Physiotherapy is a healthcare discipline focused on the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of individuals with physical impairments or disabilities. It is one of the oldest forms of healing, using physical methods such as exercise, manual therapy, and functional training to promote recovery, alleviate pain, and restore mobility. As a non-invasive and non-surgical approach, physiotherapy plays a vital role in improving movement and enhancing the overall quality of life. It is deeply connected to the science of human movement and involves a comprehensive understanding of various body systems.

The Diploma in Physiotherapy Technician (D.P.T.) is a professional healthcare program available to students who have completed their 12th grade with a background in science (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). This course provides foundational knowledge and hands-on training in physiotherapy and its related disciplines. Students are taught how to assist in the treatment of individuals with physical injuries and disabilities across diverse settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, private clinics, and sports facilities.

Throughout the program, students gain practical experience in areas such as physical rehabilitation, electrotherapy, and therapeutic exercise. The curriculum is designed to develop skilled professionals who can effectively support physiotherapists in delivering patient-centered care. The primary goal of the diploma is to produce competent and compassionate technicians capable of improving the physical well-being of their patients and contributing meaningfully to the healthcare system.