Hii ,

According to your score it is very difficult to predict either you will get chance for the admission in government college or not .

Since every year the admission in government college differ according to the cutoff and the difficulty level of the exam and also on the

Hello Aspirant,

Depends solely on what you want to do and where you see yourself in the next few years.If you see yourself happy treating a patient in pain due to a tooth, then BDS it is. But if you're an animal lover then BVSc is the way to go.

Hi aspirant,

The cutoff marks change every year. It's depends upon number of students that appeared in examination, number of seats available in colleges, difficulties of question paper, reservation catagory, previous years cutoff trends, etc.  According to previous years cutoff, candidates who belong to SC catagory required at least 300

Hi aspirant,

Your profile say that you are from Bihar and w ith 486 marks in you have chance to get government bds college in Bihar if you belong to OBC catagory.  Name of colleges which you may get:-

• Buddha Institute of Dental Science & Hospital, Patna
• Mithila Minority Dental

Dear aspirant,

For UP, the state holds 1% of the seats so, yes there is provision for defence but no such thing is provided under All-India-Quota. Reservation under this is only provided by the State and for that either of your parents should be either in Airforce, Navy, Army or

Hello,

With 350 marks your expected rank will be 204334 - 244484, now as per previous year data through AIQ there are no chance to secure a seat in government dental college even if you belong to reserved category, because the cut-offs are quite high compared to your marks,you can

Hey,

With 390 marks, you will get a rank between 131606-142409. You can check it here https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

Based on previous year cut off, you have chances in the following colleges in SC category in Maharashtra -

• Vedaanta Institute of Medical Sciences (MBBS)
• ACPM Dental College
• Aditya Dental College
• DR DY

The MCI conducts the All India Counselling to fill 15% AIQ seats. This means if your college has 100 seats, 15 of them are reserved for candidates from all over India. The counselling process sounds a little complex, but it is as follows:

1. Candidates register for 1st round of counselling