Hello student,

If you got banned from KNRUHS (Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences) for not reporting after accepting a BDS seat in the mop-up round , this ban generally applies to BDS admissions only. However, here are some important points to consider:

1. Penalty : Often, universities impose a

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Hello Akshay,

With a score of 360, your chances of securing a seat in the mop-up round for BDS in private dental colleges appear feasible, particularly in states like Karnataka and Maharashtra, where the cutoffs are lower. While you may not secure a government college seat, focusing on private colleges

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In case you do not pass all subjects in the first year of BDS, then you are required to reappear for the exams for those subjects. Most of the universities give the opportunity to reappear for supplementary or compartment exams usually held a few months later, and so on.

You can expect a Government seat in a average MBBS College when you get >650 in NEET, especially when you are in General Category with no reservation even in any medical courses like BDS BAMS BHMS so it is quite difficult for you to get colleges at this rank Try

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With a rank of 263,276 in SC category, it becomes very difficult to get a seat in a government BDS college through All India Quota as the cut-off ranks are much lower in recent years. The number of seats is very low in government dental colleges, and the cut-offs

Hello aspirant,

I understand the feeling of conflicted when your career paths doesn't align with your personal interest.

Pursuing an LLB after BDS can be a strategic move for several reasons:

• Legal Expertise in Dental Practice: Having both dental and legal knowledge can be advantageous in areas like medical malpractice,

You have a very slim chance of getting into a government college as an MBBS or BDS student with a rank of 2,212,166. However, depending on the state and availability, private colleges or management quota seats can still be an option.

Hello Shivani,

With a NEET rank of 2,212,166, getting admission to an MBBS or BDS college might be quite difficult. MBBS seats, especially in government colleges, are highly competitive and typically require a much better rank. BDS also tends to have limited seats and may require a rank within a

Hello aspirant,

All these three courses are good and have a great career opportunity and scope in future, so you can opt for any of them as per your own preference. You can excel the most in the course selected by you as per your own prefrence.

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