There are approximately a total of 3060 seats in Maharashtra for MBBS in government colleges out of which 2606 come under 85% state quota. There are 22 government medical colleges in Maharashtra.

Again 19 private MBBS colleges available, and there are 2070 seats available in them.

A total of 260

Hello,

Both the courses are comparatively good , but as far as the present day situation is concerned the demand for BAMS increased so it has slighter edge over BDS. The amount of salary you tend to expect is quite high in BAMS .After pursuing the BDS course you need

It totally depends on your liking and interest. Because MHA and MBA are almost similar degrees but if I want to ask this personally, then I would go for MHA since it includes the management of hospitals and other health organizations, public health consulting and infrastructure.

thankyou.

Dear Aspirant,

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery course in an MDS postgraduate 3-year course in dentistry. Most institutes require a minimum aggregate of 50% marks for this and have an entrance exam which comprises of an Entrance test and personal interview or group discussion. Some even ask for a one year

Hello Shubham,

You will know which college you will get by going to this link and filling up your information.

Link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

I hope this will solve your query.

Good luck

Dear Praful, 300 marks for General Category can get you a Management seat in BDS. In 2019, the qualifying marks for NEET for General Category were 134-701. Which means 701 was the highest NEET score for General Category and 134 was the least. Now to get a seat in MBBS

Hello Aspirant,

The fees structure varies college to college so if you mention here the college, You wish to know about the fees structure then I can help you about it.

Good Luck!

Hello aspirant,

MPH- Masters of Public Health

Now a days, some courses are available at AIIMS, PGI and MAHE. In the UK, Sheffield offers a course in Dental Public Health. So does, King’s College and Leeds.

MSc in Oral Biology - If you are into research, you can approach many

hey,

I don't understand what are you trying to say. its fine to leave the course if you don't get any real interest in it. there are many career options after 10+2 course .

I don't understand what is the document problem for you.please do clarify it in the comment