good afternoon, a discontinuing bond is a legal agreement signed at the time of admission.

If a student withdraws from the BDS course midway or fails to complete the mandatory internship, they are required to pay a penalty.

This penalty is meant to compensate the institution for the seat that goes vacant and the resources allocated.

While SRM Dental College doesn’t publicly list the exact discontinuing bond amount, similar private dental colleges often charge:

3 to 5 lakh or more depending on:

Year of discontinuation

Whether the student has availed any scholarships

Hostel and other dues

In simple words if you cancel or withdraw your admission by yourself in mid of course deny or fail to do internship you have to pay penalty.

Hello,

Most SRM-affiliated colleges require students to sign a bond agreement before admission. This bond states that if a student discontinues the program mid-way or leaves before finishing, they may be asked to pay a penalty amount (bond fee). This system helps protect the institution's seat allocation and administrative costs. As long as you complete the course, there’s no issue. But if you plan to exit early, read the bond terms carefully so you understand any financial obligations.

Suppose a student joins the BDS program at SRM Dental College and later decides to discontinue the course after the NMC/DCI-specified cut-off date. In that case, they would be required to pay the bond amount of 10,00,000.

Specific details regarding the cut-off date and other terms of the discontinuation bond can be found in the admission brochure and bond agreement provided by the college.you can directly contact college for the process.

Yes, SRM Dental College does have a discontinuation bond policy for BDS. If a student decides to leave the course after the counselling cut off date, they will have to pay a discontinuation fee of 10 lakh. This is clearly mentioned in the bond that students sign during admission. Even if someone leaves after the final round and doesn't join, they’ll still be held responsible for paying the full amount. So it's important to be sure before confirming the seat.