Hey Nidhi

NIMS University Jaipur id MCI and DCI approved (you can check this from https://nimsuniversity.org/recognition-accreditation/ ) . You will be eligible for MDS on fulfilling the following criterions:

A candidate needs to posess a BDS degree from a University recognised by the DCI (you have fulfilled this criteria)

You need to have 12 months of compulsory rotating Internship/Practical training

You need to have provisional/ permanent registration of DCI.

All the best!

Hello,

On July 3, 2020 the cutoff for NEET MDS 2020 has released the revised and reduced cut off. The revised cut off for OBC category is 188 which is 21.065 percentile. The cut is reduced to fill the remaining vacant seats in the dental colleges in India. Even after the reduced cut off you are not eligible to get seat as you have scored 171 marks.

Yes you can definitely get admission, but for that you should be able to crack the AIIMS MDS exam as the field is highly competitive and so you may need to study and work really hard for your admission.

AIIMS is a really prestigious institute so you will definitely get good exposure there.

All the Best!!

Most of the colleges accept NEET scores you can apply to private colleges and give their proprietary exams also.

The various exams accepted in India for MDS admissions include NEET MDS, NEET PG, AIIMS PG and Karnataka NEET PG.

The cut offs are usually reduced when the no.of Candidates qualified for the first time are lesser than the no.of unfilled or vacant seats. I 2019 as well, DCI reduced the cut offs just like in the previous years. But there has been no mention of the cut offs being reduced twice in the same year. This year as well for NEET MDS 2020, the cut offs have been reduced by 18.935 percentage which is approximately 66 marks across all Categories. Now the new Cut offs are as follows:

General/EWS: 31.065

SC/ST/OBC: 21.065

General PWD: 26.065

And the revised marks are as follows:

General/EWS: 220

SC/ST/OBC:188

General PWD: 204

It doesn't look like the cut offs will be further reduced. Nevertheless, please follow the official website for more information. You can also refer our article for more information: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-mds-cut-off

Hello student,

The national board of examination has already released the revised cut off for neet admission of masters of dental surgery course 2020. The revised MDS cut off for general category is 31.0 65percentile.

Click on the link below to know more

https://news.careers360.com/nbe-has-revised-neet-mds-2020-cut-off-18935-percentile

Hello

There are 20+ colleges in Andhra Pradesh which accepts seat through the NEET-MDS . As you have secured 349 rank and expecting seat in orthodontics or endodontics category under b.

There are little chances you to get in into your desired course. Because there are few seats available in Andhra Pradesh. So it will be depended on the number of applicants and vacancy from your state.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant

Average Fees for a govt.MDS seat every year : 15,000

Total Average cost of MDS for 3Years : 45,000

Govt.colleges pay stipend to MDS students(every month) with a minimum possible average value of 15,000 at the time of joining to 30,000 by the 3rd year MDS

Considering the minimum amount of 15,000 pm, the total average stipend money in 3 years of MDS 5,40,000

But,In some colleges like AIIMS MDS stipend goes as high as 40,000 plus per month.

Hope it helps

Thank you

Mop up round is conducted for admission to Deemed/Central Universities and IP Quota of ESIC Colleges. You haven't mentioned whether you have qualified in NEET MDS or not. This is important because even to participate in NEET MDS Mop up round, you have to qualify in PG Dental entrance exam by securing the minimum qualifying percentile. The cut offs for various Categories for NEET MDS 2020 have been as follows:

General Category: 50 percentile: 286

OBC/SC/ST: 40 percentile: 250

General: PWD: 45 percentile: 268

OBC/SC/ST: PWD: 40 percentile: 250

If you have scored equal to or more than this, you can register for NEET MDS and fill in the choices. But if you haven't scored the required marks, then you cannot register for the Mop up round because you did not qualify in NEET MDS 2020. You might have to reappear for 2021.