I need more details on MDS admission, with the chances in different colleges
Hi,
MDS (Master Of Dental Surgery) admissions in India are primarily based on the NEET MDS exam. Your chances of getting into a college depend on:
- NEET MDS Rank and Percentile
- Category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS)
- State and All India Quota (AIQ 50%)
- College cutoffs from previous year
Top college include AIIMS, Maulana Azad Dental College, Manipal College of Dental Sciences, and Government Dental Colleges in Various states.
May this will help you!!!
hi.. m from jharkhand.. I hv to fill btsc form ..but m registered in jharkhand.. and provided the same details to MDS form.. now can I change my registration from jharkhand to bihar ??
Hello Swati,
If you are registered in Jharkhand and have already provided the same details for the MDS form , you cannot change your state of registration directly. However, you can still apply for the BTSC (Bihar Technical Service Commission) form if the eligibility criteria allow candidates from other states to apply.
To change your registration state, you may need to:
- Cancel your Jharkhand registration (if possible) and register afresh in Bihar.
- Or, apply for BTSC as an other-state candidate if allowed under the eligibility rules.
Check the
BTSC official notification
for details on state-specific eligibility and registration requirements.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
is there is reservaton for hilly area in NEET PG (MDS) in maharastra state
Hello,
Maharashtra provides a 'Hilly Area Reservation' for medical admissions, mainly for MBBS courses. To qualify, candidates must have studied in schools located in hilly areas as per their parents' domicile.
However, for NEET PG (MDS) , there is no specific mention of hilly area reservation.
Hope it helps !
Which is best field to pursue MDS from? And when is the right time to start preparing for NEET during BDS?
Hello,
The best field to pursue MDS depends on your interest and career goals. Some of the most popular and high-demand specializations are:
- Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery – Good for those interested in surgical procedures.
- Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics – High demand in private practice.
- Prosthodontics – Deals with dental prosthetics like crowns and bridges.
- Endodontics – Focuses on root canal treatments.
- Periodontology – Specializes in gum diseases and implants.
It's best to start preparing from third year of BDS as subjects get more clinical-based. However, serious preparation should begin in internship with proper revision and mock tests.
Hope it helps !
can address and aggregate changed during edit window in neet mds pg
In the NEET MDS 2025 application process:
Correction Window (March 14–17, 2025) allows editing of some details.
Non-Editable Fields: Name, Email ID, and Nationality.
Check Official Guidelines to confirm if address and aggregate marks can be changed
Do we have any information if neet mds will be in June or April?
Hello,
As of now, the National Board of Examinations (NBE) has not officially announced the revised date for NEET MDS 2025 . Initially scheduled for January 31, 2025, the exam has been postponed. Based on recent reports, the exam is expected to be conducted in June 2025.
Hope you find it useful !
I got my provisional certificate on 20feb 2024 will i able to give neet pg exam mds
Congratulations on getting your provisional certificate. You will be eligible for NEET 2025 if you have completed your internship by March on next year that is March 2025. You will need to finish your degree. The provisional certificate confirms this . If you are not able to complete your internship then you might not be able to write next NEET Pg
please help !! I am coming under oec (sc) category from kerala. So while applying for neet mds there is only obc,sc,st options. When i look in the central list of obc my caste comes under obc. But when i look in the list by kerala government, i come under oec-sc. So for neet mds which category should i choose ????
Hello,
For NEET MDS , here's the clarification regarding your category:
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Central List of OBC : Your caste appears under OBC, but this is based on the central government's classification.
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Kerala Government List : In Kerala's list, you fall under the OEC-SC category, which is specific to the state's classification.
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- Since NEET is a central-level exam, the classification that matters is based on the central government’s policies.
- If you are applying for the central quota, you should select the OBC category as per the central list, as the state’s OEC-SC classification may not apply for NEET MDS.
- If applying for state quota in Kerala, refer to Kerala's guidelines, which may accept your OEC-SC status.
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Consult Kerala Authorities : It's advisable to confirm with the Kerala State authorities or the NEET MDS helpdesk to ensure accurate selection based on the state and central quota policies.
Hope it helps !
is there exam center for neet mds in uae
to find the specific and NEET MDS exam centres for 2025 in the UAE you can refer to the official and notification released by the NTR this notification will MENTION all the possible exam centre Though as released by them there are 3 exam centres is some centres and UAE 1 is in Dubai and 2ND IS in Abu dhabi and third is in Sharjah as per the official notification NTA (NATIONAL TESTING AGENCY) You can find more info in given link neet centres
I got a eank of 52 in INICET -MDS Nov 2024 ...Do I hold a chance to get a seat ?
Hello Nikita,
With a rank of 52 in the INICET MDS November 2024, you have a promising chance of securing a seat, particularly in highly regarded institutions. Here are some key points to consider:
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Past Cutoffs : Analyzing previous years' cutoffs for MDS courses shows that top ranks typically secure seats in reputable institutions, such as AIIMS New Delhi and JIPMER.
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Seat Availability : The allocation depends on the seat matrix, which may vary by the number of seats and the category under which you apply.
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Institution Preferences : Prioritize participation in all counseling rounds, as seats often become available as higher-ranked candidates finalize their choices.
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Backup Planning : Consider options at newer or less competitive AIIMS campuses for better chances.
This combination should give you a clear pathway toward securing a spot in an esteemed dental institution.
To know more about the cutoffs, visit : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/ini-cet-seat-matrix
Or you can use the college predictor to predict whether you can get seat of not : https://medicine.careers360.com/ini-cet-college-predictor
Hope it helps !