Dental

The number of offers given to students during the 2025 placements is not out. Check out Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research placement details which are provided in the table below:

With a NEET score of 292, getting a government seat is not possible. You can get admission to certain private college. You must wait till mop up/ stray rounds.

Here is the table below showing some of the top private Dental colleges in Mumbai along with their tuition fees.

NOTE: Data above taken from official sources.

After BDS, you can specialise in fields like Orthodontics, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontics, Conservative Dentistry, and Periodontics through an MDS degree. Each specialisation opens different career paths, from cosmetic dentistry to surgical dental procedures.

Yes! If you take admission in a government or BMC-run dental college in Maharashtra, there's usually a mandatory bond service policy attached to your seat. This means you may need to serve in a government-designated position for a certain period after graduation. Check the table below for the only government Dental college in Mumbai:

NOTE: The fees given above are from official site and may vary.

Yes, that's correct, and many students don't realise this before choosing BDS. If you wish to switch to MBBS later, you cannot transfer your BDS credits; you'd have to reappear for NEET-UG and start MBBS completely from scratch. Instead, most BDS graduates prefer pursuing MDS specialisation, which is equally rewarding as a career path.

No, it's not possible. NEET UG is compulsory for BDS admission at every dental college in Mumbai, whether government or private. After qualifying NEET, you'll need to go through Maharashtra CET counselling based on your NEET score, category, and seat availability. There's no direct or management quota route that skips NEET.

Nair Hospital Dental College is known to give the best ROI among private dental colleges, since its tuition fees are actually lower than the median salary its graduates earn. Check the table below for more colleges in Mumbai.

NOTE: The fees and median salary given above are from official college's site and can change in the future.

Government Dental College (GDC), Mumbai is widely considered the top dental college in the city. Established way back in 1938, it's known for its huge patient inflow, experienced faculty, and strong clinical exposure. Since it's a government institute, its fees are also much lower than private colleges. The tuition fees vary between INR 3.02 Lacs and INR 3.25 lakh

Yes, non-domicile students get admission to the BDS course at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College.