Amrita School of Dentistry

BDS Admission Criteria:

Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes (OBC) must achieve a minimum score of 40% on their qualifying examinations. The minimum age requirement for candidates is 17 years old.

Entrance Exams: For merit-based Admission to the BDS is determined by a combination of the candidate’s academic performance and their performance in the entrance exam. Candidates must have passed the NEET UG.

Application Process: The qualified candidate is required to submit an application for counselling, either all-India counselling or state counselling. According to the score and ranking, counselling sessions are typically held in three rounds. The BDS cut-off is needed to determine the students’ merit for admission to the BDS degree programme at various dental colleges in India. The selected candidate will be notified for an interview.

Personal Interview: Applicants who have passed the entrance examination will be scheduled for an interview. The interview assesses the candidate’s communication skills, motivation, general knowledge, and overall suitability for the BDS programme.

Document Required: The following documents must be submitted as part of the BDS programme’s application process: NEET Admit card, Application form, 10th pass certificate, 12th pass certificate, 10th mark sheets, 12th mark sheets, transfer certificate, Birth certificate, identity proof, and caste certificate (if applicable).

Fee Payment: Shortlisted candidates must pay the institution’s fees after document verification.

MDS Admission Criteria:

Eligibility: The candidate must have completed their BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) degree from a recognised dental college or university with a minimum aggregate score of 50% to 55% for eligibility. One year of compulsory work in a medical college or in any other approved hospital before becoming qualified to practise as an independent doctor or dentist.

Entrance Exams: The authorities assess academic performance and entrance exam results for merit-based selection. NEETMDS qualification is mandatory for admission.

Application Process: The qualified candidate is required to submit an application for counselling, either all-India counselling or state counselling. According to the score and ranking, counselling sessions are typically held in three rounds. At the end of the NEET MDS counselling session, one round will be conducted to fill a stray vacancy. The MDS cut-off is needed to determine the students’ merit for admission to the MDS programme at various dental colleges in India. The selected candidate will be notified for an interview.

Personal Interview: Applicants who have passed the entrance examination are invited to an interview. The candidate’s clinical knowledge, research aptitude, and overall suitability for the MDS programme are evaluated during the interview.

Document Required: The following documents must be submitted as part of the MDS programme’s application process: an admission card, an application form, a BDS degree certificate, an internship completion certificate, a registration certificate, a transfer certificate, a birth certificate, identity proof, and a caste certificate (if applicable).

 Fee Payment: Following document verification to confirm admission, the shortlisted candidate should pay the fees decided by the institution.

• Library: The college library has an extensive collection of books, journals, and electronic resources to meet the academic requirements of its students.
• Laboratories: The college provides well-equipped laboratories for various dental disciplines,
• Computer lab: Students have access to cutting-edge technology through the college's computer centre, which features high-speed internet connectivity.
• Auditorium & Seminar Halls: The campus has modern audio-visual tools in the auditorium and seminar rooms. These facilities are used for academic and artistic events such as lectures, seminars, workshops, conferences, and more.
• Sports facilities: The college provides both indoor and outdoor sports facilities for its students' physical and emotional wellbeing.
• Medical facilities: The college has a medical facility with first-aid equipment and a relationship with a nearby hospital for handling medical emergencies.
• Transport facilities: The college provides transportation services for students and staff.
• Canteen and Cafeteria: College provides a canteen and cafeteria that meet the dining requirements of both students and staff.
• Hostel and Accommodation: The college has hostel facilities for outstation students, including separate hostels for boys and girls.
• Banking Facilities: Colleges have automated teller machines (ATMs) located on campus, which allow students, faculty, and staff to withdraw cash and perform basic banking transactions.
• Gym Facilities: College has gym and waiting room for all students.