AMED BDS FAQs
Ques. How is BDS admission done at AMED Raichur?
Ans. BDS admission at AMED Raichur is through KEA Karnataka counselling for government quota seats, based on NEET-UG merit. Management and NRI quota seats are filled through institutional counselling. Candidates register on the KEA portal, fill college preferences, and are allotted seats based on NEET-UG rank, category, and seat availability in AMED Raichur.
Ques. What are the BDS fees at AMED Raichur for different quotas?
Ans. Government quota seats cost INR 3,84,232 per year, totalling INR 19,21,160 over the complete 5-year BDS programme. Management and NRI quota seats cost INR 12,50,800 per year, totalling INR 62,54,000. The programme fee covers four years of academic study plus one year of compulsory rotating internship at the AMED Hospital.
Ques. Is AMED Raichur approved by the Dental Council of India?
Ans. Yes. A.M.E’s Dental College and Hospital, Raichur, is approved by the Dental Council of India (DCI) for the BDS programme. The college is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bangalore. Graduates receive the BDS degree from RGUHS and are eligible to register with the DCI to practise dentistry anywhere in India.
Ques. What is the eligibility for BDS at AMED?
Ans. Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate marks. A valid NEET-UG score is mandatory as per DCI regulations. The minimum NEET-UG percentile required for admission is as prescribed by DCI and as per Karnataka government quota counselling norms for each admission cycle.
Ques. What career options are available after BDS from AMED Raichur?
Ans. BDS graduates from AMED can register with the Dental Council of India and set up private dental practice or work in government and primary healthcare dental services. Graduates may also pursue MDS specialisation through NEET-PG. Options in dental research, dental academics, and hospital dental departments are also open to BDS holders with additional qualification.







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