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NEET UG 2025 BDS: Expected Cutoffs & Admission Trends As NEET UG 2025 approaches, BDS aspirants must understand how cutoffs (ranks/marks) are trending. In NEET 2024 the qualifying percentiles for BDS were 50% for General (around 163–144 marks for UR) and 40% for reserved categories. In practice, top dental colleges demand much higher scores. For example, Maulana Azad Dental Institute Delhi (50 seats, Govt) saw closing AIR ranks of ~26,503 in 2022 and ~23,578 in 2023, indicating cutoffs are rising (scores needed are increasing). Based on past data, we expect NEET 2025 BDS cutoffs to remain steep: typically, General category candidates need ~550–600+ marks (above 98 percentile) to get into Govt. dental colleges, while OBC/SC/ST have somewhat lower thresholds. Cutoff marks have been climbing (2023 cutoffs ~720–137 marks for Gen vs 715–117 in 2022), so aim high. Key Trend: Government dental colleges often close below AIR ~30,000 for Unreserved (General) in Round 1. For instanc...

  NEET MDS 2025 Cutoff Trends & College Guide Aspirants preparing for NEET MDS 2025 must know how cutoffs have shifted and which colleges to target. In recent years, the NEET MDS qualifying score has seen dramatic changes: cutoffs dropped from the 50th percentile norm to as low as the teens (in percentile) to ensure seats were filled. We analyzed data from 2022–2024 (marks, percentiles, and closing ranks) to project 2025 trends. Below we break down nationwide cutoff trends , state-wise insights for major dental hubs, differences between first-round vs mop-up cutoffs , and how clinical vs non-clinical MDS branches compare. We also list the top 10 government and top 10 private dental colleges (with seats, fees, capitation status, and cutoff trends), and offer college-choosing tips for aspirants. India-wide NEET MDS 2025 Cutoff Trends (2022–2024) 2022: The government slashed MDS qualifying percentiles drastically (e.g. General/EWS from 50th to ~24.286th), bringing the ...

🎯 Who is this for? If you’ve appeared in IIT JEE Main 2025 or other state engineering exams and dream of a top-tier Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) career — but are unsure about your next move — this report is your roadmap. We break it down into clear sections , tables, trends, and action tips — making sure you have everything you need in one place! 🚀 Section 1: Expected Cutoff Ranks (2025) Institute Type General (Gen) EWS OBC-NCL SC ST Top NITs (e.g., Surathkal, Warangal, Trichy) ~2,600–4,200 ~3,000–5,000 ~8,500–12,000 ~1,100–2,300 ~700–1,500 Mid NITs (e.g., Patna, Jamshedpur, Durgapur) ~12,000–18,000 ~14,000–20,000 ~20,000–30,000 ~5,000–7,000 ~3,500–6,000 Top IIITs (e.g., IIITM Gwalior, IIIT Hyderabad) ~6,500–10,000 ~7,000–12,000 ~12,000–18,000 ~3,500–5,000 ~2,500–4,500 GFTIs ~20,000–30,000 ~25,000–35,000 ~35,000–45,000 ~7,000–10,000 ~5,000–8,000 ✅ State-specific cutoffs (Govt & Pvt) will depend on local quotas: B...

  NEET UG 2025 Expected Cutoff for Jharkhand: MBBS & BDS Admission Trends (AIQ & State Quota) Are you preparing for NEET UG 2025 and aiming for a medical seat in Jharkhand? You’re in the right place. In this detailed blog, we break down the expected NEET 2025 cutoff scores for MBBS and BDS programs in Jharkhand, covering both All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota seats. We also analyze cutoff trends from 2022 to 2024 to give you an edge in your preparation. Why Cutoff Analysis Matters Every year, NEET UG aspirants face fierce competition, especially for government medical seats. Cutoff marks change based on exam difficulty, seat availability, and candidate performance. Understanding past and expected trends helps you set realistic targets and plan better counseling strategies . Quick Snapshot: Expected NEET 2025 Cutoff (Jharkhand) Quota / Category UR (Gen) OBC SC ST EWS UR-PwD MBBS – AIQ (15%) ~660 ~650 ~540 ~500 ~640 ~550 MBBS – State Quot...