Where can I get admission for BDS with 124 marks in NEET 2024?
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Admission possibilities for BDS through scoring 124 marks in NEET 2024
It will be very hard to get admission into a BDS course with only 124 marks in NEET 2024. Generally, all government dental colleges require marks above 300 according to past year cutoff trends.
But you might still have the opportunity for some private dental colleges. Institutions like Rayat Bahra University and such similar colleges usually consider students below a certain score, as long as they have their criteria, such as a category base for reservations, etc., for flexibility in admissions.
It is also better to search for all the possible private dental colleges t
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