How many marks are required to get a seat in BDS through NEET if you belong to an OBC category?

Hello,

NEET 2020 is going to held on May 3 across India. The cutoff for the same will be released only after the declaration of the NEET 2020 result. In the meantime, we can tell you the minimum required cutoff percentile for NEET as per 2019.

The minimum required percentile for candidates belonging to the OBC category is 40th and the minimum scores required scores are 133-107. You can visit the link to know the cutoff percentile and scores for other categories.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

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My, doughter scored 106 Mark's in neet 19 ,she wanted to do bds,  can it possible

Hello Amisha,

NEET MBBS result is to be announced by June 5, along with the cutoff scores. Only candidates who have secured the minimum qualifying percentile can download their NEET UG result 2019 . The cutoff percentile OBC is 40th.

NEET 2019 exam has been conducted on May 5, across India, while for aspirants from Odisha, Karnataka and Siliguri, the offline exam was re-conducted on May 20, 2019. As per the experts, since, NEET MBBS/BDS exam was easier than the previous year, the cutoff scores range is expected to increase for the academic session 2019-20.

For admission to government medical college under OBC category, you must try to obtain at more than 400 marks in NEET MBBS result. Talking about the last year BDS admission under 85% state quota seats in Karnataka government dental colleges, the last rank in ESIC dental college Gulbarga was 177458 with the 303 marks.

For more information on admission to dental college through NEET 2019, go through the article link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

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All the best!!

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How much minimmum marks is required for BDS for obc

what score is expected from a student belonging to General Category to secure a B.D.S. seat in the colleges GMC and Nair Hospitals, Mumbai?

Hi Amisha, As per your query about the marks required for BDS, I would like to inform you that it will vary every year based on the difficulty level of ques paper and number of students scoring that mark

It also depends on college you targeting like govt or private... Through STATE QUOTA 85%  Or ALL INDIA QUOTA 15 %.....

BUT going by previous years trend for government college in obc category 450-550 will be a safer score.. If you target private it will around 400-500

Hopefully it helps

Regards

Dr Parmanand Agarwal

MBBS MD

Career counselor

Hello Amisha

Talking about BDS admissions via OBC category as per the Medical Council of India, you must be getting a percentile of above 50 the Neet examination to qualify in that regard, having passed your boards with 50% aggregate in physics chemistry and Biology

However these statistics and numerical may vary depending on whether you are wanting to get admitted to a college in your state where the 85% state reservation or you want a college across India using the 15% all India quota, also it would depend if you want a government college or private college

Yes to get into any college across India weather private or government using either state of all India quota the 50th percentile should suffice for you

But if you want one of the better colleges at the government sector in your state then I think you need to lift your scoring above 380

You want to avail one of the best BDS colleges in India at the government sector using your all India rank usually you should be trying to score near 400

You might just clash with some of the not so well reputed medical colleges with this rank as well

Finally the choice would remain up to you but I really I think every student appearing for Neet should not him for a just 360 out of 720 but try to score at least 400 which is the basic par for getting into any medical stream

Hope this helps thank you

Hi Amisha

Talking Directly in terms of  marks, 360+ will be a safer score for BDS through NEET.

Cut off score of previous year NEET was as follows

Category	Marks Range	Qualifying Criteria	Number of Candidates
Others	685-145	50th Percentile	1,71,329
OBC	678-118	40th Percentile	1,75,226
SC	595-118	40th Percentile	47,183
ST	599-118	40th Percentile	15,710
UR – PH	474-131	45th Percentile	437
OBC – PH	510-118	40th Percentile	597
SC – PH	415-118	40th Percentile	143
ST – PH	339-118	40th Percentile	36

Hope This Helps

All the Best

Hello

What I necessarily feel as if you need to get a BDS seat definitely you need to am at scoring above 320 in the Neet examination, though the MBBS qualification criteria on would technically be the 50th percentile which is often around 360.

So for dental you can expect the cutoff to be somewhere around 330 to 340 comma however for OBC category you can still give bonus of 5 marks, thereby cutting it down to around 325 to 330.

However the cutoffs may vary based on the performances of other students were also appearing for the examination so I would always recommend you, to try and scored above 350 preferably above 360 so that you can get into a decent BDS seat across any college availing the all India all state quota of the 15 and 85% she's respectively of all colleges throughout India all the colleges of the state from which you are appearing.

thank you

Marks depend on how many colleges are there and number of student

I think 300 should be to get BDS seat

Dear Amisha


It's changing every year.  And what I want to say is we can just predict that. If you want the previous year details and also more information about NEET,  you can click on the below link:


NEET


All the best.