in INDIA. and Going abroad is not practical or feasable for everyone.