NEET MDS College Predictor 2026

Get precise college predictions powered by multi-year cut-off trends

Historical Data AnalysisPrevious years' MDS cutoff trends

Smart PredictionsAI-powered probability analysis

Verified DataMCC & counselling cutoff insights

Comprehensive CoverageGovt., Private & Deemed Dental Colleges

Detailed CriteriaRank, category & quota based

Personalized ReportCollege, branch & fees insights

NEET MDS College Predictor

The NEET MDS 2026 college predictor tools estimate your chances of admission to dental colleges based on your All India rank for All India Quota seats, Central Universities internal quota, and Deemed universities.

Key features of the Careers360 NEET MDS college predictor tool

This tool analyses your NEET MDS performance using advanced algorithms and historical counselling data to:

Predict your chances for 50% All India Quota Government seats, Central & Deemed Universities, including management quota seats.
Provide course and round-wise NEET MDS cut-offs by seat type, caste, minority status, and fees.
Recommend the best-fit Government and Private MDS colleges based on your rank, course preference, fees, and location.

Steps to Use NEET MDS 2026 College Predictor

1. Obtain Your NEET MDS 2026 Rank

Check your All India Rank (AIR) and score (out of 960) from the NEET MDS result (available at nbe.edu.in).

2. Input Details of NEET MDS

Enter the All India Rank based on the NEET MDS result, category (General, OBC, SC, ST), state of residence, and preferred seat type (AIQ, state quota, or management quota in private colleges).

3. Verify Details and View Results

Verify the OTP sent to your mobile number and get a list of colleges with probable admission chances, including cut-offs, fees, and specialisations (e.g., Orthodontics, Conservative Dentistry).

Benefits of College Predictor NEET MDS 2026

Get the most accurate data based on the historical counselling data (opening/closing ranks) and current trends to estimate colleges.
Helps in planning by shortlisting MDS colleges for counselling based on your rank and preferences.
Get the list of colleges where admission is comparatively easier

NEET MDS Marks vs Rank: Previous Year

Candidates can check the NEET MDS marks vs rank of the previous year here.

NEET MDS Marks vs Rank 2025

Marks Range (Out of 960)	Rank Range
779 - 742	1 - 10
741 - 719	11 - 30
718 - 707	31 - 60
705 - 693	61 - 100
692 - 671	101 - 200
671 - 637	201 - 500
637 - 597	501 - 1000
597 - 549	1001 - 2000
549 - 449	2001 - 5000
449 - 334	5001 - 10000
334 - 245	10001 - 16000
245 - 181	16001 - 22000
181 - 8	22001 - 29219

Ujjwal Kirti

Updated at 21 Jul 2026, 02:00 AM IST

Questions related to NEET MDS

On Question asked by student community

NEET MDS RANK 2159 HOW MUCH COLLEGEs

Hello, with a NEET MDS rank of 2159, your admission chances depend on factors such as your category, preferred MDS specialisation, state quota, and counselling round.

You can check your possible college options using the NEET MDS College Predictor here: NEET MDS College Predictor 2026

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Pranjali Mathur

23 Jun,26

Is neet mds 2026 kerala counselling started

Hello Dear Student,

The Kerala NEET MDS 2026 counselling has not yet started.

You can get directly find, check, get more information here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/kerala-neet-mds-counselling

Hope it helps!

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Samyak Jain

17 Jun,26

how many students from MAHARASTRA STATE GOT 700 PLUS MARKS IN NEET MDS 2026 EXAM. IT IS BETTER TO FIle a case in SUPREM COURT FOR JUSTICE

Hello Dear Student,

Official state-wise data showing how many candidates scored 700+ marks in NEET MDS 2026 has not been released by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The result and merit list provide candidates' scores and ranks, but do not publish a state-wise distribution of top scorers.

According to the NEET MDS 2026 result data, 30,435 candidates registered for the examination, and the All India Rank 1 candidate scored 802 out of 960 marks. The merit list released by NBEMS contains ranks and scores but does not include a state-wise breakup of candidates scoring above any particular threshold, such as 700 marks.

Regarding filing a case in the Supreme Court, this should generally be considered only if there is credible and documented evidence of a significant irregularity that affected the examination process or results. Examples may include: