Dental

NEET 2020 exam paper was comparatively easier than NEET 2021 paper, but as far as the cut-off is concerned, there was not much difference in the cut-off marks of the result of the two years. The cut-off marks for the 2020 result were around 15,000 marks, and the cut-off marks for the 2021 result were nearly 20,000. That means that there is a 5,000 marks difference in the cut-off marks between the two years. In terms of marks, it will be equal to a ten marks difference. The differences in the cut-off were not because of the exam factor. Rather, because of an increase in the medical seats, the All India Quota went from two rounds to four rounds (the seat reversal that used to happen earlier did not happen in 2021). .

Hello aspirant, According to the previous year's cutoffs trend there are fewer chances for you to get seat in private dental colleges in your category. However, cutoffs change every year due to various factors such as the number of students who attempted exams and number of students who participated in counselling. But still you can try for some private dental colleges in Bangalore and other cities of your state:
Sri Jagadguru Murugharajendra Dental College, Shimoga
College of Dental Science, Davanagere
A. J Institute of Dental Science, Bangalore
Srinivas institute of Dental Science, Bangalore
Also according to your score you can try for B.A. MS colleges, BHMS and BVSC college in your state. For more college options at your score you can use our NEET UG college predictor tool.