NEET PG

You have a good chance of getting a seat if you have an All India Rank (AIR) of 46,000 in NEET PG and are a member of the SC category, however a lot relies on the state and school. Cutoffs for SC categories are generally lower than those for general categories, which may help your chances. Your standing may be adequate to secure admission to public or private medical schools, particularly in states where there is a greater supply of seats. Additionally, less competitive specialisations or universities with lower cutoffs may present better opportunities for you. Engage in the counselling process, research state quotas, and check past SC applicant cutoffs at different colleges to improve your prospects.

Yes, but the candidate needs to be qualified in NEET-MDS.Eligibility Criteria is as follows :-Candidates should have completed their Undergraduate Dental education in India from a dental college/institute duly recognised as per the provisions of the Dentists’s Act, 1948.Completion of Compulsory Rotatory Internship by 31st march of current year.Obtained permanent registration with the Dental Council of India or any of the State Dental Council or should obtain the same within one month from the date of admission.All Candidates should be qualified in NEET - MDS.Admission to the course shall be based on National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) - MDS conducted by National Board of Examinations.