MBBS

BDS and MBBS lead to very different careers, so calling one better isn't fully accurate. MBBS offers wider job options and higher average pay, while BDS is more specialised and works well for those genuinely interested in dentistry. If you're only choosing BDS because you couldn't get MBBS, you may regret it. But if you like dental work, BDS can be a solid, focused career.

BDS and MBBS lead to very different careers, so calling one better isn't fully accurate. MBBS offers wider job options and higher average pay, while BDS is more specialised and works well for those genuinely interested in dentistry. If you're only choosing BDS because you couldn't get MBBS, you may regret it. But if you like dental work, BDS can be a solid, focused career.

MBBS is offered at the UG level at DAVV Indore. The tuition fee for MBBS is INR  46.4 L.

MBBS is offered at the UG level at DAVV Indore. The tuition fee for MBBS is INR  46.4 L.

Official sites like NTA and MCC don't predict admission chances in advance. They only show actual seat allotment results after each counselling round.

Based on MCC cutoff trends, a rank of 40,000 (general category) usually doesn't get a government MBBS seat, since the last general seat closed around AIR 26,000.
SC/ST/OBC candidates have slightly better chances due to relaxed cutoffs.
At this rank, better options are private/deemed MBBS colleges (via management or NRI quota), or BDS/AYUSH courses.

To know for sure, visit official website.

Official sites like NTA and MCC don't predict admission chances in advance. They only show actual seat allotment results after each counselling round.

Based on MCC cutoff trends, a rank of 40,000 (general category) usually doesn't get a government MBBS seat, since the last general seat closed around AIR 26,000.
SC/ST/OBC candidates have slightly better chances due to relaxed cutoffs.
At this rank, better options are private/deemed MBBS colleges (via management or NRI quota), or BDS/AYUSH courses.

To know for sure, visit official website.

Yes, most MBBS colleges in Greater Noida have their own teaching hospitals attached to them. For example, NIIMS has a hospital with a bed capacity ranging from 350+ to 750+ beds. These hospitals help students get hands-on clinical training during their course. Having an in-house hospital is an important factor for practical medical education. It also supports the mandatory internship year after academics. This makes clinical exposure easier for students throughout their MBBS journey.