Mohammed Sathak Aj College of Physiotherapy, Chennai Courses

Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
Approved by : Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University
Website: http://www.sathaktrust.com/physiotheraphy/index.htm
Estd : 2001
Type : Trustee College
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Mohamed Sathak A.J. College of Physiotherapy at Chennai was started in 2001 by the Mohamed Sathak Trust and is affiliated to Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, with its objective as "Health For All". As the medical industry booms, it is believed that related fields of physiotherapy are also gaining importance across the globe.

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College Facility

Library

  • The college library has one of the largest collections of Physiotherapy titles in Tamil Nadu, with over 2000 different titles and more than 4000 books. Every academic year, books and journals worth more than 2.5 lakhs rupees are added to the library. Internet facilities are available for the students in the college and library. The library regularly subscribes to periodicals related to Physiotherapy, Medicine, allied health sciences, and WHO publications. All reputed international and national j

Hostel

  • Hostel facility is available.

ExtraCurricular

  • The cultural committee conducts monthly cultural programs by the students. This helps to break the study routine and gives an opportunity for students to excel in extra-curricular activities. An annual cultural extravaganza, is organised enabling the students to develop their creative as well as organizing skills.

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Admission Open 2021
Admission Open 2020

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