The Apollo University Chittoor M.P.T Neurology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. To be eligible for the MPT (Neurology) programme at The Apollo University, candidates must hold a BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) degree from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. NEET is not required for MPT admission. The university conducts its own entrance test and/or interview for selection. One year of clinical experience may be preferred. Students are advised to confirm the exact selection criteria with the admissions office at the time of applying.

Ans. The MPT (Neurology) programme is a 2-year, 4-semester postgraduate programme. Semester I covers Ethics and Practice, Physiotherapy Research and Statistics, Applied Basics of Physiotherapy in Neurology, and Advanced Exercise Physiology with integrated Clinical Training I. Semester II focuses on Advanced Electrotherapy, Applied Kinesiology, Physiotherapy Assessment and Evaluation in Neurological Disorders, evidence-based physiotherapy, and the beginning of the Research Dissertation with Clinical Training II. Semester III covers Advances in Physiotherapy Diagnosis and Management of CNS Disorders along with elective subjects and continuation of the Research Dissertation. Semester IV covers Advances in Physiotherapy Diagnosis and Management of PNS Disorders, Clinical Training III, and final submission of the Research Dissertation.

Ans. Graduates of MPT (Neurology) can work as specialised neurological physiotherapists in neurology wards, stroke rehabilitation units, spinal cord injury centres, traumatic brain injury rehabilitation centres, paediatric neurology clinics, and community health settings. They can also work in special schools for children with neurological conditions, geriatric care centres, and academic or research institutions. The Apollo University provides 100% placement assistance, and graduates benefit from the Apollo Hospitals recruitment network spanning 72+ hospitals across India.

Ans. The MPT (Neurology) curriculum at The Apollo University covers a wide range of neurological conditions. In Semester III, students focus on CNS disorders including stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson's disease. In Semester IV, the focus shifts to PNS disorders including peripheral neuropathies, Guillain-Barre syndrome, and nerve injuries. The programme also covers neurorehabilitation techniques, neuroplasticity principles, and advanced assessment tools used in clinical neurology practice.

Ans. Yes, the MPT (Neurology) programme at The Apollo University includes a compulsory Research Dissertation spanning Semesters II, III, and IV. In Semester II, students select their research topic and get the procedure approved. In Semester III, they carry out the research process. In Semester IV, they submit and disseminate their research findings. This research component is mandatory for degree completion. It equips students with skills in clinical research, neurological outcome measurement, data analysis, and evidence-based neurorehabilitation practice.

Ans. The total course fee for the 2-year MPT (Neurology) programme is Rs. 4,76,000 (including admission fee of Rs. 10,000, tuition fee of Rs. 2,20,000 per year for 2 years, and annual recurring fee of Rs. 13,000 per year for 2 years). If you opt for hostel accommodation, an additional Rs. 1,20,000 per year (standard non-AC, 4-sharing) or Rs. 1,40,000 per year (deluxe AC, 3-sharing) is charged, inclusive of mess and food charges. Over 2 years, the total cost including standard hostel would be approximately Rs. 7,16,000, and with deluxe hostel approximately Rs. 7,56,000. Hostel is optional and not mandatory.