Hey Abir Bhattacharya,

Yes you are allowed to study surgery or medicines in USA. as you’ve completed BDS in India. You have the following opportunities at USA,

If you are have an enough financial resources and if your are interested in dentistry, then you can go for DDS Which will

Hello,

Although this may vary from university to university, the general requirement for masters in dentistry programs is that the applicant must have a CODA (Commission on Dental Accreditation) approved dentail degree. Indian BDS qualifications are generally not approved and therefore you will either have to complete a 2-year dental

Hii pihu

You cannot give mcat after completing bds as most of these institutes require international students to have spent atleast an year of undergraduate study in the US.i hope this information helps you.

Thank you

Hi Rishab, 

Yes, you can continue higher education after pursuing BDS in India. I suggest deciding the country in which you want to pursue your higher education in. 

Each country has its own regulation for practice and higher education in their country.

For example, aspirants are required to qualify the

Hello,
NEET UG cutoff vary every year depending on various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates appeared in the exam, etc. Cutoff also vary college wise, category wise. So, it would be difficult to tell you the exact cutoff. However, if you wish to take

Hi Aspirant

Sometimes it dpends on difficulty level of question paper and there lies a slight ups and down in these marks listed below.

MBBS -To get  any MBBS college marks should be 550-650

BDS  -To get  any BDS college marks should be 400-550

BAMS -More than 400

BVSC -more

The admission of MBBS & BDS and other Ayush program is through NEET Entrance Exam. there is no any state level entrance exam for Medical program.

Good Luck!

Atkeast 566 + marks necessary in OBC Category in AIQ for all Government colleges in west bengal for MBBS /BDS Courses. All cutoff trends shared below on 2017 trends. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-west-bengal