BDS

Listed below is the fee range of the top BDS colleges in Tamil Nadu -

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Admission for the BDS programme at the Manipal College of Dental Sciences is based on the NEET UG examination. Interested candidates must follow the steps below in order to receive admission for BDS at Manipal College of Dental Sciences:

• Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must work Class 12 with a minimum 50% aggregate in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English.
• Appear for NEET UG.
• Apply online through the official college website and choose preferred course as BDS.

No, SRM Kattankulathur Dental College does not offer direct admission into BDS courses. Students who wish to take admission must appear for NEET UG. They must present NEET UG marks while applying for the course. To get admission, visit the official website of the university and apply for the course.

Yes, simulation labs are increasingly incorporated in BDS training. These labs allow students to practice dental procedures in a controlled environment before working on real patients.

Simulation includes using dental mannequins, virtual reality systems, and digital tools to replicate clinical scenarios. This helps students refine hand skills, improve accuracy, and develop decision-making abilities, reducing errors and enhancing patient safety once they transition to clinical practice.

Yes, practical labs are integral to most BDS subjects. Labs provide hands-on training in procedures like cavity preparation, crown fabrication, and periodontal techniques, reinforcing theoretical knowledge.

Students practice clinical skills under supervision, using models, extracted teeth, and simulation equipment. This ensures that they gain confidence, precision, and familiarity with dental instruments, preparing them for real patient care during clinical rotations and internships.