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The eligibility criteria for the BDS programme at College of Dental Sciences are:-1. Educational Qualification: Candidates must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination, having physics, chemistry, and biology as core subjects and English as an additional subject.2. Minimum Marks: Pass in the first year pre-university course with Physics, Chemistry, Biology with at least thirty five percent marks in aggregate (31percent of marks for SC/ST candidates of Karnataka).3. Age Limit: The candidate should have attained 17 years of age as at 31st December of the year of admission.4. Entrance Exam: As a prerequisite to joining the programs, the candidates must succeed in the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) or any other entrance examination as approved by the government.These requirements help to guarantee that candidates are ready to face BDS curriculum as well clinical training.

Your NEET 2024 AIR may be around 111,112 and hence pretty much competitive for the seat in the top government medical colleges under AIQ. You could get some seats under AIQ in any of the following scenario Points of Consideration:1. Category: You have a reserve category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) chance also. Because your rank is relaxed much under AIQ.2. State Quota: In the state quota, 85%, cut-offs are highly variable based on the state, and sometimes one may get admission in some state government college or some private medical college too based on your domicile.                                                        3. Private Colleges: Many private colleges give seats for MBBS and BDS, and the cut-offs are usually lesser than government colleges.4. Declared Universities: The universities also give admission according to the merit of NEET, but the fees are very high compared to the regular fees.5. BDS Seats: The cutoff for BDS is comparatively less than that of MBBS, and hence the probability of admission in BDS is higher.Possibility As per Rank1. MBBS:Govt Medical Colleges: Extremely low in the All India Quota unless you come under a reserved category and your state cut-off is lesser.Private Medical Colleges: Possible, but the tuition is going to be somewhere in the range of ?8 to ?25 Lacs per annum.Deemed Universities: Highly possible?10-30 lacs as tuition for per annum.2. BDS:Dental Colleges of Government: You might get admission if you fall in the reserved category or the cut-offs are not really high in some states.Private Dental Colleges: Probably, and you have to pay between ?3-8 Lacs as annual fees.What You Can Do:1. State Counseling Join the state counseling process; the cutoff varies, wherein you might get a seat either in government or private colleges.2. Deemed Universities If you could manage that, you can also apply for the deemed universities.3. Private Colleges You can apply for the private colleges either in your respective state or all across India, wherein you may be getting seats at rank.4. Other Options: If still it is not working out, you can opt for BDS, BAMS, BHMS, etc., which require relatively fewer cutoffs.5. NEET Mop-Up Round: There is always a vast number of vacancies in the mop-up round of counseling. Don't miss this opportunity too. Follow up:Get the last year's cutoff ranks of your state and category for MBBS and BDS.To receive fresh updates as well as to enroll, keep checking the site of MCC NEET Counseling and your state's counseling authority.Category and state domicile to be specified for more precise advice.

No, a score of 291 in NEET is unlikely to be enough to get admission to a government dental college for a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program: Cutoff scores: The cutoff scores for admission to government dental colleges are typically at least 450 marks. Category-wise cutoffs: For the SC/ST/OBC category, the NEET 2024 cutoff percentile is 40th. Increased competition: The number of applicants for these courses has increased significantly, which means the competition is expected to be even more intense. If you scored 300 marks, you may be able to apply through the paid seat quota. This option allows for admission based on payment of a higher fee. 

To gain admission to Hazaribagh Dental College, follow the process generally outlined below: 1. Minimum Qualification Conditions: - Candidates must have passed Class 12 examinations with subjects Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB), and have obtained at least 50% marks (45% in the case of reserved categories).- Candidates should qualify for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). 2. NEET Examinations :- Only those candidates who qualify NEET will be accepted into Hazaribagh Dental College for the BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) program. The NEET score of the applicant will be treated for seat allotment. 3. Counseling Procedure: After NEET results have been released, candidates are required to attend the counselling organized by the state counseling authority (Jharkhand, in this case) or All India Counseling as the case may be. The college will allot a seat based on NEET score and rank. 4. Document Verification :- In case you got a seat, you will have to undergo document verification by producing your NEET scorecard, 12th grade mark sheet, and caste certificate (if applicable) and other important documents. 5. Fees Payment :- Once the document verification is over, immediately pay fees for admission and complete your enrollment process. 6. Start of Classes: After that, you will be able to start your BDS programme at Hazaribagh Dental College.  For the latest and most precise details, visit the official website of Hazaribagh Dental College or contact the admissions office directly.

Yes, a score of 330 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) may give you a chance to get admission to a private merit BDS seat: Admission criteriaAdmission to private and government medical colleges is primarily based on NEET scores. State-wise variationsAdmission criteria and cutoffs can vary significantly from state to state. For example, a score of 400 might secure a seat in a reputable dental college in some states, but not in others. Previous year's cutoff trendsIt's important to check the previous year's cutoff trends for the specific colleges you are targeting. Colleges that accept 330 marksFor example, Seema Dental College and Hospital in Rishikesh has a NEET score of 331.