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To make a dantist get minimum marks

Nikita Ramteke 24th May, 2018
hello Anish ,

For BDS the minimum marks for getting admission is between 400 to 500 if you belong to the general category.However cut off will be lesser than this if you have reservation.

Use this link for having a better idea about cutoff from last year

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off
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Does I compulsory require neet exam to pursue bds

Hello Samreen,

Yes, you are required to answer NEET exam to secure Admissions in a BDS College.
All the best for your Preparations!

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Which exam i have to phase for being a dentist.

Anonymous 12th Apr, 2018

Dear Shubhansh,

In order to become a dentist you should appear for NEET entrance exam.

Try to get admission in good BDS colleges to get good opprounitity in the future.

 

Good Luck!!

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Sir mera 12th mai non med hai mai dentist ka course kr skta hu

Richa Gautam 25th Mar, 2018
Eligibkity of BDS says that:
  • The students, who have passed the 10+2 examination withscience streamand have had Physics, Chemistry and Biology and English in 12thstream, may go for the BDS course.

  • It is the course which will be having hands on training in the field of dentistry for the duration of five years. The students will get the chance to interact with the patient and will get the practical knowledge of the diseases.

  • The students have to score minimum50% marks(40% in the case of reserved category) in plus two and have to appear for an entrance examination conducted by the respective authorities.

So according to this you cant go for medical if you didnt had PCB in 12th.


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I really want to do BDS. Please guide me

Anonymous 22nd Mar, 2018

Dear Jinu,

In order to become a dentist you have to appear for the entrance exam.

You can appear in NEET exam in order to take admission in dental colleges.

In order to be eligible you should have 50% aggregate marks in PCB in general category. There is a relaxation of marks for reserved category.

 

Good Luck!!

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Is it right decision to do BDS in present scenario there is a huge dentist unemployed

Anonymous 20th Mar, 2018

Dear Pramod,

Choosing  a career all depends on your skill and interest. There is always a good scope for a right candidate who have desired skills and knowledge. 

There is a good scope of BDS but MBBS has better scope.

If you are planning to go for medical/dental exams you should first try to get into medical colleges as entrance exams is same but the cut off of medical colleges is more.

 

At last, it all depends on your skill and interest and a type of career you want to do in future. 

 

Good Luck!!

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which are the top private dental colleges in Delhi NCR in terms of patient intake?

Prakhar Goel 28th Feb, 2018

Santosh dental college and subharti dental college, Meerut is topmost dental colleges in terms of patient outflow, whereas Sharda dental college, Noida is excellent in after these two. there are other good colleges but the patient outflow is comparatively less than these

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My son is dentist he wants to pursue for abroad study so for subject wise test of gre he has go for bio subject only or chemistry too

Shraya Singh 17th Aug, 2018

Hello,

The GRE subject test requirements will vary from program to program. Most programs only require a GRE subject test in Biology when it comes to dentistry and some don't even require an additional GRE subject test. Apart from the GRE subject tests if required, your son will also have to subjmit GRE General test scores. 

For more information about the GRE, visit: https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/gre

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How 12th percentage

Anonymous 1st Feb, 2018

In order to become a dentist you need to do BDS course and you have to appear for NEET exam. 

To be eligible for NEET exam you should have 50% aggregate marks in P/C/B in general category. There is a relaxation of marks for reserved category.

 

Good Luck!!

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