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Hello Dear Student, With a rank of 3,57,446, your chances of getting a government MBBS or BDS seat are very low, but you may explore management or private quota seats for BDS or low-cost private/deemed medical options. Special quotas like the Kashmiri Migrant (KM) quota do offer some relaxation, but
Hello Dear Student, With a score of 402 under the OBC (NT-C / NT-B) category, securing a seat in top-tier government BAMS or BDS colleges in Maharashtra through the state quota is difficult, as typical government cutoffs generally range higher (around 430–480+ marks for BAMS and 450–550+ for BDS). However,
With 424 marks in NEET UG 2026, BC-D category, and Andhra Pradesh state quota:
Government BDS: You have a possible but not certain chance. It will depend on your NEET rank, local area (AU/SVU), and the closing cutoffs in the counselling rounds. Some recent Andhra Pradesh state quota cutoffs for
Government BDS colleges: Around 15,000 to 60,000 per year in tuition fees (varies by state).
Private BDS colleges: Typically 2 lakh to 10 lakh per year, depending on the state and institution.
Government MBBS: You may have a chance, but it depends heavily on your state domicile, AIR, and SC category rank. In several states, SC candidates with scores in this range can become competitive in later counselling rounds, though it is not assured.
Government BDS: You have a good chance in
Some of the major government BDS colleges in India include:
Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences
Government Dental College and Hospital
Nair Hospital Dental College
Government Dental College
Government Dental College and Research Institute
Government Dental College and
With an AIR of 3,35,000 and EWS rank of about 37,000, if you have Andhra Pradesh domicile, your chances are:
Government BDS: Very unlikely through state quota or All India Quota, as closing ranks are generally much lower.
Private BDS colleges in Andhra Pradesh: Yes, you may have a chance,
If you're asking for government BDS colleges that also have MDS courses and are available under the Kashmiri Migrant (KM) quota, the KM quota is a supernumerary reservation in eligible institutions, but availability depends on the counselling authority and seat matrix for that year.
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