BDS

A valid NEET score is required for admission to Nilamber Pitambar University's Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program. All dentistry and medical programs in India, including BDS, need completion of the NEET (National Eligibility and Entrance Test). The Dental Council of India (DCI) has established the NEET qualification as a national requirement, and candidates cannot be admitted to the BDS programme without meeting it. As a result, NEET is required for applicants to Nilamber Pitambar University's BDS program.

The best country for studying Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) depends on various factors, including quality of education, cost, availability of clinical exposure, and career opportunities. 

Top countries like the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand provide excellent BDS programs. 

No MBBS is not needed for BDS. 

BDS is a UG course focused on Dental education and training but MBBS is about medical education with a broader focus on general medicine and surgery.

Both are different courses with different curriculum and career paths. 

Yes, choosing a career path in Dentistry can be rewarding and fulfilling for many individuals. Pursuing a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) and then a Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) can lead to a successful career as a dentist or specialist in various fields of dentistry. 

However, the success of your career will also depend on factors such as your dedication, skill, and passion for the field. It's important to research the job market and career opportunities in your area of interest to make an informed decision.

Yes, candidates can do MBBS after BDS. However, the transition from BDS to MBBS is not a direct one in most cases.

 Instead of pursuing MBBS directly, individuals with a BDS degree can opt for postgraduate medical degrees in related fields. For example, you could consider pursuing a Master of Surgery (MS) or Doctor of Medicine (MD) in a specialised field of surgery or Medicine.

Yes, a BDS course is considered a professional doctorate in the field of dentistry. 

Individuals who complete the BDS course are known as dentists or dental surgeons. While they may not be medical doctors (i.e., physicians), dentists are doctors in the sense that they hold a doctoral-level degree in their field and are licensed healthcare professionals trained to diagnose and treat oral health issues. 

They are qualified to perform various dental procedures, including dental examinations, fillings, extractions, root canals, and other treatments related to oral health and hygiene.