Can I get admission in private colleges for dental course? I have got 200 marks in NEET UG.
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Hello Anushka,
Yes, you might get the seat in the private medical colleges of India. There are some management quota seats. You can try for those. But the college might not be so good. According to the rules, to get admission in any of the medical colleges you must take part in the counselling process. -
It is difficult for you to get a good college. You should take a year's drop. -
Hi Anushka,
You can get admission to a private dental college with 200 score but the college may not be so good. If you want a good college then you must score 400 above to get good dental college. Following is the link that might help you:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/ranking/top-medical-colleges-in-india/100-2-0-0-0
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