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Bachelor of Dental
Surgery
| BDS
is a 5 years course
as per gazette of Govt.
of India Notification
No. 182 dated 10 th
September, 2007 for
undergraduate students.
Admissions are made
through UP state Combined
Pre Medical Test and
through All India Medical
Entrance Examination
conducted by CBSE and
10 seats are reserved
for nominees of the
Government of India. |
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| Subjects
in the BDS course in different years
are as follows: |
| I year |
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1 |
General
Human Anatomy including embyology and
histology |
2 |
General
Human Physiology & Biochemistry |
3 |
Dental anatomy,
embryology & histology. |
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| II year |
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1 |
General
Dental Pharmacology & Therapeutics |
2 |
General
Pathology and Microbiology |
3 |
Dental
Materials ( |
| 4 |
Pre
clinical Conservative |
| 5 |
Pre
clinical prosthodontics |
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| III year |
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1 |
General
Medicine |
2 |
Genearl
Surgery |
3 |
Oral
pathology & oral microbiology |
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| IV year |
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| 1 |
Oral
Medicine & Radiology |
2 |
Pediatric & preventive dentistry |
3 |
Orthodontics & dentofacial orthopedics |
4 |
Periodontology |
V year
| 1 |
Prosthodontics
and Crown & Bridge |
| 2 |
Conservative
Dentistry & Endodontics |
| 3 |
Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery |
| 4 |
Public Health
Dentistry |
After passing the final professional
examination the candidates shall be
eligible for the award of BDS degree
and registration with the Dental Council
of India. |
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| Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) : These are 3 years'
courses which commence in May. Course
structure and content are in accordance
with guidelines of the Dental Council
of India. Candidates are eligible for
entry after obtaining a registrable
BDS degree. There are a total of 28
seats every year (12 through the All
India Postgraduate medical Examination,
12 through the Uttar Pradesh Postgraduate
Medical Examination and 4 Government
of India nominees) |
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| MDS Courses are offered in : |
| Prosthodontics |
| Periodontics |
| Orthodontics |
| Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery |
| Operative Dentistry |
| Pedodontics |
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The MDS degree shall
be conferred after acceptance of a
thesis and after the candidate has
passed the MDS examination which is
held at the end of 36 months. The
examination consists of 4 written
papers, clinical (or practical) and
oral examinations. |
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Diplomas
in Dental Hygiene (Department of Periodontics)
and Dental Mechanics (Department of
Prosthodontics): These auxiliary
courses were started in the 1960s
under Dental Council of India regulations.
Teaching in these courses is entrusted
to the respective departments. They
are each of 2 years duration. Candidates
are eligible after passing the Intermediate
Examination with Science and Biology.
Candidates are selected through an
entrance examination. |
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