Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT) is a professional undergraduate programme designed to prepare skilled occupational therapy professionals who help individuals improve functional abilities, independence, participation and quality of life through therapeutic activities and rehabilitation.
Occupational Therapy
Professional education in rehabilitation and therapeutic care.
Functional Skills
Helping individuals improve daily living and functional abilities.
Rehabilitation
Supporting physical, neurological and developmental rehabilitation.
Career Scope
Opportunities in hospitals, rehabilitation centres and clinics.
About Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Developing compassionate and competent professionals for rehabilitation, functional independence and community care.
đ§ Occupational Therapy Education
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy is a professional healthcare programme focused on helping individuals participate more independently in everyday activities despite physical, neurological, developmental or psychological challenges.
Students learn about human anatomy, physiology, psychology, therapeutic techniques, rehabilitation principles and activity-based interventions used in occupational therapy practice.
The programme combines academic learning with practical and clinical exposure to develop professional skills required for working with individuals across different age groups and healthcare settings.
⨠Programme Highlights
- Occupational Therapy Principles
- Functional Assessment
- Therapeutic Activities
- Physical Rehabilitation
- Neurological Rehabilitation
- Paediatric Rehabilitation
- Mental Health Support
- Community-Based Rehabilitation
Eligibility & Admission Process
Applicants should fulfil the academic and admission requirements prescribed by the institution and applicable authorities.
â Eligibility Criteria
- Successful completion of 10+2 / equivalent qualification from a recognised board.
- Science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry and Biology may be required as per applicable admission rules.
- Meet the prescribed minimum qualifying marks.
- Meet applicable age requirements.
- Fulfil other admission conditions specified by the institution or competent authority.
đ Admission Process
- Submit the application/admission form.
- Verification of academic documents.
- Counselling or selection process, wherever applicable.
- Admission confirmation after document verification.
- Fee submission and commencement of academic programme.
Key Areas of Occupational Therapy
Students develop knowledge and practical understanding of different areas of occupational therapy and rehabilitation.
đ§ Neurological Rehabilitation
Understanding rehabilitation approaches for individuals with neurological conditions and functional limitations.
đĻ´ Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
Supporting recovery of movement, strength and functional independence following orthopaedic conditions or injuries.
đļ Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Supporting children's development, motor skills, learning and participation in age-appropriate activities.
đ§ Mental Health Occupational Therapy
Using meaningful activities and therapeutic approaches to support mental health, participation and daily functioning.
đ´ Geriatric Rehabilitation
Promoting independence, mobility, safety and participation among older adults.
đī¸ Community Rehabilitation
Applying occupational therapy principles within community and home-based rehabilitation environments.
Clinical Training & Practical Learning
Practical training helps students develop assessment, communication, therapeutic and rehabilitation skills in real healthcare environments.
Functional Assessment
Learning basic assessment of functional abilities, activity performance and individual rehabilitation needs.
Therapeutic Activities
Understanding activity-based interventions designed to improve function, independence and participation.
Rehabilitation Practice
Clinical exposure to rehabilitation planning and therapeutic support under professional supervision.
Areas of Rehabilitation
Occupational therapy focuses on meaningful activities and functional participation across different stages of life.
Activities of Daily Living
Supporting independence in everyday personal and household tasks.
Fine Motor Skills
Activities supporting hand function, coordination and dexterity.
Mobility & Function
Supporting safe movement and participation in daily activities.
Cognitive Skills
Supporting attention, planning and functional cognitive abilities.
Documents Required
Applicants should keep the required academic and identity documents ready for admission and verification.
Career Opportunities After BOT
Occupational therapy graduates may explore opportunities in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, clinics, schools, community programmes and other healthcare settings, subject to applicable requirements.
Hospital Services
Work as part of multidisciplinary healthcare and rehabilitation teams in hospitals.
Rehabilitation Centres
Provide occupational therapy services within rehabilitation facilities and specialised centres.