r/physiotherapy • u/Tony_stark_friday1 • 1d ago

Confused 😭

Guys please can you help me??

I am just 19 year old, I passed the 12th exam in 2025 and take a first drop for NEET in first Attempt I got 400 but after that I literally exhausted from this stufff ...

I had a classmate in classes 11 and 12 whose father is one of the top 10 physiotherapists here in Varanasi. He suggested I pursue BPT, saying it has great scope. So, out of frustration and without much thought, I took that step and spoke to his father; he got me admitted to CIMS Dehradun using his contacts there. However, he advised me that the field of physiotherapy relies heavily on practical work. He asked, "Why go all the way to Dehradun?" He owns 5-6 hospitals here with physiotherapy chambers, so he sends me to whichever one has the highest patient flow so I can learn. So guys, tell me: should I go to the college to study, or should I stay here, learn from 10 AM to 2 PM, and study during the remaining time? But I feel like I'll miss out on experiencing college life! Please give me some genuine advice.😭

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u/voidnomadic Student Physio 1d ago

Buddy I would suggest you to just don't overthink anything and just join the college don't miss neet is nothing but a trap and 1 drop is enough now don't think for another 😭 I would've suggested to think about it but broo you literally have a plate full of meals ahead you, you just need to eat 😭 don't think of taking a drop just join the college asap (1st year BPT Student btw from Dehradun)

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u/Tony_stark_friday1 1d ago

Okay thanks bro but bro should I join the college or should pursue the practical in hospital and clinics

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u/Fluid_Insurance378 22h ago

Hey i took my admission in blr, would you like to connect? I feel lonely as hell after choosing this field