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Farin Arif Dange

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Closing India rank was 142931.

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Farin Arif Dange

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Yes, after the qualifying exam fill out the form as CET. If a qualified stipend is provided by the government. Fess is INR 22,370.

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Rupam Patra

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The 5th round cut off is 701754 by rank for BDS.

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Rupam Patra

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The latest NEET cutoff is 222342 by rank.

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Rupam Patra

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The latest cutoff information for BDS Bachelor of Dental Surgery at KD Dental College and Hospital is 1034005 by rank.

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Akriti Arya

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It all depends on your area of interest. My personal opinion is that BDS is better than B.J. M. C. because it has good market value. If you are passionate about journalism, then you must opt for this. Don't think about financial stability. Also, it has a very good scope.

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Akriti Arya

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Hello Dimple, Both are different fields. BDS is a better option and it has good career and earning options compare to B.J. M. C. But, it depends on your interest.

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Atharva Sunil Tiwari

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BDS is eligible if you have 291 marks in NEET (if you have caste benefits).

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Abhijitsinh tanvar

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Information about the MBBS and BDS that MBBS (or: Bachelor of Surgery, Bachelor of Medicine) is the predominant medical undergraduate course in India. It is the route to become a doctor of modern medicine in the country. And
BDS (or: Bachelor of Dental Surgery) degree is one of the most popular and designated degree courses in dentistry in India. This course is one of the most sought-after courses in the medical field, only next to MBBS. And talk about that to your parents and your first preference whose you chose and then you take a dicision about tier.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The BDS programme is superior to the B.Sc. Nursing programme because it enables you to become a dentist, which is the dental profession's equivalent of a doctor. A quick comparison between the two is provided below:
1. Course curriculum: With a BDS degree, you learn about dental surgery and treatment to become a doctor. You study nursing-related topics in a B.Sc. In nursing, such as gynecology, forensic nursing, mental health nursing, etc.
2. Fees: In comparison to the B.Sc. In nursing, the BDS has comparable higher fees. A BDS programme in government colleges can cost up to Rs. 6 lacs, while a B.Sc. In nursing can cost anywhere between
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