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Subhash Kumar Gupta
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Dasmesh Institute of Research and Dental Sciences was ranked 38th by Outlook in dental studies in 2019. This is among the biggest dental colleges in Punjab but its rank may vary as per different sources or from one year to another. This institute is affiliated with Baba Farid University of Health Sciences that offers dental sciences in both under graduate and post graduate, which puts it in this category in the sector. It is, hence, considered a quality choice for the region for dental education.
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Subhash Kumar Gupta
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The cost for the MDS in Orthodontics at Dasmesh Institute of Research and Dental Sciences is almost 17.55 Lacs for three years12. This is a high-value fee compared to the various dental institutions in India as they may charge lower on similar programs. The additional costs may be there pertaining to hostel fees and the other living expenses that the students may incur. Prospective students should weigh these costs against the quality of education and facilities provided by the institute.
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Subhash Kumar Gupta
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Eligibility To get entry to the MDS degree course offered by Dasmesh Institute of Research and Dental Sciences, one has to fulfill the following:Hold a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degree from an accredited institution.Finish one year compulsory rotatory internship before getting admitted.Qualify the NEET MDS entrance exam conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBEMS).Permanent registration with the State Dental Council or Dental Council of India.
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Akash Kumar Gupta
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The fee structure for BDS programme offered by Dr. Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital is about INR 1,44,375 per year. Throughout the duration of five years of course, the fee amounts to about INR 7,22,000. It also comprises all kinds of fees, like tuition fee, laboratory fee, etc. Students also have to consider hostel fee and material cost, among others. Any updated changes in the fee structure are advisable to be obtained either from the official website or the college.
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Akash Kumar Gupta
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The entire MDS course from the Dr. Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital will cost about INR 17,55,000 for the entire three years course. These charges are common for several specializations, including Periodontics, Oral Surgery, and Orthodontics. Graduates of MDS are likely to earn about INR 9,00,000 per year. The highest domestic package also offered is about INR 9,00,000. These figures depict a good probability of professional development in the oral care sector after graduation from the course.
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Akash Kumar Gupta
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MDS placements in Thai Moogambigai Dental College and Hospital are averagely placed. As the details regarding the MDS graduate placement data is not reported much, but the practical training and development of the skill are being focused at this college. The median salary would be INR 11.74 LPA, but direct placement supports to the recruiters and even placement rates to the students pursuing MDS are not reported that can be used as evidence of limited support. Students are also advised to take up internships and networking opportunities for enhancing their job prospects in the dental field.
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Shiv Kumar
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Yes, you can secure a seat under the Management Quota at Subbaiah Institute of Dental Sciences (commonly known as Subbaiah Dental College) for the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program. The college offers a total of 100 seats for the BDS course, with a portion allocated under the Management QuotaEligibility Criteria for Management Quota Admission:Age Requirement: The candidate must be at least 17 years old on or before December 31 of the admission year.Educational Qualifications: Completion of 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and English as one of the languages.Minimum Marks: A minimum aggregate of 50% in the
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Shiv Kumar
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No, a score of 300 marks in NEET is unlikely to be enough to get admission to a government medical or dental college for MBBS or BDS.The minimum required scores for admission to these programs are usually higher than 300 marks. If you scored 300 marks in NEET, you can apply through the paid seat quota. This quota allows for admission based on the payment of a higher fee, as opposed to the regular merit-based admissions.
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With a NEET score of 393, admission to BDS or MBBS programs may be challenging, especially in government colleges.BDS AdmissionGovernment Colleges: Typically require at least 450 marks.Private Colleges: A score in the 50th percentile (unreserved category) may be sufficient.MBBS AdmissionA score of 393 is on the lower side, but some private medical colleges or institutions with higher fee structures might accept candidates with this score.It is advisable to participate in NEET counseling and explore options in private colleges or deemed universities. Additionally, you can consider management quota seats if financially feasible.
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Vikash Kumar Gupta
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You could be eligible for BDS, MNS, BAMS, BHMS, or BNYS courses at government colleges in West Bengal with 440 marks in NEET 2024. This eligibility is largely based on the specific college's cutoff scores and their respective admission policies. Generally, cutoffs vary in government colleges depending on factors like category and availability of seats. The most important point is to refer to the current cutoff trends of each course and college in order to know your probability of admission.
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