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Candidates must have completed 10+2 (Class 12) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as core subjects.
General category: Minimum 50% in 12th grade.
Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC): Minimum 40%.
For AIIMS BDS: General category – 60%, SC/ST/OBC – 45%.
The candidate must be at least 17 years old at the time of admission. No upper age limit as per the latest updates.
NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is mandatory for BDS admissions in India.
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National Medical Commission (NMC) – Oversees medical and dental education.
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India – Ensures quality standards for healthcare education.
World Health Organization (WHO) – Recognizes many Indian dental institutions, enabling global career opportunities.
To apply for BDS admission, candidates must keep the following documents ready:
Proof of academic qualification.
Mandatory for BDS admissions.
Required for verification.
For SC/ST/OBC candidates.
To confirm state eligibility (for state-quota seats).
As identity proof.
As per university guidelines.
Required to ensure the candidate’s eligibility for the program.
Application period: March-Mid June
Course duration: 4 years
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Admissions to Engineering colleges in India are conducted at the national and state level. Some institutes like VIT and SRM conduct their own institute-specific entrance exam. It is very important to decide as to which private colleges to apply to as each private college will have a different system of admissions. A few of the private colleges will use the JEE Mains score card and some will conduct their own exams. Government engineering colleges have to follow the domicile requirement at the state level. Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English as separate subjects with an average of 50-60 % in PCM combined. A minimum of 50 % in English either in class 10 or 12 standards is required for all the candidates. The criteria will vary from one place to the other but these are the main criteria around which the admissions revolve.
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An engineer can prepare for the GATE exam to get a seat post-graduation. GATE is an exam that checks one’s understanding of undergraduate subjects. A good GATE score can help you get a seat in prestigious colleges like NITs and IITs for M.Tech, which is one of the most preferred courses after B.tech.
If you don’t want to pursue M.Tech, then you can prepare for JAM which can help you get academics and research.
After completing your engineering, you can also choose government-run PSUs and earn good money. PSUs usually check your GATE score before recruitment.
Doing MBA after B.Tech is another career option that you can pursue after engineering by cracking the Common Aptitude Test (CAT).
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