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What documents are required at the time of joining BDS programme Army College of Dental Sciences?

After admission confirmation, selected candidates are initially given provisional admission at Army college of Dental Sciences. They are required to submit the following in original and 05 sets of photocopies at the time of joining the college: · Proof of registration with KNR UHS (Management Quota B Category) · Provisional allotment letter issued by KNRUHS. · Hall ticket and Rank/Merit card of NEET UG/PG · (f) Mark sheet of passing the Class 12 CBSE/equivalent qualifying examination. · School / Institute leaving certificate (after qualifying in 10+2 equivalent examination) (Transfer certificate). · Character and Conduct certificate. · Proof of eligible category (Certificate as applicable from 1 to 4) of ACDS BDS Prospectus - 2025.

When can I take admission in BDS to Army College of Dental Sciences?

Army College of Dental Sciences opens admissions for its BDS programmes every year. The registration for admission is opened by KNRUHS on their website for PG generally before Feb end/ early March and for UG before August end. Admission into BDS and MDS course is merit based and the college requires a minimum eligibility of passing Class 12 with PCB for BDS and passing BDS from a recognised university for MDS.

Does Army College of Dental Sciences conduct an entrance exam for admission into BDS and MDS courses?

Selection criteria for admission into BDS and MDS courses at Army college of Dental Sciences is entrance based. However, the college doesn't conduct its own entrance exam and accepts NEET UG and PG scores respectively for BDS and MDS courses.

How can I take admission in Army College of Dental Sciences after Class 12?

Candidates must first check their eligibility for BDS course at Army college of Dental Sciences. After ensuring the same, they must register online on the official portal of Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences. Upon successful registration, the registration number is issued by the university. Hereafter, the student must scan required documents for online verification. The university notifies the merit list after the last date of document verification. Students appearing on the list must then appear for online counselling. After qualifying this round, selected students are issued provisional admission to the college. Students' admission is confirmed when eligibility verification is carried out and the annual fee of the college is paid.

What is the selection criteria for MDS admission at Army College of Dental Sciences?

The selection criteria for MDS admission at Army College of Dental Sciences is merit based. The college accepts NEET MDS scores for the same. Total seat intake for MDS at Army College of Dental Sciences is 15. The low seat intake makes the selection process highly competitive and selective. A total of 6 specialisations are offered by the college but selection criteria for all specialisations under MDS remains the same.

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Army College of Dental Sciences Fee Structure 2025

Submitting Army College of Dental Sciences course fees is the final and most crucial step in the process of admission. Therefore, candidates must make sure to complete the payment of fees to ensure their seat confirmation. The course fee consists of multiple fee elements. The course-wise Army College of Dental Sciences fee structure is tabulated below for better understanding:

Course Name	One-Time Fee	Tuition Fee	Hostel Fee
BDS	NA	INR 1,80,000	NA
MDS	NA	INR 16,20,000	INR 2,32,200

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Q: What is the college fee for BDS and MDS at Army College of Dental Sciences?

For first year BDS students at Army College of Dental Sciences, the total annual fee including tuition, hostel and refundable security deposit amounts to about INR 5.05 lakh. An amount of INR 1200/- PM is paid every month to students as stipend during their period of internship. For civilian candidates, present tuition fee is Rs 45,000/- PM. For the total fee of second to fourth year, students are notified before the commencement of next academic year.

For first year MDS students the total annual fee including tuition, hostel and refundable security deposit amounts to about INR 6.2 lakh. An amount of INR 2500/- PM is paid every month to students as stipend during their period of internship. For the total fee of second & third year, students are notified before the commencement of next academic year.

Q: What is the hostel fee at Army college of Dental Sciences?

Army college of Dental Sciences offers hostels for its students and charges a fee of INR 40,000/-. A Demand Draft for INR 40,000/- must be prepared in favor of Army College of Dental Sciences (Hostel/Mess A/c) payable at Secunderabad or Hyderabad. Alternatively the fee can be paid through NEFT/RTGS at the time of admission also. Hostels are compulsory for all students in the college.

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The rules and regulations are really good

Placements: Regarding placements, the college offers a mandatory internship in the college hospital with a stipend. The students learn the basics through hands-on experience so they can easily get jobs in different hospitals after their BDS. Many students choose to work in the college hospital itself while pursuing their PG.

Infrastructure: The facilities at our college are fabulous. From the hostel to the mess, everything is well-maintained, and as it is an army institution, there are proper rules and regulations for everything. The food here tastes great, and the classrooms are well-equipped with ACs. There are also many sports to play and events to attend.

Faculty: Faculty members are great, they are well-educated and have industry experience. They have the best way to teach, but the only flaw is that some professors are sometimes biased towards Telugu students since they share the same language. Other than that, there are no complaints about the college. The semester exams are regularly conducted.

Other: I chose this course because I wanted to be a doctor.

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The campus is good and provides good facilities.

Placements: Around 40 students are admitted in one batch. This number is the reason that professors can give personal attention to every individual's performance. This college offers a variety of placements options, students in ACDS get an upper hand during the interview process of the Army Dental corps. Even private companies like Clove come to campus for placements. Getting into the Army Dental corps makes students 80,000 in a month plus the added facilities for defense personnel. All the students are meant to do internships in the Army College of Dental Sciences only, here the patient load is excellent. It gives students a lesson to handle patients clinically significantly.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the entire college is green. The classrooms have smart boards and are well ventilated. The library and hostels have Wi-Fi connections which make working easier. There are two hostels, separate for girls and boys. Every student has a personal single room. Every floor has two washrooms on each side of the block, one washroom consisting of 4 washrooms. The mess has a variety of food options for all three meals including the evening snack. There are various sports played on campus including cricket, basketball, football, volleyball, etc. The grounds are separate for each game. There is also a well-equipped gym facility. It has a canteen which serves almost every food item, the chicken 65 being the famous one. Besides this, the online food delivery option is also easy like Swiggy and Zomato.

Faculty: All the teaching faculty members are well qualified in their subjects. The quality of teaching is the best in ACDS. The curriculum includes the Preclinical work for 1st and 2nd-year students and clinical work for other batches, which makes them industry ready. The postings in the department are for a good amount of time so that the student can learn as much as they can and observe the work in that particular department. Semesters are good in this college if the students keep up with the course. There are three internal examinations and one final university examination that occurs in this college. The passing percentage for the batch 2021 is 100%, for our seniors out of 40 students 22 of them get distinctions.

Other: Annual events like cultural and Denta fests are held on the campus. Besides all this, all festivals are celebrated on the campus.

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Review of Army College of Dental Sciences.

Placements: After completing the MS program, students got a chance to work in Army Dental Corps when they met the eligibility criteria. But the vacancies were limited to around 25 to 30. Otherwise, they were hired by private clinics, and a few of them tried for government vacancies.

Infrastructure: Limited seats were arranged for all courses, which made the seat allotment process highly competitive. The majority of seats were provided to students whose families had served in the army. Our college had a structured learning environment with a sense of responsibility.

Faculty: Admission to the MS programme required NEET MS scores. Various specialisations for MS programmes have been initiated. Faculty members provided practical teaching with the available resources. They had shown excellence in their services for a long period of time.

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This college is value for money.

Placements: Recruiting is average, and few students get placed in the Army on the basis of NEET rank, and some go abroad or start their private practice. Some continue post-graduation from this college. Students do not get placed directly from college however it is great for networking for students.

Infrastructure: The hostel is great and provides single rooms for each student. Mess food is average. The campus has lots of greenery and is clean and well kept with basketball, volleyball courts, and cricket grounds. There is also a gym facility available along with an ambulance for medical emergencies.

Faculty: Professors are average at teaching however, students are bright. Exam results are great with a very high pass percentage. Facilities required in a dental college are there. Most importantly there is a large influx of patients daily so, students get good exposure to all types of cases.

Other: Location is far from the main city, commuting is hard if students do not live in the hostel even to relax, one has to plan. The crowd is mixed from all over India so one has to adjust. All major festivals are celebrated, and the batch consists of only 40 students so rules are followed strictly.

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It is a pretty good dental college.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements. Students have to join a clinic outside or write NEET and choose a PG course or join the Indian army. An internship is available as the course is of 4 years with a 1-year compulsory rotatory internship.

Infrastructure: It has a very good library with a Wi-Fi connection, and it is increasing the number of books. The mess is run by students, and the food served in a mess is above average. It provides good sports facilities. It has a basketball court, football ground, and artificial grass-laid volleyball court.

Faculty: Teachers and other staff members are very helpful and very qualified to help with the daily needs of students. The course curriculum is very good and extensive. The pass percentage is very high, and it is above 90%. Their teaching quality is excellent.

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I am very impressed because of teachers, decent placements and great infrastructure provided.

Placements: I did not pass out, and I am still pursuing the course. However, I have seen from our seniors batch that most of them qualified in the NEET PG exam and got admission in amazing colleges. Moreover, they all searched for job opportunities and also found them. Many students join in the army also.

Infrastructure: We are provided with the amazing hostel and mess facility, and even they are available at a very reasonable fee. Hostels have single sharing rooms, and there are a gym and other great infrastructural facilities also. There are well-furnished library facility and great laboratories.

Faculty: The course curriculum is very relevant. Staff members in our college are highly qualified and very experienced also. They put more efforts to improve their teaching quality, and I am really impressed by the faculty members. Students will be passed out from our college with excellence in university exams also.

Other: I have chosen this course because I could not make it to a dental course. However, I never regretted to choose this college. Our college organises fests and extracurricular activities. It provides great scholarship schemes also.

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Is there any seat reservation policy followed by the Army College of Dental Sciences?

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A total of 50 seats are available at Army College of Dental Sciences for BDS while 15 seats are available for MDS. The following seat reservation policy is followed for BDS at the college:

· Competent Authority quota - 7

· Management quota - 43

1. Army personnel - 41

2. Navy pers

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What are the course details of MDS Prosthodontics at Army College of Dental Sciences?

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MDS Prosthodontics is a three year course in full time mode with a seat intake of three seats. Two seats of these, are reserved for children of Air Force and Navy personnel. Admission into MDS programme at the college is merit based with the university accepting NEET MDS scores. No other entrance ex

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Are there hostel facilities offered by Army college of Dental Sciences for BDS students?

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Yes, hostel facilities are offered by Army College of Dental Sciences for BDS students. Separate hostels have been constructed for boys and girls and experienced wardens ensure efficient functioning. Hostel stay is compulsory for all students and students are not permitted to stay outside under own

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Does Army College of Dental Sciences offer internship to MDS students?

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Army college of Dental Sciences offers an in house mandatory internship programme for all final year MDS students with a stipend of INR 2500/- per month. Students are advised to check with the admissions office if the internship offered to final year MDS students is mandatory.

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Is there any preference for BDS graduates from Army college of Dental Sciences for MDS admission?

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There is no preference given to BDS graduates from Army college of Dental Sciences for MDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery admission to the college. Admission is strictly based on NEET MDS rank. BDS graduates from Army college of Dental Sciences do not receive any preferential treatment in the MDS ad

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