Sarvani College of Physiotherapy
Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka
Affiliation: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore
In short
Sarvani College of Physiotherapy is a private institution in Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore.
Courses offered
1
About Sarvani College of Physiotherapy
Sarvani College of Physiotherapy is a physiotherapy college in Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka, affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. It appears on RGUHS's list of affiliated B.P.T colleges as PT124. Its sanctioned intake for the Bachelor of Physiotherapy is 60 seats.
Identity
- Institution type
- Private
- Location
- Bengaluru Urban
- Affiliation
- Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore
- Courses offered
- 1
Official recognition
Listed as a Physiotherapy (BPT) institution by RGUHS — B.P.T colleges: affiliation and sanctioned intake, order signed 06-07-2026, under the name Sarvani College of Physiotherapy, Bengaluru 562149.
- Code on the official list
- PT124
- Sanctioned intake
- 60 seats
Courses & Fees (1)
| Course | Level | Duration | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| BPT Paramedical & Allied Health | Undergraduate | 4y 6m | ₹8,250KEA 2026-27 · per year · BPT (Physiotherapy) — all college types₹0 for SC/ST within the income limit |
This is the fee the state has notified for a KEA-counselled seat at a college of this type — not a figure this college has published. Management, COMEDK and NRI seats at the same college are priced separately by the college and are not published here. See the full published grid.
Admission Process
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Questions & Answers
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- What is the annual fee at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy?
- For a seat allotted through KEA counselling the notified fee starts at ₹8,250 per year (KEA 2026-27, BPT (Physiotherapy) — all college types). That is the government-quota figure and it depends on the college's type, not on the college itself — a management-quota seat in the same course typically costs several times more, and only the college can confirm that one.
- What are the placements like at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy?
- We have no placement figures from an official source for Sarvani College of Physiotherapy, so we publish none. Aggregator placement numbers are frequently unsourced. Ask the college for its official placement report, which names the year and the graduating batch size.
- How long is BPT at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy?
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy runs 4 years and 6 months. It is an undergraduate programme. That length is the whole course, including any period the curriculum sets aside for internship or clinical training.
- What is the eligibility for BPT at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy?
- Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. That is the entry requirement for the programme itself, which Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore sets — Sarvani College of Physiotherapy may apply further criteria of its own, and only the college can confirm those.
- What can you do after BPT at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy?
- Common routes: Physiotherapist, Sports Rehabilitation, Hospital Practice. This describes where the qualification leads generally, not an outcome Sarvani College of Physiotherapy has published — we hold no placement report for this college.
- What courses does Sarvani College of Physiotherapy offer?
- We list 1 programme at Sarvani College of Physiotherapy, including BPT. The full list with fees where published is on this page.
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