What are the eligibility criteria for the Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) programme?
The eligibility criteria for the programme is as follows: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 or
equivalent with core subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board. A minimum
percentage of marks of around 50% is required.
What is the duration of Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) programme?
The duration of the programme is 4 years.
What is the fee for the Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) programme?
The total fee of the programme is 2.5 lakh per annum.
Are scholarships available for the Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) course?
Yes, Apollo AHA offers merit-based scholarships covering up to 25% for students. The university also
provides need-based financial help and education loans.
What kind of placement support is provided?
Apollo Career Development Cell offers placement support to students, including resume building, interview
preparation and hospital networking opportunities. Our 92% placement rate highlights the strong industry
connections.
Can I specialise in a specific area of respiratory care?
Yes, respiratory therapists can specialise in a specific area of respiratory care. These specialisations
allow them to focus on specific patient populations, conditions or treatment settings.
Are there opportunities for internships during the course?
Students gain practical exposure and hands-on experience through integration with hospital systems like
Apollo Hospitals.
What is the fee payment schedule for the Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) course?
The programme fees are paid annually or semester-wise. Students receive a detailed fee structure and
payment timelines during admission.
What are the higher education opportunities after a Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (B.RT) programme?
After completing the course, graduates can pursue higher studies to specialise, advance their careers or
pursue research opportunities. These include an Master of Respiratory Therapy (M.RT), a Master of Public Health
(MPH), PhD in respiratory sciences or other allied health specialisations.