BDS

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Still, you may try in the government seat under state quota but there are more chances for BDS.

Chances are bit slim, as of now even for your state quota. Try to check with some joint or privately run colleges.

Hi,
If you decide to go for MS after BDS, then you have ample of options.
placement - You might get placed in good hospitals in case you are able to score well else if you go for Biotechnology, you have also multiple opportunities at door step given you score well and get placed at good company in the manufacturing industry. No doubt that Bio technology graduates/PGs have high demand as well as MS. It would be better you go for BDS+MS in case you choose Dental Sciences.

Hi Parkavi, Both are of equal importance. It's best if you wish to start your own practice. Then, go for Masters. Going for a Master is well suited in both the cases like self practice as well as getting placed in hospitals or government. Organizations. If you hold a Maser Degree, your designation, work profile and pay scale might get a comparatively high boost. But if you are not willing to study anymore, you can go for Masters but people generally are preferring to visit an MD. I hope that helps.

I think in abroad, it is possible. But opportunity wise better for Medical graduate.

You need to take NEET PG for the same.

Parul University is the best option because they have good faculty members.

If BDS candidates want to study in any country then they have to get registered in that respective dental council of that country first, before opting for Masters. Alternatively, they can go for any non-clinical course and meanwhile carry on the registration process and then pursue Masters.