Manav Rachna Vidyanatariksha - Manav Rachna Educational Institutions

Programme Overview

Aimed to equip graduates in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and disorders of the teeth, mouth, jaw, and related tissues, the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is a professional undergraduate dental course. For undergraduates, the program offers thorough knowledge, clinical skills, and the correct attitude for general dental practice. Students learn about community oral health and help to increase public health consciousness and outreach by also being encouraged to engage in rural health care delivery programs.

Specializations – Undergraduate (BDS)

According to the given data, the undergraduate BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) program lacks any official specialisations. Rather it offers thorough instruction in all main spheres of dentistry. Students pick knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for general dental practice—including prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases related to teeth, mouth, jaws, and associated tissues—during the course.

Duration: 4 Years + 1 year internship

Comprising a four-year academic course with a minimum of 240 teaching days each academic year, the undergraduate dental training program producing the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degree is set out. Every candidate must do a mandatory one-year paid rotating internship in a dental college following successful completion of the final BDS exam. Completing this internship is required to earn the BDS degree and is a required course of study. Through practical clinical experience in several dental departments, the internship guarantees graduates are ready for general dental practice and community oral health responsibilities. The BDS program runs five years overall, including the internship.

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Key Educational Benefit

Manav Rachna offers a unique educational experience that combines academic excellence, practical exposure, and industry partnerships to equip students with the skills needed for real-world success.

41,000+

Alumni Imprints Globally

2800+

Published Research Papers

600+

MNC's & Indian Corporate Recruit

250+

Patents (Filed/Granted)

120+

Global Academic Collaborations

80+

Alumni & In-Campus Startups

60+

Countries with Footprints

60 LPA

Highest CTC Offered

Eligibility

Eligibility Criteria

Age Requirement: Candidates must be at least 17 years old as on 31st December of the year of admission.

Educational Qualifications: Must have passed PUC II / HSC / 10+2 or equivalent examination (e.g., ISCE) from any recognized Board/University in India or abroad after 12 years of study.

Should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as separate subjects.

Must have obtained at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined in the qualifying examination, with passing marks in English.

NEET Qualification

Admission is based on the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) merit list.

Minimum qualifying marks in NEET: General Category: 50th percentile, SC/ST/OBC: 40th percentile, Locomotor Disability (lower limbs): 45th percentile

Percentile is calculated on the basis of the highest marks in the NEET All-India merit list.

Relaxation in Minimum Marks: If sufficient candidates in reserved categories do not meet the above criteria, the Central Government, in consultation with the Dental Council of India (DCI), may lower the minimum marks for that academic year only.

Reservation of seats will be as per prevailing State/Union Territory laws.

Separate All-India and State-wise merit lists will be prepared based on NEET scores.

Non-Eligibility: Candidates failing to meet the minimum marks requirement will not be admitted. All admissions are solely based on NEET scores.

Entrance Examination: NEET, conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), will serve as the single eligibility-cum-entrance test for BDS admissions each academic year.

Admission Criteria

The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), yearly given by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), determines admission to the BDS program alone.

Selection Criteria

The NEET score directs totally merit-based choice. Candidates had to show at least the 50th percentile in NEET (45th percentile for some PWD groups and 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC). Should enough candidates in any category fall short of the required percentile, the Central Government, working with the Dental Council of India, could lower the minimum marks for that year. Every admission comes from essentially the All India and State-wise NEET merit lists.

NEET-2024 Score/Marks	Tuition Fee Waiver
501 & above	100%
400 – 500	50%

Scholarship

Programme Highlights

Excellent Education: Through combining strong theoretical background with practical training, the university is well-known for arming graduates for the exciting field of dentistry.

Under direction of experienced professionals, monthly seminars and Continuing Dental Education (CDE) programs maintain students current on the newest trends and technologies.

Faculty members: worldwide Respected international dentists who act as practice teachers routinely pay visits to the university to provide students with professional preparation and perceptive analysis.

First university in India to apply a Research Innovation Catalyst at the undergraduate level, the university is well-known worldwide for stressing research as a fundamental component of the curriculum.

Among current infrastructure supporting advanced research and maintaining high standards for education are CBCT and conscious sedation technologies.

From affiliations with top universities all around and ESIC Hospital, students have a great industry exposure.

The Manav Rachna Centre for Dental Excellence (MRCDE) provides specialised treatments and training including the esteemed World Clinical Laser Institute (WCLI) associate fellowship laser course.

Curriculum

First Year BDS

Human Anatomy, Embryology, Histology, and Medical Genetics

Recognize the muscles, nerve tissue, vascular supply, and etiology of the head, face, neck, and thorax.
Describe the growth and development of anatomical structures, including intra-uterine development.
Demonstrate the histological basis of the anatomical structures.
Classify the normal anatomical structures and their functions.
Categorize the normal histological structures, including normal variations.
Apply the knowledge and skills acquired in basic sciences to clinical practice for effective patient care.

General Human Physiology

Describe the normal functioning of all organ systems and their well-coordinated total body function.
Explain the unique role of each organ and organ system in maintaining health.
Analyse the physiological principles underlying the pathogenesis and treatment of disease.
Perform experiments designed for the study of physiological phenomena and analyse the experimental and investigative data.
Associate the understanding of the organ systems of the body to their functions and regulatory mechanisms in both health and disease.

Biochemistry, Nutrition and Dietetics

Discuss the nomenclature, classification, and basic structure of essential nutrients and their metabolism.
Calculate the energy needs, nutritional balance, and malnutrition, including energy and mineral metabolism of the human body.
Perform basic biochemical tests in a laboratory setting.
Interpret biochemical reports and relate them clinically.
Support the knowledge of the biochemical basis of life processes relevant to the human system and dental practice.

Dental anatomy, Embryology and Oral Histology

Describe the histogenesis of oro-facial structures
Histogenesis then is the mechanism by which precursor cells develop specialised tissues.
The evolution of embryons: Comprising frontal, mandibular, and maxillary processes, the oro-facial area begins at the stomodeum, a primitive oral cavity.
Oral epithelial cells, dental tissues (enamel, dentin, pulp, cementum), bone, muscles, and glands arise from interactions between ectoderm and neural crest-derived mesenchyme.
Beginning with the formation of the dental lamina, tooth development proceeds through bud, cap, and bell stages to produce histodifferentiation—amblasts and odontoblasts—and morphodifferentiation—crown and root development.
Describe and classify oro-facial structures' morphologic characteristics.
Key structures are teeth, oral mucosa, tongue, palate, salivary glands, maxilla, mandible, temporomandibular joint, and mastication muscles.
Morphologic Classification: Classed by shape (incisors, canines, premolars, molars), function, and position, teeth are:
There are masticatory, lining, and specialised mucosa among them.
Maxilla and mandible; alveolar processes support teeth in these bones.
Major (parotid, submandibular, sublingual) and minor salivary glands.
Muscles: those of facial expression and mastication.
Sort the oro-facial models
Methodology: methodical categorisation grounded in embryological origin, tissue type, and function.
Branchial/pharyngeal arches, neural crest, ectoderm, and mesoderm define embryonic origin.
Epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous, glandular tissues make up tissue type.
Masticatory, secretory, sensory, and supportive structures constitute functional classification.
Differentiate the normal from the aberrant by means of microscopic structures in the slides
Laboratory skills: Recognise normal histology of enamel, dentin, pulp, cementum, bone, oral mucosa, salivary glands, and periodontal ligament under a microscope.
In tissue sections, find pathogenic modifications including dysplasia, inflammation, or neoplasia.
Relate clinical conditions and oral diseases to histological results in a clinical correlation.
Sort the teeth in several dentitions and link them to plaster cast age estimation.
Types of Dentition: 20 teeth, present in childhood; deciduous, primary
Permanent: 32 teeth replace deciduous teeth and erupts from late childhood until early adulthood.
Age Forecasting: The sequence of tooth erosion: Calculate age using morphological characteristics on plaster casts and eruption charts.
Evaluate crown and root completion, wear patterns, and eruption status for age-determination.
Investigate the variations in the physiological development, morphology, structure and functions of teeth and oral and para-oral tissues.
Comprehensive Knowledge: Development: From embryogenesis to histogenesis and morphogenesis of teeth and allied tissues.
morphology and structure: Specific anatomy of teeth (crown, root, pulp, cusps), oral mucosa, glands, and supporting structures.
Mastication, speech, sensation, secretion, and support define function.
Variations: anatomic and developmental (e.g., supernumerary teeth, impacted teeth, variances in root form).

Research and Innovation Catalyst-I

Describe the Research Methodology: Know and list the major phases of research—that is, choosing a topic, reading over the literature, developing a research question, organising the study, gathering and evaluating data, and presenting findings.
Outline the ethical issues and survey process Describe participant selection, data collecting techniques, and the need of ethical issues including informed consent, confidentiality, and voluntary participation in your design and conduct of a survey.
Show the study issues List and highlight studies pertinent to dentistry that show awareness of knowledge gaps or pragmatic concerns needing further investigation.
Implement a research survey's design Design a suitable survey for a research project by including development of questions, sampling technique, and data collecting schedule.
Research using computers and examine current study data Interpret research results using computer tools for data management, basic statistical analysis, and literary search.
Create and publish a research article Prepare a research paper according to academic guidelines and send it for publication including formatting, writing, and peer review comments addressing.

General and Dental Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Describe how important and routinely used drugs are absorbed, distributed, metabolised, and excreted (pharmacokinetics) and how they act on the body (pharmacodynamics).
Describe the underlying reasons of specific drugs' usage (indications), interactions, and side effects.
Apply knowledge to prescribe common and necessary medications suitably for particular medical conditions.
Analyse and explain drug interactions and negative effects of often used medications.
Evaluate drug formulations and interpret clinical dental application of marketed preparations.
Develop rational, evidence-based strategies for drug therapy in dental pharmacology

Second Year BDS

General Pathology

Link changes in tissues at macroscopic and microscopic levels to disease processes.
Apply basic facts, concepts, and pathology theories of BDS-GEPA- 201.2 to dental practice.
In pathology, link knowledge from dentistry, clinical medicine, and the sciences.
Understand the function and constraints of morphological pathology in research, dentistry, and medicine
Teach patients on upholding high ethical standards while yet preventing dental diseases.
Continue to be dedicated to following current pathology relevant to dentistry practices.

Microbiology

Identify the main branches of microbiology (e.g., bacteriology, virology, mycology), and explain their importance and contribution to dentistry.
Use different sterilization and disinfection techniques to maintain hygiene and prevent infection in dental clinics.
Classify infectious diseases and lesions affecting the oral cavity, such as dental caries, gingivitis, periodontitis, and oral thrush.
Select suitable diagnostic methods and distinguish between different types of oral lesions.
Develop a process for selecting, collecting, and safely transporting clinical specimens to laboratories for analysis.

Dental Materials

List the physical and chemical properties and uses of all common dental materials.
Summarize the biomechanical properties of restorative materials and their clinical applications.
Handle and use dental materials safely to avoid patient injury and minimize waste.
Categorize, manipulate, and apply appropriate dental materials in clinical and laboratory settings.
Stay updated and select newer, improved materials and techniques based on scientific research, always prioritizing patient well-being.
Compare standards and specifications of various dental materials to guide manufacturers and help professionals make informed choices.

Pre-Clinical Conservative Dentistry

Preclinical Prosthodontics

Research and Innovation Catalyst-II

Identify a topic for review Select and define a relevant topic for literature review or research within dentistry.
Perform a literature search and review Conduct comprehensive searches using databases (such as PubMed, Scopus, Google Scholar) and critically evaluate existing literature to inform research direction.
Use reference management softwares Employ tools like EndNote, Zotero, or Mendeley to organize, store, and cite references efficiently.
Analyse data using basic biostatistical methods Apply fundamental statistical techniques to analyze research data and interpret results.
Build a research profile Develop and maintain a professional research profile, including academic networking and sharing research outputs.
Create IPR protocol Prepare and understand the basics of an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protocol for protecting research innovations.

Third Year BDS

General Medicine

Recognize the signs and symptoms of various medical diseases.
Explain how to record a comprehensive general case history for medical patients.
Perform basic medical investigations such as blood pressure measurement, inspection, and palpation.
Analyze oral manifestations in patients with underlying medical conditions.
Apply current general medicine knowledge for the benefit of patients and the community.
Maintain high standards of professional ethics and conduct in all professional activities.

General Surgery

Oral Pathology and Microbiology and Forensic Odontology

Recognize different types of pathological processes affecting the oral cavity.
Explain the causes, development, diagnosis, and clinical-pathological correlation of various oral diseases.
Demonstrate common oral pathologies using microscopic and projection slides.
Classify methods for identifying oral pathologies and syndromes using casts and specimens.
Describe the basic principles and practical applications of forensic odontology.
Develop the ability to apply this knowledge in clinical settings.

Research and Innovation Catalyst-III

Understand how to compile and interpret a patient case history.
Apply knowledge to maintain accurate and organized research records.
Use reference management software to organize and cite sources.
Analyze research data using SPSS and basic biostatistical methods.
Select an appropriate study design and write a case report.
Design a systematic review based on evidence-based dentistry.

Final Year BDS

Oral Medicine and Radiology

Identify several oral and maxillofacial lesions and send patients to the suitable experts for additional care.
Guideline on modern and common laboratory research and result interpretation.
Apply fundamental ideas of radiation physics; grasp intraoral and extraoral radiography techniques; be aware of health hazards, safety, and protection measures.
Perform clinical tests, note thorough case histories, and forward patients to reach a temporary diagnosis
Age estimate and forensic identification evaluation of radiographs
Establish and preserve high standards of professional ethics.

Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics

Predict normal development of the facial skeleton and dentition, spot deviations, and design suitable treatment
Sort several malocclusion forms.
Get parents' and patients' permission then explain the need of treatment to them.
Choose and apply interceptive and preventative orthodontic treatments.
Using removable orthodontic appliances, justify and treat basic malocclusions.
Approach ongoing education and keeping current with orthodontics from a progressive standpoint.

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Summarize the indications, contraindications, advantages, disadvantages, composition, technique, and complications of local and general anesthesia.
Describe the indications, contraindications, advantages, disadvantages, technique, and complications of dental extraction.
Demonstrate and apply the principles of administering local anesthesia, performing extractions, and carrying out simple minor surgical procedures.
Choose appropriate management for medical emergencies and medically compromised patients.
Build good rapport and effective communication skills with patients.
Continuously upgrade knowledge and skills to serve patients and the community.

Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

Identify caries and diagnose various pulpal diseases.
Use medium and high-speed handpieces for restorative procedures.
Address both aesthetic and functional needs of patients.
Support and participate in national oral health policy implementation.
Create social awareness about dental diseases.
Develop measures to provide treatment and prevention for underprivileged groups.

Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge

Understand and use various dental materials in clinical and laboratory settings.
Plan and perform simple prosthetic therapy for patients.
Develop skills to fabricate conventional complete, partial removable, and fixed partial dentures.
Understand osseointegration and the value of implant-supported prosthodontics.
Formulate protocols for hygiene, infection control, and safe waste disposal.
Modify techniques based on scientific research to benefit patients.

Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry

Identify and treat dental diseases in children from birth to adolescence.
Discuss and provide counseling to patients or guardians about various treatment options.
Use effective behavior management techniques to deliver quality care to child patients.
Select and implement appropriate treatment plans for physically and mentally disabled children.
Choose and adopt new methods and techniques for pediatric dental management as they emerge.
Collaborate and build alliances with other health professionals.

Periodontology

Public Health Dentistry

Apply basic concepts of dental public health and use health indicators to assess community health status.
Classify various dental indices and plan surveys for diseases and conditions.
Use epidemiological knowledge to identify causes and plan preventive and control measures.
Analyze the influence of nutrition, diet, and environment on oral health.
Design health surveys, conduct health education, and develop strategies to promote positive attitudes and meet community needs.
Develop methods to help the community access affordable oral health care and evaluate their needs.

Curriculum Highlights

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Innovation & Startups

The Manav Rachna Business Incubator is committed to fostering among faculty, alumni, and students the creative energy. Its goal is to provide thorough tools for startup and early-stage company development, supporting those driven by a passion for research, invention, and entrepreneurship.

Important aspects consist in:

Modern Facilities: State-of- the-art

Access to design, manufacturing, and fabrication facilities helps ideas become reality.

Path of Funding

Advice and encouragement for state governments, economic-development coalitions, angel investor capital procurement, and other funding sources.

Networking and Mentoring

Expert mentoring, professional knowledge, and lots of networking chances with investors, companies, and partners—intangible gains.

Integrated Incubation Solutions

Designed support for ideas, business concept development, and capacity-building via focused training courses.

Whole Support

Regulatory, financial, and administrative support guarantees startups have the tools required for success.

Why Pursue Dentistry?

Especially in dentistry, technical expertise, artistic sensibility, and scientific knowledge come together to create. As a dentist you directly affect patients' oral health, confidence, and appearance by addressing the biology of disease and simultaneously stressing the aesthetics of restoration.

Innovations driving ongoing field change include digital dentistry, 3D printing, and advanced biomaterials. Through specialities, continuous education, and technology adoption, this dynamic environment presents many chances for lifetime learning.

Dentistry provides a career where science meets accuracy and service to match compassion. Your daily efforts really do make a difference; pain is gone, smiles are strengthened, general health and well-being is improved. The field financially rewards, offers job stability, and lets one follow flexible career paths from public health and education to clinical practice and research.

Dentistry is finally about changing lives, boosting confidence, and creating close relationships inside your community, not only about cleaning teeth.

Fee Details for Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Course Fee (Annual): INR 4,65,000 US $ 0
Duration: 4 Years
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Modes of Payment

Online Payment: Via net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI through the university's official payment portal.
Bank Transfer: NEFT/RTGS to the university’s designated bank account.
Demand Draft (DD): In favor of “Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies”, payable at Faridabad/New Delhi
Cash Payment: At the Accounts Office on campus (subject to limits as per government regulations).
Education Loan: Through tie-ups with banks like PNB, SBI, HDFC, and ICICI, offering easy financing options.

Residential Facilities & Transport

We at Manav Rachna offer generous residential facilities and convenient transportation services so that each student, including those studying Manav Rachna, gets to enjoy a safe, comfortable, and fulfilling campus life.

Residential Services

MREI provides on-campus and off-campus hostel facilities for boys and girls with various types of rooms. Students can choose single, double, and triple rooms as per their preference.

Key Points

Room Types: The hostels offer different types of rooms to suit different budgets and preferences:

Air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned rooms
Single-seater, two-seater, three-seater, and five-seater rooms
The rooms can be equipped with attached or common toilets as per the choice of room category.

Fee Structure: The hostel fee is to be paid on the basis of the room category chosen by the student and it can be paid through DD (Demand Draft) or in cash.

Additional Facilities:

Medical services and medical insurance to keep the students fit.
Library facilities for access to study materials and academic inputs.
Laundry facilities as included in the hostel fees, to ease the life of students.

Mess Plan

At Manav Rachna, we offer world-class sports facilities to keep our students fit and active. Our facilities comprise a range of outdoor and indoor games, including:

Sports

Mess plan also comes as part of hostel fee. Healthy food is served through the mess considering the multicultural requirements of different food habits for the students. By providing choices involving vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian options, healthy lifestyle is available for the students enabling them to pursue their studies focusing on programs with full seriousness.

Basketball, volleyball, cricket, soccer, chess, and carom among others.

Notable facilities include:

A 25m shooting range and a 10m air-conditioned indoor shooting range with Olympic-standard SIUS Ascor electronic targets.
Indoor badminton and table tennis stadia with synthetic courts in association with Yonex and Stag.
A Semi-Olympic pool for swimming and a Soccer Academy for students who have sporting interest and passion.
A Sports Fitness Centre to service psychological, physiotherapy, and other aspects of health for students.

The facilities enable students to pursue physical exercises that complement their academic development.

Laundry

Laundry facilities are available at an extra fee in the hostel fees. This saves students from worrying about laundry, so they can focus on their studies, and also allows their clothes to remain properly cleaned.

Parking

There is a vast parking space facility available for students who commute using their own means of transport. It is provided to cater to the requirements of students, so that their travel will be easy and hassle-free.

Transport

Our well-maintained transport facility offers a stress-free, secure, and safe journey for students from Delhi and Gurugram. The GPS-located, contemporary fleet of buses is operated by professionally trained personnel, with onboard support staff to assist students. Our emphasis is on reliability, safety, and convenience, ensuring unproblematic travel to and from the campus.

How to Apply for Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Manav Rachna offers a unique educational experience that combines academic excellence, practical exposure, and industry partnerships to equip students with the skills needed for real-world success.

1

Go to the Official Website
2

Complete the Online Application Form
3

Upload Mandatory Documents
4

Pay the Application Fee
5

Appear for MRNAT or Submit JEE Score

Step 1 - Go to the Official Website

Log in to www.manavrachna.edu.in and click on the Admissions link.

Step 2 - Complete the Online Application Form

Click on "Apply Now," generate your login credentials, and fill out the form with your personal, educational, and contact information.

Step 3 - Upload Mandatory Documents

Upload scanned copies of the necessary documents, such as:
Class 10 & 12 mark sheets
Aadhaar card
Passport-size photos

Step 4 - Pay the Application Fee

Fill in the application by paying online using net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI.

Step 5 - Appear for MRNAT or Submit JEE Score

Get qualified through MRNAT (Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test) or produce a valid JEE Main score for merit-based admission.

PO's and PSO's

Program Outcomes (PO's)

PO1

Foundation Knowledge & Skills

Understand fundamentals of dentistry with relevant scientific methods and principles of biological functions.

PO2

Critical Thinking

Identify, formulate research literature and analyze scientifically various established facts and data

PO3

Patient Centered Care

Diagnose and manage various common dental problems encountered in general dental practice, keeping in mind the expectations and the right of the society to receive the best possible treatment available wherever possible.

PO4

Competency

Acquire the skills essential for the general dentist to begin independent, unsupervised dental practice and can self evaluate treatment effectiveness.

PO5

Emerging technologies

Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and IT tools in all clinical disciplines and methods of preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of dentistry with an understanding of the limitations.

Modern Tool Usage

Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6

Health Promotion

Improve awareness and provide possible solutions for oral health problems and needs throughout the community.

PO7

Environment and Sustainability

Understand the influence of the natural and social environment on the state of health as it affects dentistry and demonstrate the need for sustainable development.

PO8

Professionalism & Ethics

Apply the current knowledge of dentistry in the best interest of the patient and maintain a high standard of professional ethics and conduct.

PO9

Individual and Team Work

Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings so as to promote oral health and prevent oral diseases wherever possible.

PO10

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Communicate effectively, give and receive instructions so as to control pain and anxiety among the patients in general dental practice during treatment as well as prevent and manage complications, if encountered.

PO11

Management

Help and participate in the implementation of National Oral health Policy.

PO12

Life-Long Learning

Have willingness to participate in the continuing dental education programs to update knowledge and professional skills from time to time.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSO's)

Acquire adequate knowledge of the scientific foundations which are required for carrying out all activities appropriate for general dental practice involving prevention, diagnosis and management of the most common oral diseases prevailing in the society.

Demonstrate the necessary skills so as to provide comprehensive oral health care that comprises of preventive, curative and rehabilitative services to promote oral health and prevent oral diseases at individual and community level.

Develop an attitude of willingness to apply the current knowledge in the best interest of the patient and community maintaining high standard of professional ethics and conduct, who regularly updates his/her knowledge and professional skills from time to time.

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Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Programme Overview

Key Educational Benefit

41,000+

2800+

600+

250+

120+

80+

60+

60 LPA

Eligibility

Programme Highlights

Curriculum

First Year BDS

Human Anatomy, Embryology, Histology, and Medical Genetics

General Human Physiology

Biochemistry, Nutrition and Dietetics

Dental anatomy, Embryology and Oral Histology

Research and Innovation Catalyst-I

General and Dental Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Second Year BDS

General Pathology

Microbiology

Dental Materials

Pre-Clinical Conservative Dentistry

Preclinical Prosthodontics

Research and Innovation Catalyst-II

Third Year BDS

General Medicine

General Surgery

Oral Pathology and Microbiology and Forensic Odontology

Research and Innovation Catalyst-III

Final Year BDS

Oral Medicine and Radiology

Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge

Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry

Periodontology

Public Health Dentistry

Curriculum Highlights

Our Top Recruiters

Innovation & Startups

Fee Details for Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Residential Facilities & Transport

Residential Services

Mess Plan

Sports

Laundry

Parking

Transport

How to Apply for Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Step 1 - Go to the Official Website

Step 2 - Complete the Online Application Form

Step 3 - Upload Mandatory Documents

Step 4 - Pay the Application Fee

Step 5 - Appear for MRNAT or Submit JEE Score

PO's and PSO's

PO1

PO2

PO3

PO4