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MDS Admission in Haryana 2026: Counselling, Seats, Fees & Personal Guidance
I am Vishnu Nambiar. Over the past few years, I have seen more students asking about MDS admission in Haryana, especially because the state has both government and private dental college options, management category seats, and nearby accessibility for students from Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Punjab, UP and North India.
This guide is written from a practical counselling point of view. I am keeping the important details from the earlier article, but rewriting them clearly so you can understand the admission route, reservation system, seat matrix, fee structure and choice-filling strategy before you enter Haryana NEET MDS counselling.
Personally Reviewed
Seat Matrix Included
Fee Range Explained
Guide focus: Haryana counselling route, reservation, seats, fees, colleges and choice-filling strategy.
Overview — MDS Admission in Haryana
Haryana MDS admission is not handled through one single route for every college. Most government and private dental colleges affiliated with Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak are handled through Haryana state counselling. Deemed universities such as Manav Rachna Dental College and MM Dental College usually come through MCC All India counselling.
This distinction is important because a student may wrongly assume that every Haryana college will appear in the state counselling list. Before preparing a choice list, you must first separate Haryana state counselling colleges from deemed university counselling options.
My quick advice: Haryana can be a practical option for MDS, but you must compare the counselling route, reservation category, branch availability, fee structure and whether the college is government, private or deemed.
1. Dental Colleges in Haryana
The old article listed Haryana dental colleges with location, type and affiliation. I am keeping that useful information in a cleaner form because it helps students understand which colleges are government, private and deemed/private university type.
| College | Location | Type |
| Postgraduate Institute of Dental Sciences | Rohtak | Government |
| Swami Devi Dayal Hospital and Dental College | Barwala / Panchkula region | Private |
| J.N. Kapoor DAV Centenary Dental College | Yamuna Nagar | Private |
| JCD Dental College | Sirsa | Private |
| Sudha Rustagi Dental College and Hospital | Faridabad | Private |
| PDM Faculty of Dental Sciences | Bahadurgarh / Jhajjar | Private |
| SGT Dental College, Hospital and Research Institute | Gurugram region | Private |
| Manav Rachna Dental College | Faridabad | Deemed / MCC route |
| MM Dental College | Mullana | Deemed / MCC route |
My note: Always verify whether the college appears in Haryana state counselling or MCC counselling before choice filling. This route difference affects where you register, how you fill choices and how fees are handled.
2. Haryana MDS Counselling Process
For most Haryana state counselling colleges, candidates register through the admission portal notified by Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences / DME Haryana. After registration, merit list, choice filling, provisional allotment and physical document verification become important stages.
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Online Registration
02
Document Upload
03
Merit List
04
Choice Filling
05
Provisional Allotment
06
Physical Verification
My advice: For Haryana, do not treat provisional allotment as the end of the process. Final confirmation depends on original document verification and eligibility confirmation.
3. Haryana MDS Reservation & Seat Categories
The old article had important reservation details. I am preserving them here because they help students understand why two students with similar ranks may have different realistic options in Haryana.
| College Type | Seat Distribution | Important note |
| Government dental college | 50% All India Merit / AIQ and 50% Haryana State Quota | State quota may include INS, IP and PWBD distribution as per rules. |
| Private dental colleges | 50% Haryana State Quota and 50% Management seats | Management seats are important for non-state or open-category planning. |
| Private deemed dental colleges | 100% Management / MCC route | Usually handled through MCC All India counselling. |
- INS seats: In-service category seats for regular Haryana Government in-service candidates.
- IP seats: Institutional preference reservation, usually relevant for students who completed BDS from Haryana institutions.
- PWBD seats: Persons with Benchmark Disabilities reservation as per rules.
4. MDS Seats in Haryana
Earlier, this page had static branch-wise seat tables. I am replacing those with the dynamic Haryana seat matrix so students can filter and compare colleges more easily.
MDS Seats in Haryana
The total college-wise seat matrix for MDS in Haryana
How I use this table: I first check whether the student is targeting state counselling or MCC counselling, then branch, then college, then fee category. Seat count alone should never decide the final choice list.
5. MDS Fees in Haryana
The old article had important fee ranges, so I am preserving them here. Please treat these as planning references and verify the latest official fee notification before making a final admission decision.
| College / Branch Type | Tuition Fee Reference | My interpretation |
| Government dental college — any branch | Approx. Rs. 21,173 in first year, Rs. 23,873 in second year, Rs. 26,873 in third year | Usually the most affordable route, but competition and eligibility matter. |
| Oral Medicine and Radiology | Approx. Rs. 3,00,000 – Rs. 4,00,000 per annum | Compare with college exposure and long-term plan. |
| Oral Pathology and Microbiology | Approx. Rs. 2,50,000 – Rs. 3,00,000 per annum | Lower fee may suit academically focused students. |
| Public Health Dentistry | Approx. Rs. 3,00,000 – Rs. 4,00,000 per annum | Career direction should be clear before choosing. |
| Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics | Approx. Rs. 3,00,000 – Rs. 4,00,000 per annum | Verify department exposure and clinical workload. |
| Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery | Approx. Rs. 6,85,000 – Rs. 11,00,000 per annum | High-cost branch; patient flow and surgical exposure are critical. |
| Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics | Approx. Rs. 6,85,000 – Rs. 11,00,000 per annum | Fee should be compared with department strength and case exposure. |
| Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge | Approx. Rs. 6,85,000 – Rs. 11,00,000 per annum | Consider lab work, materials and prostho exposure. |
| Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry | Approx. Rs. 6,85,000 – Rs. 11,00,000 per annum | Check patient flow and department quality carefully. |
| Periodontology and Implantology | Approx. Rs. 5,00,000 – Rs. 6,00,000 per annum | Compare implant/perio exposure and fee value. |
Extra fees to check: Miscellaneous charges may include college security, material charges, university charges, thesis charges and other fees. The older article mentioned that extra charges may go up to around Rs. 30,000 in government colleges and around Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. 1,50,000 per year in private colleges. Hostel and food may also range roughly from Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 1,50,000 per year depending on the college and facilities.
6. My Haryana MDS Counselling Strategy
When I guide a student for Haryana MDS admission, I first separate the counselling route: Haryana state counselling or MCC deemed university counselling. After that, I compare rank, branch preference, budget, reservation category, seat type and whether the student is comfortable with the college location.
| Student Situation | How I usually approach Haryana counselling |
| Student targeting government college | Check state quota/AIQ eligibility, rank range and branch possibility. |
| Student targeting private college | Compare management vs state quota, fee range and department quality. |
| Student targeting deemed college | Check MCC counselling route and total course cost. |
| Budget-sensitive student | Prioritise realistic lower-fee options and avoid unaffordable branches. |
| Branch-focused student | Check whether paying more for the preferred branch is justified. |
My practical rule: Do not choose Haryana only because it is near Delhi/NCR or because a fee looks affordable. Choose it only after comparing counselling route, branch value, total cost and realistic allotment chance.
7. Frequently Asked Questions
Most Haryana state counselling colleges are handled through Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences / DME Haryana. Deemed universities in Haryana usually come through MCC All India counselling.
No. NEET MDS qualification is mandatory for MDS admission in Haryana and all recognised dental colleges in India.
You can use the Haryana MDS seat matrix table on this page to check college-wise and department-wise seats. During live counselling, verify the same with the latest official seat matrix.
Government college fees are usually much lower, while private and deemed college fees vary by branch. The older fee reference on this page gives approximate ranges, but students should verify the latest official fee order before admission.
Private dental colleges in Haryana may have management category seats as per the applicable counselling rules. Students should check the latest seat matrix, eligibility and fee structure before choosing these options.
My Final Note
Haryana can be a useful MDS admission option, especially for students who want North India options and are open to both private and government college choices. But the decision should not be made only by location or fee.
Before final choice filling, check whether your target college comes through Haryana state counselling or MCC, whether your branch is available, what the total fee will be, and whether the college environment matches your long-term career plan.
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Is there is free exit option in round 1 is vadil for mds harayana state counseling?
Dear Yashika,
Yes there is a free exit after 1st Round of Counselling.
Sir I got 648 rank, I want Endo, I’m from Rajasthan
Which college will I get in my budget- 3-4 lac per annum?
And which more colleges should I search?
Dear Chinmayee,
Can you please let me know from which college you have done your BDS?