Dental

According to the Government of India Saveetha dental college is ranked 1st among 300 + private and public dental schools in 2022.And according to NIRF ranking 2021 for dental colleges Saveeta Dental College was ranking on 3rd position while Yenepoya University was ranking on 61st position.Fee: Saveetha dental college is more expensive than any Yenepoya University, for example you can done your BDS in Saveetha dental college with INR 8.50 Lacs per annum while the fees of BDS course in Yenepoya University is 5.50 Lacs per annum.And location also affect your choice between both collegesSaveetha dental college is in the Chennai Tamil Nadu.Yenepoya University is in the Mangalore, Karnataka

ABSMIDS offers good placements for both the above mentioned courses and thus one should go with the course that he/she is more interested in. However, when compared, MDS in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is seen to offer better placements and high end packages to students.MDS in Prosthodontics, Crown and Bridge:Prosthodontics is a specialized field that focuses on the restoration and replacement of teeth. The Department of Prosthodontics at AIIMS Delhi is recognized for its high-quality education and research. The placement of MDS graduates in Prosthodontics is generally strong, with many graduates securing positions in prestigious institutions and private practices. MDS in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a specialized field that focuses on the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and reconstruction of defects in the head, neck, and facial regions. The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at AIIMS Delhi is also recognized for its high-quality education and research. The placement of MDS graduates in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is generally strong, with many graduates securing positions in prestigious institutions and private practices. Comparing the two programs, it is difficult to definitively state that one has better placement than the other at AIIMS Delhi, as both programs are highly regarded and have strong placement records. However, it is safe to say that graduates from both programs will have excellent opportunities for employment and further specialization in their respective fields.

No, NEET is mandatory for admission to most Dental colleges in India including BDS. NEET ensures a fair and consistent selection procedure for dental colleges across the country. The exam assesses candidates' knowledge and skills in Science disciplines related to dentistry, such as biology and chemistry. The DCI requires NEET scores for BDS admissions to all recognised dental colleges, both government and private.While there are other dental courses available without NEET, they:Do not qualify you to practise dentistry in India.Career options are restricted when compared to BDS.Separate entrance tests may continue to be necessary.As a result, if you want to become a dentist in India, you must first take and pass the NEET.