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Admissions into BDS programs will be done through the entrance exam NEET.

Admission to the BDS course is based on qualification in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) conducted by the National Testing Agency. Candidates must qualify NEET-UG in the relevant academic year. Admission is granted through centralized counseling conducted by the respective authorities (All India / State level).

The students who have passed the 10+2 examination in the science stream and have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in the 12th stream may go for the BDS course.
It is a course that will have hands-on training in the field of dentistry for the duration of five years. The students will get the chance to interact with the patient and will gain practical knowledge of diseases.
The students have to score a minimum of 50% marks (40% in the case of the reserved category) in Plus Two and have to appear for an entrance examination conducted by the respective authorities.

• Candidates must have passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary Examination) or equivalent from a recognized board. They should have studied the following core subjects: Physics/Chemistry/Biology / Biotechnology/English (as a compulsory subject) 
• Minimum Qualifying Marks in 10+2
• Candidates must secure the following minimum aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry & Biology (PCB):
• General Category – Minimum 50% aggregate in PCB; SC / ST / OBC (as per government norms) – Minimum 40% aggregate in PCB; PwD (General Category) – Minimum 45% aggregate in PCB. Marks requirement may vary as per regulatory authority guidelines.
• The candidate must have completed 17 years of age on or before 31st December of the year of admission. There is generally no upper age limit as per current norms (subject to prevailing regulations).