Maitri College of Dentistry

The NEET score/rank cutoff for Maitri College of Dentistry is not fixed and may vary from year to year. However, the following table provides an indicative cutoff range:

Please note that the cutoff range is indicative and may vary depending on various factors, including the number of applicants and the availability of seats.

Admission to BDS at Maitri College of Dentistry requires a valid, qualifying NEET-UG score. NEET qualification is defined by percentile, not a fixed score — the qualifying percentile is fixed every year, while the equivalent raw score moves with exam difficulty.

Qualifying NEET only makes you eligible — it does not guarantee a seat. The actual closing rank for a BDS seat at Maitri College of Dentistry depends on your category, the counselling quota, the number of seats, and how many higher-ranked candidates pick this college ahead of you (explained below). Always confirm the current-year qualifying score on the official NTA NEET result.

BDS seats at Maitri College of Dentistry are filled through NEET-UG counselling across these quotas:

• •State / Government Quota — through Chhattisgarh state counselling, at regulated (lower) fees.
• •Management Quota — filled by the college at higher fees, with more accessible closing ranks.
• •NRI Quota — a small share at NRI fees, where seats remain.

Counselling runs in multiple rounds — Round 1 → Round 2 → Mop-up → Stray Vacancy. Closing ranks loosen in later rounds as higher-ranked candidates settle elsewhere, so a rank that misses an early round can still convert to a seat later.

As a private dental college, Maitri College of Dentistry typically has more accessible closing ranks than government colleges — management-quota seats in particular admit a wider NEET-rank range. Exact ranks vary each year by category, quota and round; confirm on the Chhattisgarh counselling portal, or use the College Predictor to see your chances at your NEET rank.