14 MDS seats for Jammu Dental College

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Updated At : 12:22 PM Mar 04, 2020 IST

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Jammu, March 3

The Centre has granted permission to start MDS courses for seven disciplines in Government Dental College, Jammu, with a total annual intake of 14 seats. As per the college authorities, on the recommendations of the Dental Council of India made after a thorough inspection, the Centre has granted permission to start the MDS courses in seven disciplines with a total annual intake of 14 seats, from this academic session. The admissions will be taken on the basis of NEET examination, (already been held in December 2019) and counselling by BOPEE. Classes will start by May end.

This will be the first time when the MDS courses will start in Jammu division. — TNS

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