Hi Muskan

I would suggest you to achieve score between 420 - 500, to get seat for BDS in govt colleges.

To be on safe side, 450+ score would be good.

All the best dear :)

Hello!

You shouldn't be negative. Be confident. You still have time for the April session. Trigger your weak and strong points and work on them accordingly. Give mock tests and revise well. You'll surely end up in a decent college.

If not, then SP Jain University is also a good

If you have started the Bachelor of dental surgery course now with 1st year, and have not attended any examination till now, then you can fill code 02 in your NEET application form, code 02 is on the basis of 12th qualification. Code 02 is most appropriate in your situation.

Hello!

In order to determine or predict which medical college you can get into through All India Quota, please check out the following link or website:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Using this website, you can determine if you can get into your desired college or not. However, it is important to note that

Dear Aspirant,

The cutoff for BDS typically tends to be lower than that for MBBS program. Also, note that the cutoff depends on a number of variables like the number of sanctions seats, applications received for admission, and performance of the applicants in NEET exam.

Further, the cutoff would vary

Hi sir, I am a resident of West Bengal till class 10. And now I want to study in Rajasthan in class 11 and 12. After that i want to give my HS from Delhi school. Am I eligible for getting the state quota of Delhi for MBBS study??

Hello Neelam,

The cut-off marks varies from college to college. You will have to mention the name of the college in which you want to pursue B.Ds and then I may provide you with the respective cut-off marks.

In general, the cut-off for government colleges for B.DS is around 470