Course Description
The MPES is a two-year postgraduate degree that provides a deep dive into exercise physiology, sports biomechanics, and specialized coaching. It is designed to transform passionate sports professionals into expert scientists, high-level coaches, and strategic sports administrators.
The program focuses on the analytical side of sports—using data, psychological profiling, and physiological testing to enhance athletic outcomes.
Course Highlights
| Feature | Details |
| Duration | 2 Years (4 Semesters) |
| Eligibility | B.P.Ed / BPES / B.Sc (Physical Ed) with 50% marks |
| Core Focus | Research, Sports Science, Performance Analysis |
| Internship | Mandatory 3–6 months clinical/field internship |
| Key Outcomes | Research expertise, advanced coaching certification |
Eligibility & Admission
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Academic Qualification: A Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education (B.P.Ed, BPES, or B.PE) from a recognized university.
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Minimum Marks: Typically 50% to 55% aggregate marks (with relaxation for SC/ST/OBC and national-level athletes).
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Physical Fitness Test: Candidates must clear the university’s Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
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Medical Fitness: A mandatory certificate of fitness for strenuous physical activity.
What You Will Study (Curriculum)
Year 1: Advanced Sports Science
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Advanced Exercise Physiology: Detailed study of cardiovascular and respiratory adaptations to training.
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Sports Biomechanics & Kinesiology: Motion analysis and mechanical principles of sports techniques.
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Research Methodology: Training in data collection and statistical tools for sports research.
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Sports Psychology: Advanced mental conditioning and stress management for athletes.
Year 2: Specialization & Professional Practice
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Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation: Prevention and management of athletic injuries.
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Sports Management & Journalism: Budgeting, event planning, and media relations in sports.
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Scientific Principles of Sports Training: Periodization and high-intensity training models.
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Dissertation/Thesis: Original research project on a sports-specific topic.
MPES vs. M.P.Ed: What’s the Difference?
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M.P.Ed (Master of Physical Education): Primarily focused on pedagogy and teaching to prepare professionals for roles in schools and colleges.
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MPES (Master of Physical Education and Sports): More science and performance-driven, focusing on training elite athletes, sports research, and the corporate sports industry.
Career Pathways
Graduates of the MPES program are in high demand across the global sports ecosystem:
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Sports Scientist: Working in high-performance centers to analyze athlete data.
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Strength & Conditioning Coach: For professional clubs, national teams, or Olympic squads.
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Physical Education Lecturer: Teaching at the university level.
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Sports Performance Analyst: Using video and data tools to scout and improve player performance.
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Corporate Wellness Consultant: Designing fitness programs for large organizations.
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Rehabilitation Specialist: Assisting athletes in returning to peak form after injury.
Facilities & Infrastructure
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Bio-Mechanics Lab: Equipped with force plates and motion capture systems.
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Physiology Lab: Tools for VO2 max testing and body composition analysis.
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Multi-Sport Arenas: Access to professional-grade tracks, courts, and fields.