NEET

No, Public Health programs in India, such as BPH, BSc Public Health, or MPH do not require NEET.

Most admissions are made based on merit or via entrance exams unique to each university. Only clinical or MBBS-related fields require NEET. For students who wish to work in the healthcare industry without taking the NEET, Public Health is a good choice because of this.

To be very honest,   with a score of 100 in NEET 2025, it is highly unlikely to secure a BDS seat in a government or private college, even with the OBC reservation. The NEET cutoff for BDS programs, even for reserved categories like OBC, is significantly higher than 100 marks. The minimum qualifying score for OBC candidates is 40th percentile, which translates to 143-113 marks, and even that is just for qualifying, not for admission to a specific college

Unfortunately my dear friend if you get 300 marks in NEET you won't get a government medical College. But don't be dishearted. You can get a seat in private college but the fees will be quite high. I don't if you have already given the exam or not but if you are still preparing then target the maximum possible marks because the compitition is very high.

There are many courses for you other than Neet or Phd degree by which you can write the doctor before your name 

1 Master of Science 

2 M.Sc Chemistry 

3 Medical Doctor 

4 Doctor of Science 

5 M.Sc mathematics 

If you belong from general category students and you get 280 marks in NEET exam then it is very slim that you can get a top level MBBS college you can only get low level government colleges through All India Quota