Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

A BOT course, or Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, is a 4 to 4.5-year undergraduate program (including a 6-month internship) that trains you to help people regain skills for daily living after injury, illness, or disability, focusing on physical, mental, and developmental rehabilitation using activities and therapy techniques. Eligibility usually requires 10+2 with Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), and admissions are often merit-based on 12th marks, not NEET. Graduates work as OTs in hospitals, schools, rehab centers, and clinics, aiding recovery and independence for diverse age groups.