Can I get seat in BDS by scoring 300 marks in neet?
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29th Apr, 2019
Hello Kishika
The cutoff for admission is different every year. It variates from state to state and college to college. And so it would be difficult to predict as the cutoff depends on many factors like number of students appearing in the exam, the difficulty level of the exam and related such. The cutoff is released for 85% state quota seats and for 15% AIQ seats. If you're applying through 85% state quota seats, then a minimum of 480-510+ (UR) score will do for admission in a government college for dental course. If you belong to a reserved category then 420-50+ score can get you a seat. Whereas for 15% AIQ seats, at least 500+ is required.
Scoring 300 or near can get you a seat in private college. So try to keep high target and score maximum possible to increase your chances of admission in your desired college.
If you want to know the cutoff and related details of any college, kindly mention the name- as it would be easy for us here to guide you more.!
Good Luck.!
The cutoff for admission is different every year. It variates from state to state and college to college. And so it would be difficult to predict as the cutoff depends on many factors like number of students appearing in the exam, the difficulty level of the exam and related such. The cutoff is released for 85% state quota seats and for 15% AIQ seats. If you're applying through 85% state quota seats, then a minimum of 480-510+ (UR) score will do for admission in a government college for dental course. If you belong to a reserved category then 420-50+ score can get you a seat. Whereas for 15% AIQ seats, at least 500+ is required.
Scoring 300 or near can get you a seat in private college. So try to keep high target and score maximum possible to increase your chances of admission in your desired college.
If you want to know the cutoff and related details of any college, kindly mention the name- as it would be easy for us here to guide you more.!
Good Luck.!
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What was the cut off sdm dental college for private seat??
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Hii Yogita,I am from bihar and wants private dental colleges in karanataka...will 300 be enough to get a seat??
Hello Swikriti
As per previous years analysis, the cutoff for admission in private dental colleges ranges between 520-40+ for open category candidates and that for the reserved category candidates is 460-90+
300 is very less score to get admission anywhere especially for 15% AIQ seats. So try to keep high target and score maximum possible to increase your chances of admission in your desired college.!
Good Luck.!
As per previous years analysis, the cutoff for admission in private dental colleges ranges between 520-40+ for open category candidates and that for the reserved category candidates is 460-90+
300 is very less score to get admission anywhere especially for 15% AIQ seats. So try to keep high target and score maximum possible to increase your chances of admission in your desired college.!
Good Luck.!
I want college through comedk..
Now there is only one common entrance exam for medical dental and Ayush courses i.e NEET with exception of AIIMS and JIPMER.
Through NEET only, you can get admission in MBBS/BDS colleges and not though COMEDK. It is for admission in engineering Institutions.
Through NEET only, you can get admission in MBBS/BDS colleges and not though COMEDK. It is for admission in engineering Institutions.
But there is registration by kea and colleges are alloted accordingly
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