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Viswabharathi College

of Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

+91 9240202763 +91 8688947974 vbcptr.knl@gmail.com

Infrastructure

Library

Modern Library

A vast collection of books, journals, and digital resources for students.

Lab

Advanced Labs

Equipped with high-tech computers and the latest software.

Sports Complex

Sports Complex

Outdoor sports facilities

Cafeteria

Hygienic Cafeteria

Serving fresh and nutritious meals in a comfortable setting.

Hostel

Well-Furnished Hostels

Comfortable accommodation with 24/7 security and Wi-Fi.

Auditorium

Auditorium & Seminar Halls

Spacious halls for events, guest lectures, and conferences.

Frequently Asked Questions

Students gain extensive everyday bedside practical training directly within the massive, state-of-the-art 1165+ bedded Viswabharathi General Hospital and the associated Viswabharathi Super Specialty Hospital clusters.
The clinical exposure spans a vast therapeutic spectrum including Musculoskeletal/Orthopaedics, Neurological, Neuro-Surgery Rehabilitation, Cardiothoracic, Pulmonary Care, Vascular Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Pediatrics, Intensive Care Units (ICU/AMC/ICCU/NICU/PICU), and Geriatric care.
Yes, the college features advanced, fully operational labs including the Electrotherapy Laboratory, Kinesiotherapy & Exercise Therapy Labs, Anatomy Dissection Hall, Museums, and Physiology workspaces filled with diagnostic kits.
Students gain hands-on training with therapeutic tools such as suspension therapy units, traction beds, tilting table, parallel walking bars, posture mirrors, goniometers, shoulder wheels, and customized therapeutic resistance cables.
The lab is stocked with advanced clinical tools like Shortwave Diathermy (SWD) machines, Therapeutic Ultrasound units, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS), Laser therapy modules, and Interferential Therapy (IFT) kits.
Yes, the curriculum emphasizes public health outreach. Students actively participate in rural medical camps, primary health center deployments, community screening drives, and specialized posture awareness initiatives.
Yes, students are trained in pediatric therapeutic interventions, learning neurodevelopmental techniques to assist premature infants and children facing structural or developmental milestone delays.
The college integrates clinical reasoning with standard library reference modules. Students have access to a large repository of journals, physical reference textbooks, and digital libraries to review recent rehabilitation advancements.