Meaningful day-to-day work
BOT professionals help children, adults and older patients regain participation in daily life, school, work and community settings.
NCAHP aligned · 5 years including internship · Hyderabad campus
Best college to learn BOT in India for recovery, rehab and independence.
Explore whether BOT is the right fit for you, with BOT admission guidance, BOT eligibility, fee snapshots and a conversation about occupational therapy scope, rehabilitation practice and global career pathways.
10+2 PCB / PCMB eligible
1-year internship included
India and abroad guidance
Parent callback support
5 years
Degree plus internship for practice-ready progression.
Rehab
Patient-facing field across neuro, paediatric and community care.
Guided
Get clear answers on eligibility, fees and the road into rehabilitation practice.
- Understand fees and eligibility before applying.
- See how BOT leads into neuro rehab, paediatric care and community practice.
Get BOT details in 30 seconds.
Leave the essentials. Admissions will call back with fees, eligibility and fit guidance.
Rehabilitation-focused training conversation
Inside the BOT path
Students need to see the practice environment, not just the course name.
BOT is for students who want to help people return to everyday life after illness, injury or developmental challenges. You will explore functional recovery, adaptive strategies, neuro rehab, paediatric support and patient independence.
Patient-facing pathway
Therapy decisions connect directly to quality of life, routine participation and independence.
Five-year readiness arc
Academic study plus internship creates a clearer transition from classroom to applied rehab settings.
Why BOT now
Families shortlist BOT for human impact and long-term relevance.
Occupational therapy sits at the intersection of healthcare, rehabilitation and functional independence. It appeals to students who want direct patient work, problem solving and a degree that can branch into multiple practice settings.
Rehabilitation demand is widening
Neuro rehab, paediatrics, orthopaedics, community disability support and geriatric care continue to expand the need for trained therapists.
A decision you can explore properly
Before applying, you can discuss eligibility, fees, campus life, career scope and whether a rehabilitation-focused role suits the student.
Career directions
One BOT degree, multiple rehabilitation settings.
Students often start with one idea of occupational therapy and discover a wider clinical map after understanding the field properly.
Neuro rehabilitation
Support stroke, spinal cord injury and neurological recovery with function-focused intervention plans.
Paediatric practice
Work with developmental, sensory and school-readiness needs in child-centred care environments.
Orthopaedics and hand therapy
Help patients recover movement, function and routine independence after injury or surgery.
Mental health and community rehab
Build participation-focused strategies for social reintegration, habit building and adaptive daily living.
Assistive and inclusive practice
Contribute to adaptive environments, inclusive education settings and support for long-term independence.
Parent decision lens
Map care, employability and progression together.
Families can weigh the questions that matter: where the student could work, what practical training feels like and how BOT can build a long-term identity in rehabilitation care.
Training built around practice
Admissions next step
Make your BOT decision with the right details in hand.
Get the essentials first, then make an informed choice with an admissions conversation tailored to the student.
- 01Share the student details through the short enquiry form.
- 02Receive the brochure, fee snapshot and eligibility guidance.
- 03Speak with admissions about program fit and next steps.
Common questions
BOT questions students and parents ask before applying.
Who is eligible for the BOT course?
Students who have completed or are appearing for 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB or PCMB) can discuss their eligibility with admissions.
How long is the BOT course?
BOT is a five-year program, including a one-year internship that helps students transition from academic learning into rehabilitation practice.
What careers can I explore after BOT?
BOT can lead toward neuro rehabilitation, paediatric practice, orthopaedics and hand therapy, community rehabilitation and assistive practice.