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Physical Education in India

In this fast developing world, health is increasingly becoming the concern of the masses and the importance of Physical Education is rising all over the world. Moreover Physical Education training courses have also emerged as a promising career course in India.

Finally use the experience acquired over years as a sportsperson to work in a related field, such as, sports journalism, sports goods manufacture/marketing or as commentator. To be a sports person one needs to be physically fit, energetic and enthusiastic. If aspiring to become a trainer or manager, a graduate degree in physical education can be pursued after Class XII ( any stream with physical education)

Scope of the Courses :
The successful candidates of the above courses shall be well qualified for the appointment as Sports officers, Assistant Director’s, Deputy Director’s, Director’s of Physical Education, Supervisor’s, and fitness consultants in School, Colleges Universities, Industrial establishments, Commerial firms, Governmental and non-governmental agencies which are engaged in promoting physical education and sports in India.

Laxmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Gwalior
The Laxmibai National Institute of Physical Education (LNIPE), Gwalior, is a deemed university and a leading academic centre in the field of physical education. The Institute was established by Government of India as National College of Physical Education on August 17, 1957.

The department of Physical Education was established in 1972 under the jurisdiction of Jiwaji University, Gwalior. The department has been functioning as the Prime Nucleus for the organisation of sports activities in various sports disciplines at college, university and National level. The Deptt. has established it self as a leading centre in sports in the region and is presently catering to the sports need of Children, Youths and old People of Greater Gwalior by organising regular Yogic classes and scientific coaching camps in different games and sports. The University has got two floodlight basketball courts with portable uprights, three floodlight tennis courts, four vollyball courts (caged) one hockey ground, one grassy football ground, standard cricket groud with turf wicket, one Kho-Kho, two Kabaddi, one Handball, one Indoor hall for Table Tennis, Judo, Aerobic, Badminton, Wrestling and Weight  Lifting and a 400 m.  grassy track.