Hi Eshna,

You surely can get MBBS in further rounds of counseling by applying for upgradation. After first counseling there are a lot of seats available to get admission in that's why second round is conducted. Also whether you'll get a seat or not also depends upon whether the college

Hey Navya,

I'm sorry to say but it's very difficult to get a BDS Government college with 340 marks. Since, there's only one government dental college which is in Rohtak, the cut off stands really high. Near 500. You can try for the private dental colleges, you'll surely get them.

Dear Aspirant

372 is a very low score. You have fewer chances to get into a government medical College in MBBS/BDS/BBHMS even if you have a domicile and have applied for a state quota or belong to the reserved categories.

However, try the college predictor to know the colleges you

Hello anjali!

In both th field there is the same platform to standup. As in government sector they both have same salary. But in private it is surely dependent on doctor reputation and like salary also vary . 

When we see the overall aspects the salary of mbbs graduate  are

This question is a frequent one and my friends and dentists have answered it well so on basis of those answers and my own experinence here is a list.

- assume you have already thought about conventional approach that is MDS, clinics, assistanship with other dentist etc.

-f you are

for BDS it is 11000rank approx for government colleges and  450000 rank approx for deemed universities.

For the admission to physiotherapy programme, the candidate should have qualified the examination conducted by the individual institutions/universities. In order to get admission you have to follow the following criterion:

• Should have completed

Sorry to disappoint you but 400 marks is very less for admission to a government college for BDS under general category. Marks around 490 or 500 would have worked under AIQ. Even for State quota, 450+ is on the safer side.

Also, there is no EWS category reservation in NEET

In general, first to qualify in NEET, a General Category candidate has to score 50% of the top NEET score. It is 40% for SC, ST, OBC. For example, if the top NEET scorer has scored 500, General Category candidates should score atleast 250 and SC,ST,OBC should score around 200

hey bagmi

greetings,

talking about getting an mbbs seat you need atleast 550+ to get into a government college,the truth be told with your marks you might get into a private college through management quota,but that will definitely cause a hole in your pockets,

if you dream of becomg a