Dental

Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana

8.1 Lacs - 22.35 Lakh 

Christian Dental College, Ludhiana

17.55 Lakh 

DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai

48.5 Lakh 

SGT University, Gurgaon

33 Lakh 

Teerthanker Mahaveer University

18.63 Lakh 

Government College of Dental Sciences and Hospital

22.5 LPA

Rural Medical College, Loni

19 LPA

Government College Of Dentistry, Indore

18 LPA

Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, MAMC

17.69 LPA

Teerthanker Mahaveer University

17 LPA

AIIMS School of Dentistry, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeeth

17 LPA

AIIMS Jodhpur

16.32 LPA

KGMU

16 LPA

Post-Graduate Institute of Dental Science

15.48 LPA

Duration – Typically 3 years of full-time study and clinical practice.

Duration – Generally 1-2 years, depending on the institution.

Depth of Study – Provides in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge in surgery, trauma management, and reconstructive procedures.

Depth of Study – Offers more focused, basic training in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Comprehensive Qualification – A full master's degree that qualifies graduates to practice as specialists in the field.

Limited Qualification – A diploma, which might not allow for the same level of specialisation as an MDS.

Career Opportunities – Higher job prospects in hospitals, private practice, teaching, and research.

Career Opportunities – Limited to junior roles or assisting in surgeries, with fewer independent practice opportunities.

Recognition – Widely recognised and required for those seeking to practice as full-fledged surgeons.

Recognition – May not be as widely recognised for higher-level positions or in some countries.

Postgraduate Path – MDS is often a stepping stone for further fellowships and specialization.

Postgraduate Path – May require further education or experience for higher qualifications.

Higher Earning Potential – Due to specialization, MDS graduates have higher earning potential.

Lower Earning Potential – Generally lower than MDS due to less specialization.

Specialized Skill Set – Focuses on surgical treatment of facial trauma, jaw surgeries, and reconstructive procedures.

Research-Oriented – Focuses on scientific research related to oral health, biology, and pathology.

High Earning Potential – Surgeons in private practice or hospitals earn well, especially with experience.

Academic Opportunities – Primarily suited for research roles, teaching positions, and academic careers.

Job Flexibility – Opportunities in hospitals, private practice, or as a consultant.

Advanced Research Roles – Work in research labs, dental institutions, or pharmaceutical companies.

Growing Demand – High demand for facial reconstruction, implants, and cosmetic surgery.

Contributions to Oral Health – Plays a key role in improving oral health through scientific studies and innovations.

Global Scope – Opportunities to work internationally in specialised clinics and hospitals.

Less Clinically Intensive – Focus on the biological and pathological aspects of oral health, without direct surgery.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration – Work with ENT, plastic surgeons, and neurosurgeons.

Less Physically Demanding – Involves more theoretical work, research, and teaching rather than hands-on surgery.