Hi Abhinaya,

Yes it is good idea. Masters will always open new doors. Infact you can also take CAT exam after your BDS. IIMs cutoff is low for students are not from Engineering background. You have a medical background so life becomes much easier to get into IIMs.

Hello Shivaraj!

If you want to pursue medicine or dentistry in future, you have to get through the entrance exam NEET- National Eligibility Entrance Test, which is an all India level Entrance test to get admission in various medical and dental colleges.

There are various eligibility criteria for NEET- 

1.

Hi Vv,

According to my understanding, it happens all at the same type. The students must be having the marks/ rank to qualify for admission. Based on your rank, they will determine the colleges (govt/pvt) that you will be getting. 

Hope this helps!

Hello Sneha,

It depends on the college you are getting into. There are various career options for BDS Aspirant, In this course, the students learn & taught about the denture, dental problems and surgery.

Some of the options are mentioned below:

Set up private practice: A common option followed

Dear candidate,

Since you didn't mention your category I'm assuming it to be general.

For BAMS you need to score 420+ and for BDS 450+  to secure the seat in good Government colleges.

If you are interested in Ayurvedic medicine you should choose BAMS and if you interested in dentistry

Dear Ranjit, to become a dentist, you should apepar for NEET. NEET is the entrance examination for admission to Dental colleges across India. To be able to appear in NEET, you should have completed 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology.  It is 50% for

Dear aspirant....!

Let me explain. There are two ways to become a dentist in Canada

Hello sir,