BPT PROGRAM OUTCOMES:

Physiotherapy knowledge:

Possess an understanding & knowledge of the scientific basis of Physiotherapy, principles of biological functions & analysis of scientific data & facts. Demonstrate an adequate understanding of the effects of disease on normal bodily functions & to apply this in the evaluation, management & rehabilitation of patients.

Planning abilities:

Demonstrate effective patient evaluation & treatment planning skills including time management & follow-up program

Communication Skills:

Demonstrate effective communication skills with patients, caregivers, other scientific/ medical personnel & community at large with regard to health promotion, education & rehabilitation

  Professional Identity & Ethics:

Understand, analyze & communicate their professional role in the society (health promoters, rehabilitation specialists, health educators, employers, employee, managers). Demonstrate an understanding of human values & humanitarian approach in patient care. Apply ethical principles during day to day professional practice & take ownership of results/outcome of treatment

  Problem analysis:

Utilize the principles of scientific enquiry, analytical thinking, clearly and critically, while solving problems and making decisions relating to patient care during daily practice. Find, analyze, evaluate and apply information systematically and make defensible decisions.

  Physiotherapist & Society:

Apply informed contextual reasoning supported by evidence to assess societal, health, safety and legal issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional Physiotherapy practice

  Leadership skills:

Develop the ability to independently evaluate & plan patient care programs. Develop the ability to work as a team in the holistic management of patients. Demonstrate an ability to lead & mentor a peer team or juniors in the best interest of the patient, profession & society at large.


Research Acumen:

Develop a keen sense of research in the field of Physiotherapy. Develop a sense of scientific inquiry in the evaluation & management of patients & aim to cover the lacuna in the knowledge pool by conducting good quality research & presenting the same at scientific forums & publish quality papers in order to aid evidence based practice.

Lifelong learning:

Recognize the need for & engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context. Self -assess and use feedback effectively from others to identify learning needs and to satisfy these needs on an ongoing basis.



MPT PROGRAM OUTCOMES:

At the completion of this course, the student should be -

  1. Able to execute all routine physiotherapeutic procedures based on evidence-based practice.

  2. Able to apply advanced assessment techniques to identify and treat various conditions needing physiotherapeutic procedures.

  3. Able to develop individualized treatment plans and implement advanced therapeutic techniques independently based on evidence-based practice and clinical guidelines.
  4. Able to provide adequate knowledge about the treatment procedures and its benefit to patients, families and other healthcare professionals.
  5. Able to transfer knowledge and skills to students as well young professionals.
  6. Able to design and undertake independent research studies.
  7. Able to critically appraise and apply current research in clinical practice.
  8. Able to apply multidisciplinary practice skills and be a prominent member of the team.
  9. Able to practice and assess patients independently.
  10. Able to develop and apply leadership skills necessary for roles in clinical settings, academia and healthcare administration.



PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

Master of Physiotherapy in Musculoskeletal Sciences:

PSO1: Apply advanced assessment and manual therapy techniques to diagnose and manage 

complex musculoskeletal dysfunctions using evidence-based practices.

PSO2: Design and implement personalized rehabilitation programs to restore function, 

enhance mobility, and prevent recurrence in orthopedic and sports-related conditions.

 

Master of Physiotherapy in Neurological Sciences:

PSO1: Perform comprehensive neurological evaluations and plan goal-oriented 

physiotherapy interventions based on neuroplasticity and motor control principles.

PSO2: Integrate advanced techniques such as neuromodulation and community-based neuro-

rehabilitation to improve patient independence and quality of life.

 

Master of Physiotherapy in Cardiopulmonary Sciences:

PSO1: Assess and manage a wide range of cardiac and pulmonary conditions using clinical 

reasoning and advanced physiotherapeutic strategies.

PSO2: Design, implement, and monitor cardiopulmonary rehabilitation programs in hospital, 

ICU, and community settings to optimize functional capacity.

 

Master of Physiotherapy in Rehabilitation:

PSO1: Evaluate individual and population-level health needs and deliver physiotherapy 

services using community-based rehabilitation models.

PSO2: Promote inclusive rehabilitation through ergonomic interventions, vocational training, 

and public health education in diverse community environments.