Doctor of Physical Therapy | |
Description | Batch V |
SEM I | |
Tuition Fee | 125638 |
Admission Fee | 50000 |
Application Fee | 5000 |
Examination Fee | 10000 |
Security Deposit | 25000 |
Student Fund | 2500 |
Both national and international qualified teaching faculty promote better understanding through:
Students of Ziauddin College of Physical Therapy have an exclusive advantage of being part of an organisation renowned for its extensive network of tertiary care hospitals. This affiliation ensures that our students receive unparalleled clinical training, offering them the best opportunity to learn and practice essential skills in a real-world setting. Our comprehensive programme is designed to prepare future therapists to play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of healthcare in society.
Students of 3rd, 4th, and 5th Professionals complete their clinical training at various physical therapy units across primary, secondary, and tertiary care hospitals in the metropolis. In addition, Ziauddin Hospital Sukkur is launching its clinical services. This state-of-the-art facility, with over 200 beds and all modern amenities, provides students with an excellent environment for clinical training. Here, they can benefit from hands-on experience and advanced healthcare services, reinforcing our commitment to providing the best services in the healthcare sector.
Department of Physical Therapy is committed to produce competent physical therapist by providing knowledge and skilled based education; also inculcating the element of research with intent to improve patient care.
To serve mankind by preparing graduates of doctor of physical therapy as professional’s having a commitment to excellence in total patient care guided by belief in human worth and dignity with integrated approaches compatible to evolution in health profession. These physiotherapy practitioners will be the future leaders in their field equipped with ethical approach to practice along a strong research base, critical thinking and lifelong learning.
These objectives are to be accomplished through
A sequence of simulated and actual clinical experience across the curriculum.
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 Note: It is the responsibility of the applicant to submit the application according to instructions given with the application form
Final selection of students is decided on the basis of their performance in the following:
The university conducts an Aptitude Test for all eligible candidates. The test consists of Multiple Choice questions of various types. The test comprises four to five sections designed to assess each applicant’s performance in the areas of:
The level of questions in sections of Biology, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry correspond to that expected at the end of Matric & Intermediate Examination or equivalent qualifications.
Applicants are interviewed to assess their suitability to complete respective course and pursue a career in health sciences.
University will inform successful applicants and a deadline will be given for the confirmation of admission. Offers not accepted by the given deadline will be cancelled
DOCTORS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY | Â | |||
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First Year Semester-I | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTA-111 | Anatomy-I | 4(3+1) | Â | |
PTE-112 | Functional English | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTC-113 | Introduction to Computers | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTK-114 | Kinesiology-I | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTP-115 | Pakistan Studies | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTP-116 | Physiology-I | 3(2+1) | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
First Year Semester -II | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTA-121 | Anatomy-II | 4(3+1) | Â | |
PTP-122 | Physiology-II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTK-123 | Kinesiology-II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTW-124 | Expository Writing | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTI-125/PTE-127 | Islamic Studies/Moral Ethics | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTS-126 | Sociology | 2(2+0) | Â | |
Total | 17 | Â | ||
Second Year Semester III | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTA-211 | Anatomy-III | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTP-212 | Physiology-III | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTB-213 | Biomechanics and Ergonomics-I | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTE-214 | Enterprenurship | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTB-215 | Biochemistry -I | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTP-216 | Medical Physics | 3(2+1) | Â | |
Total | 16 | Â | ||
Second Year Semester IV | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTA-221 | Anatomy IV (Neuro Anatomy) | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTP-222 | Exercise Physiology | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTB-223 | Biomechanics and Ergonomics-II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTM-224 | Molecular Biology and Genetics | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTB-225 | Biochemistry -II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTH-226 | Health and Wellness | 2(1+1) | Â | |
 | Total | 16 |  | |
Third Year Semester V | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTE-311 | Physical Agents and Electrotherapy-I | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTP-312 | Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I | 2(2-0) | Â | |
PTP-313 | Pathology and Microbiology-I | 2(2-0) | Â | |
PTT-314 | Therapeutic Exercises and Techniques | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTB-315 | Biostatistics-I | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTB-316 | Behavioural Sciences (Psychology & Ethics) | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTC-317 | Supervised Clinical Practice -I | 3 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Third Year Semester VI | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTE-321 | Physical Agents and Electrotherapy-II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTP-322 | Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTP-323 | Pathology and Microbiology-II | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTM-324 | Manual Therapy | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTB-325 | Biostatistics-II | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTC-326 | Supervised Clinical Practices-II | 4 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Fourth Year Semester VII | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTR-411 | Scientific Inquiry & Research Methodology | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTM-412 | Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTR-413 | Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTS-414 | Surgery-I | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTM-415 | Medicine-I | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTS-416 | Supervised Clinical Practices-III | 3 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Fourth Year Semester VIII | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTE-421 | Evidence Based Practices | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTN-422 | Neurological Physical Therapy | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTS-423 | Surgery-II | 3(3-0) | Â | |
PTE-424 | Emergency Procedure and Primary care in Physical Therapy | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTM-425 | Medicine-II | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTS-426 | Supervised Clinical Practices-IV | 3 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Fifth Year Semester IX | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTO-511 | Prosthetics & Orthotics | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTP-512 | Professional Practices (Law, Ethics & Administrations) | 2(2+0) | Â | |
PTI-513 | Integumentary Physical Therapy | 2(1+1) | Â | |
PTD-514 | Clinical Decision Making and Differential Diagnosis | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTC-515 | Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy | 3(2+1) | Â | |
PTC-516 | Community Medicine & Rehabilitation | 3(3+0) | Â | |
PTS-517 | Supervised Clinical Practices-V | 3 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Fifth Year Semester- X | Â | |||
Course Code | Subjects | Credit Hours | Â | |
PTG-521 | Obstetrics and Gynecological Physical Therapy | 2(1+1) | Â | |
PTS-522 | Sports Physical Therapy | 2(1+1) | Â | |
PTP-523 | Pediatric Physical Therapy | 2(1+1) | Â | |
PTG-524 | Gerontology and Geriatric Physical Therapy | 2(1+1) | Â | |
PTS-525 | Supervised Clinical Practices- VI | 4 | Â | |
PTR-526 | Research Project | 6 | Â | |
Total | 18 | Â | ||
Grand Total Credit Hours | 175 | Â |
Doctor of Physical Therapy | |
Description | Batch V |
SEM I | |
Tuition Fee | 125638 |
Admission Fee | 50000 |
Application Fee | 5000 |
Examination Fee | 10000 |
Security Deposit | 25000 |
Student Fund | 2500 |
Payment of Fees:On receiving offer of admission from University, students are expected to deposit the required (non-refundable) admission and tuition fees within the due date mentioned in the offer letter. If the required fee is not submitted within the specified date the admission will stand cancelled.
Note:Â Any additional taxes imposed by the government will be the liability of the students/parents/guardian.
The University reserves the right to increase the fees if required according to the recommendation of the Governing Body.
Advance fees to be paid semester-wise. All dues need to be cleared within two weeks of commencement of the academic year. 2% surcharge per month will be levied on outstanding fees after the due date.