ALL THE INFO YOU'D NEED ON MDCK

The curriculum is same for all the Dental colleges state wide so nothing worth mentioning there, the curriculum will almost prepare you to practice basic dentistry, but I beleive the practices are far more outdated and the colleges should be more holistic in terms of practicals.

The internship is done within the college hospital only, there won't be any extra companies approaching you, also the internship is mandatory, for 12 months, during which you'll be taught all the procedures you'd need to know.

Yearly Tution fees is 45000, but additional lab fees or library fees has to be paid, also depends upon your seat category, we're talking about A cat strictly, so around 51250, but if you're minority or OBC, you'll get a full tution fees scholarship from the state government, but you still have to pay Hostel and mess fees if you choose to stay in campus

There are fests although not yearly recurring but you can conduct your own fest after taking due permission, almost all the festivals are celebrated in the campus, the books and other stuff you do have an option of buying it from the college, but I'd suggest buy from the authors that you feel you'd understand rather than just taking whatever is provided. There are extensive sports and extracurricular activities, and not so many students run group, but batch wise some are surviving

The rooms are pretty old, the building is old but the facilities are fine, you'll get a geyser and AC, a bed and a built in study table and a cupboard, but anything else you need to buy on your own, meal quality is okay not too good not too bad, if you're used to south Indian cuisine you'd manage, the registration process is done at the time of admission only, nothing extra.

You don't really get to choose a college if you get medicine marks. The government allots you a college based on your marks, so that's that, again the admission process and everything else is guided by the gmo and KNRUHS only, colleges have a little say in the procedure.

There is almost 5 faculty members to a batch of 100 students, you'll be assigned in a smaller group to a particular faculty which will be your mentor, all the faculty members are well qualified and well behaved. There is only one session of professional exams conducted by the KNRUHS, but you'll have three internals conducted by the university, you'd have to pass 2/3 of them to be able to qualify to the finals

No there is no such thing, only write neet and you'll get alloted here. You'd have to write neet, and after results you'll get a nation wide rank and state rank, you'd be alloted a seat through state counseling