M.P.Ed. is a 2-year postgraduate degree focused on advanced physical education, sports science, coaching, and fitness training. Eligibility requires a B.P.Ed. or equivalent degree. The course covers anatomy, sports psychology, exercise physiology, sports management, and research methods, preparing graduates for careers as coaches, physical education teachers, fitness trainers, and sports administrators.
Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.) is a postgraduate degree program focused on advanced concepts in physical education, sports science, fitness training, coaching, and sports management. It is designed for graduates who want to pursue higher-level careers in sports coaching, physical education teaching, fitness training, sports research, and administration.
Educational Qualification:
Candidates must have completed a Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) or equivalent degree from a recognized university.
Some institutes may accept candidates with a bachelor’s degree in physical education or sports science.
Minimum Marks:
Typically requires a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying degree (relaxation may apply for reserved categories).
Physical Fitness:
Candidates must pass a physical fitness test including endurance, strength, and flexibility assessments.
Admission Process:
Admission is usually through an entrance exam followed by an interview and physical fitness test.
Usually 2 years, divided into 4 semesters.
Advanced Anatomy and Physiology
Kinesiology and Biomechanics
Sports Psychology
Sports Training and Coaching Techniques
Exercise Physiology and Nutrition
Research Methods in Physical Education
Sports Medicine and Injury Management
Educational Technology in Physical Education
Sports Management and Administration
Yoga and Wellness
Practical Training and Internship
Advanced knowledge of human anatomy and sports science
Coaching and training techniques for various sports
Fitness assessment and exercise prescription
Sports psychology application
Sports injury prevention and management
Research skills in physical education and sports
Sports event organization and management
Graduates with an M.P.Ed. degree can work as:
Physical Education Teachers and Professors
Sports Coaches and Trainers
Fitness and Wellness Coaches
Sports Scientists and Researchers
Sports Physiotherapists’ Assistants
Sports Administrators and Managers
Yoga Instructors and Rehabilitation Trainers
Sports Journalists and Commentators
Ph.D. in Physical Education or Sports Science
Specialized certifications in sports coaching, physiotherapy, and fitness training
