Hello Aspirant

To get Admission in BHMS/BAMS

MBBS/BDS, candidates who wish to pursue BAMS must secure the minimum NEET 2020 cutoff percentile and their corresponding marks in to be considered passed. General category candidates must secure 50th percentile, while 40th percentile is for SC/ST/OBC aspirants. Last year, the marks corresponding

Dear aspirant,

Sorry but you are not mentioned exam name and also state name where you want to take admission.

I request you to please provide whole information about the examination which you appeared and also in which state you want to take admission.Because different examination have their different cutoff

Hello,

You won't be able to secure bds seat at semi govt bds or government colleges.

You can try in private dental institutions of your state.

Hope this helps.

Hello!

You haven't specified if it is government or private college. It greatly varies. For government colleges with MBBS, fees can be between 2000 to 50000 per annum whereas in private medical colleges, fees range between 4,00,000 to 15,00,000 per annum. Depends on the college you want to take admission

After being alloted seat in first round or first round upgrade, if you you want change your choices for second round, yes you can do this by not reporting or not accepting previously adopted seat or by leaving the seat of first round within specified time.

And I would suggest

Hello Aspirant,

As you have not mentioned your Home state so considering it as Haryana according to your profile.

See it is little bit difficult to predict exactly whether you get seat or not because different colleges have different cut-offs for State quota and All India Quota. Also, cut-offs are

With a score of 408, your rank might be approximately between 121183-130881. This is an expected rank range:https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank . With this rank, it is highly difficult for a seat in BDS either in State Counselling or All India Counselling. You willl need more than 500 atleast even if you have

Hello Aspirant,

My vote goes to BVSc.

Most dental colleges are failing to fill their quota of seats. So much so, when recently some older colleges were asking for increase in seats, they were asked to find out what their alumni of last five years were doing.

Most were not