Assam BDS NEET Cutoff 2025: Government , All India Quota Cutoff CategoryWise

Assam State State BDS NEET Cutoff 2025 released round-wise and category-wise closing ranks for government dental colleges through DME Assam and MCC counselling. Check cutoff trends for state quota (85%) and All India Quota (AIQ) seats across UR, OBC/MOBC, EWS, SC, ST, PwD and special Assam categories to understand BDS admission chances in Assam, where seats are limited and competition remains high.

Assam has a very limited number of BDS seats, with approximately 176 seats available across government dental colleges only. There are no private BDS colleges in Assam, which makes government dental seats highly competitive, especially under the state quota. Counselling is conducted in multiple rounds including Round 1, Round 2, mop-up, and stray vacancy.

Assam Government Colleges BDS Cutoff 2025

Government BDS seats under 85% state quota are reserved for Assam domicile candidates and are preferred due to low fees and strong clinical exposure. Due to the limited number of seats, general category cutoffs remain relatively high, especially in top institutions, while reserved categories receive noticeable relaxation. Cutoffs may soften slightly in later rounds because of seat upgradation and withdrawals.

Key government dental colleges considered under this quota include Regional Dental College, Guwahati, Government Dental College, Dibrugarh, and Government Dental College, Silchar. Among these, Regional Dental College, Guwahati consistently records the highest cutoff due to its reputation, infrastructure, and patient load.

Assam All India Quota BDS Cutoff 2025

The All India Quota includes 15% seats in Assam government dental colleges and is filled through MCC counselling. These seats are open to candidates from all states and attract strong national-level competition. As a result, AIQ cutoffs are generally higher than state quota cutoffs for the same college, particularly in early counselling rounds.

Regional Dental College, Guwahati remains the most competitive option under the All India Quota, with limited seats and high demand from candidates across the country. Some relaxation in cutoff ranks may be observed in later rounds if seats remain vacant.