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Depending on college and candidates category's, different colleges in Ahemdabad have different cutoff for BDS program. The closing ranks for general category in NEET UG is around 31, 482 for government medical college and Hospital in Ahmedabad. The cutoff ranks for other Ahemdabad colleges, such as AMC dental college, vary; the lowest rank for General (HS quota) is 8358.

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Given that the test was difficult and that analysis anticipate a modest decline in the cutoff, you are on the verge of government BDS seats with a score of 444 on the NEET 2025 general category as an Uttar Pradesh applicant.

What You should do?

• Apply for Uttar Pradesh state counselling without a doubt.
• Take a part in the first, second, mop-up, and even stray vacancy rounds. Seats frequently become available when a large number of contenders withdraw.

You must first clear the minimum qualifying NEET cutoff (113–143 marks) for ST category.

To realistically secure a government BDS seat, aim for at least upto 300 marks, depending on your state.

The cost structure for pursuing a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) in India varies significantly based on the type of institution.

• Government Colleges:

Government institutions typically offer the most affordable tuition. Annual fees usually range between Rs10,000 and Rs1,00,000. Over the five-year course, the total expenditure falls approximately between Rs50,000 and Rs5,00,000. Reserved category candidates may benefit from additional fee concessions, provided they secure admission through NEET counseling.

• Private Colleges:

Private colleges charge substantially higher fees, often between Rs2,00,000 and Rs7,00,000 per annum. This means the total cost for five years could be anywhere from Rs10,00,000 to Rs35,00,000 or even higher, especially for those admitted under the NRI quota, which typically commands premium fees.

• Deemed Universities:

Deemed universities are known for even higher fee structures, with annual charges often starting from Rs 3,00,000 and extending well beyond Rs10,00,000.

• Important Note:

Eligibility for BDS admission requires qualifying NEET-UG. Additionally, fee amounts vary according to state regulations and individual institutional policies. It is essential to consult the official websites of the colleges or the relevant counseling authorities for up-to-date and accurate fee information.

If you require a more detailed breakdown of fees by college or would like an analysis based on your NEET score, please indicate your preference.

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With 204 marks in NEET (OBC category), it will not be possible to get a government BDS seat because the cutoffs are much higher. However, you can still try for private dental colleges through management quota or stray vacancy rounds.

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It is impossible for General category to get government colleges for MBBS or BDS with a NEET score of 430. But still if you belong to reserved categories, you may be eligible for MBBS in government colleges.

However you may able to get private colleges through state quota or All India quota especially for BDS or AYUSH courses.

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The last year's NEET cutoffs for BDS and BAMS in Andhra Pradesh varied based on category and college type. For BDS in government colleges, general category students needed scores above 550, while OBC candidates might have secured seats with scores around 520, and SC/ST candidates around 350-400.

For BAMS, the cutoff scores for government colleges were generally lower, with general category students aiming for scores above 450, OBC around 430, and SC/ST around 340-300.

For example Government Dental College and Hospital, Vijayawada the highest closing rank in 2023 was 81,266, and in 2024 it was 96,386,

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OBC candidates candidates are unlikely to be granted to BDS seat in government dental College with a NEET score 367, particularly under All India quota. OBC candidates usually have AIQ cutoffs more than 500. However you can try for private dental college through management quota or NRI quota.

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If you fall into a reserved category, you have a high chance of getting a BDS seat at a private Dental College. In some areas, you may even be able to get a seat at a government or semi government institution with a NEET score of 300.

You stand a good possibilities of being accepted into private BDS colleges in States such as Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamilnadu, Madhya Pradesh. Private colleges typically charge 1.5 to 3.5 lakhs per year approx where as government dental colleges charges between 10000 to 50000 per year.

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