GSSSB Physiotherapist Syllabus – 2025 | Class-3 Syllabus | Full notification pdf

GSSSB Physiotherapist Syllabus : Are you preparing for the Physiotherapist, Class-3 competitive examination (Advertisement No: 328/202526) conducted by the Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal, Gandhinagar Navigating a comprehensive syllabus is the first step toward success. This blog post breaks down the entire exam structure, including the allocation of marks for each section, to help you strategize your preparation.

The competitive exam is divided into two major parts, Part A and Part B, for a total of 210 marks.

GSSSB Physiotherapist Syllabus Overview

The following table summarizes the key sections of the exam, the number of questions, and the total marks for each part.

GSSSB Physiotherapist Syllabus : As per the examination method prescribed for filling up the posts through direct recruitment vide Resolution No.: Bharat/102023/638937/K of the General Administration Department dated 08/11/2023, the examination will be conducted in a single stage objective MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) type competitive examination of CBRT/OMR (Computer Based Response Test/ Optical Mark Recognition) method. This examination will be conducted in two parts: Part-A and Part-B (the level of the question paper will be equivalent to the educational qualification).

Detailed Section Breakdown for GSSSB Physiotherapist Syllabus

The exam requires a strong balance between General Studies and core Physiotherapy knowledge, with the latter carrying the most weight.

Part A: General Aptitude (60 Marks)

This section focuses on your logical and numerical abilities:

1. Reasoning & Data Interpretation (30 Marks): Topics include Problems on Ages, Blood Relation, Arithmetic Reasoning, Data Interpretation (tables), and Data Sufficiency^.
2. Quantitative Aptitude (30 Marks): The syllabus covers a wide range of arithmetic and algebraic concepts, such as Number Systems, Simplification and Algebra, Average, Percentage, Profit-Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Time and Work, Time, Speed and Distance, and Work, Wages and Chain Rule.

Part B: General Knowledge & Core Subjects (150 Marks)

This part is a mix of general awareness, language skills, and the bulk of your professional knowledge.

Non-Technical Subjects (30 Marks)

• Constitution of India (10 Marks): Focus is on the Preamble, Fundamental Rights/Duty, Directive Principles of State Policy, roles of the President/Vice President/Governor, the Parliamentary System, Amendments, Centre-State relations, the Judicial System, and Constitutional Bodies^12121212.
• Current Affairs (10 Marks): This section covers Current Events of State, National, and International Importance¹³.
• Comprehension (10 Marks): This includes assessing comprehension, interpretation, and inference skills from given paragraphs, with 5 marks for Gujarati and 5 marks for English.

Technical Qualification (120 Marks)

This is the most critical section, carrying 120 Marks. Your professional knowledge is tested across a broad spectrum of Physiotherapy subjects. The syllabus provides a detailed distribution of marks for each technical subject.

The highest-weighted subjects, and therefore those requiring focused preparation, include:

EXERCISE THERAPY-I: 10 Marks

PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSIS: 10 Marks

Other core subjects you must prepare for, along with their marks, include:

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