how much bond i have to pay for leaving bds after 1year ,in govt. dental colledge, amritsar?
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17th Jan, 2022
Hello candidate,
Hope you are doing well,
The fee for BDS courses in government colleges is Rs 3.9 lakh, while students in private colleges will pay Rs 7.6 lakh under government quota and Rs 10.3 lakh under management quota. NRI quota fee will be $44,000 (around Rs 33 lakh),
Usually when you take admission in a BDS/Dental college, you are made to sign a seat leaving bond which is basically a document that states that if you leave your course or seat in between the course, you will be entitled to pay a specific amount to the college,
you can drop one year and prepare in a better and managed way for MBBS college but if you still choose to pursue BDS course then for sure you can leave the course and college after 1 year and join MBBS college but before leaving you must pay the complete fees as per mentioned by the bond details.
The bond is different for different colleges,you have to take personal information of the bond of the particular College.
Hope this will help
Thank you!!!
Hope you are doing well,
The fee for BDS courses in government colleges is Rs 3.9 lakh, while students in private colleges will pay Rs 7.6 lakh under government quota and Rs 10.3 lakh under management quota. NRI quota fee will be $44,000 (around Rs 33 lakh),
Usually when you take admission in a BDS/Dental college, you are made to sign a seat leaving bond which is basically a document that states that if you leave your course or seat in between the course, you will be entitled to pay a specific amount to the college,
you can drop one year and prepare in a better and managed way for MBBS college but if you still choose to pursue BDS course then for sure you can leave the course and college after 1 year and join MBBS college but before leaving you must pay the complete fees as per mentioned by the bond details.
The bond is different for different colleges,you have to take personal information of the bond of the particular College.
Hope this will help
Thank you!!!
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