Government Dental College and Hospital Mumbai

Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai is a Government Dental College in Maharashtra. The college offers BDS & MDS courses with 125 BDS seats & 39 MDS seats intake capacity in several specialization. The college was established in 1928 with an approval from National Dental Commission (NDC) and affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik having college’s official website (https://gdcmumbai.edu.in/).

Counselling for admission in BDS course for 85% state quota seats will be conducted by The Commissioner, State CET Cell, Mumbai and 15% seats counselling will be conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Similarly, counselling for admission in MDS courses for 50% seats will be conducted by State CET Cell and remaining 50% seats counselling will be conducted by Medical Counselling Committee.

Students must do the registration on State CET Cell & MCC official’s website to participate in the Bihar NEET counselling or MCC NEET Counselling for State & All India Quota seats respectively. Admission in BDS & MDS courses will be based on NEET UG rank & NEET MDS rank conducted by NTA & NBE respectively.

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Highlights of Government Dental College and Hospital Mumbai

Name of Institute	Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai
Popular Name	GDCH, Mumbai
Year of Establishment	1928
Institute Type	Government
Affiliated to	Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik
Approved by	National Dental Commission, New Delhi
Hostel Facilities	Yes (Male and Female)
Website	https://gdcmumbai.edu.in/
Entrance Exam for UG courses	NEET UG Exam
Course	UG-BDS & PG- MDS
Category	Dental Colleges in Maharashtra
Contact	Address: St. George Hospital, P D’Mello Rd, Near Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus Area, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001 Email: deangdch_mumbai@yahoo.com Admission Helpline Number: 9667542500

Affiliation, Recognition, and Aid Status

Affiliated with: Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik
Approved by: National Dental Commission
Aid Status: Government

Facilities

Clinical facilities
Library
Research center
Hostel facilities
Sports facilities
Auditorium
Canteen

Courses Offered and Intake Capacity

For Undergraduate Courses

Course	Duration	Intake Seats
BDS	4 and ½ years + 1 Year Internship	125

For Postgraduate Courses

MDS Specialization	Seats
Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry	3
Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology	5
Oral Medicine & Radiology	5
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	3
Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics	3
Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics	5
Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge	10
Periodontology	5

Fees Structure

Category	Tuition Fee (Rs. )	Library Fee (Rs. )	Other Fees (Rs. )	Total Fees (Rs. )
Open Category & All India Students	1,04,000	1,000	10,100	1,15,100
Reserve Category (SC/ST/OBC/SBC/VJNT) (Only for Maharashtra State Students)	N/A	1,000	10,100	11,100
EWS Category	52,000	1,000	8,600	61,600
Only for Girls (EWS & SEBC) (Only for Maharashtra State Students)	N/A	1,000	8,600	9,600

For Postgraduate Courses

Category	Tuition Fee (Rs. )	Library Fee (Rs. )	Other Fees (Rs. )	Total Fees (Rs. )
Open Category, Reserve Category, EWS Category & All India Students	1,04,000	1,000	12,100	1,17,100

NOTE: The above-shared fees can vary from the actual fees and are subject to change. To know the exact fee structure, candidates can connect with a counseling expert at the Admission Helpline No. 9667542500.

Eligibility Criteria For UG Courses (BDS)

Eligibility Criteria	Details
Nationality	Indian Citizen or Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) (if OCI obtained before 04/03/2022 and completed 10th & 12th from Maharashtra with domicile or 10-year residency)
Registration	Must be registered with the State CET Cell, Mumbai
Domicile Requirement	Candidate must be a domicile of Maharashtra (except for institutional quota & certain exceptions)
Minimum Age	Must be born on or before 31st December 2008
Medical Fitness	Must be medically fit and provide a medical fitness certificate
SSC (10th) Requirement	Must have passed SSC or equivalent examination from an institution in Maharashtra (exceptions for children of Govt. employees & other categories)
HSC (12th) Requirement	Must have passed HSC or equivalent examination from Maharashtra with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany & Zoology), and English
Minimum Marks in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)	General/EWS: Minimum 50% (150/300) Reserved (SC/ST/OBC/SEBC)/PWD Reserved: Minimum 40% (120/300) General PWD: Minimum 45% (135/300)
NEET UG Requirement	Must have appeared for NEET-UG and qualified as per the cut-off set by NTA
Institutional Quota Eligibility	Any eligible candidate from All India basis, including NRI, OCI, and Outside Maharashtra candidates (OMS), can apply for Institutional Quota seats through CAP (Common Admission Process)

Eligibility Criteria For PG Courses (MDS)

Eligibility Criteria	Details
Nationality	Must be an Indian National. Proof required: Nationality Certificate, Passport, or HSC/12th School Leaving Certificate.
NRI Candidates	Eligible only for a maximum of 15% NRI quota seats in Unaided Private/Private Minority Medical Colleges.
OCI Candidates	Eligible for State Quota seats and 15% NRI seats in Private unaided colleges if OCI status was obtained before 04/03/2022 and BDS was completed from a Maharashtra medical college.
BDS Qualification	Must have passed BDS from a Maharashtra college affiliated with MUHS or a Deemed University and completed a one-year internship by 15th August 2025.
Candidates Studied Outside Maharashtra (AIQ Admission)	Maharashtra domiciled candidates admitted under 15% AIQ in Govt. Dental Colleges/Central Govt. Institutions outside Maharashtra are eligible if they provide domicile proof and an admission certificate from the Dean.
Medical Fitness	Must be medically fit.
NEET-PG 2025 Requirement	Must have appeared for NEET-MDS 2025 and be declared eligible by the Competent Authority.
Minimum Percentile for Eligibility	General/EWS: 50th percentile Reserved Category/PWD (Reserved): 40th percentile PWD (General/EWS): 45th percentile
Dental Council Registration	Must be registered with National Dental Commission and produce the registration certificate during document verification.
Category Claims & Documents	Must claim category (SEBC/OBC/EWS) at registration and produce valid certificates during verification; otherwise, considered Open category.
Creamy Layer Rule (OBC/SEBC/VJ/NT)	Must provide Non-Creamy Layer Certificate valid up to 31/03/2026. Otherwise, considered Open category.
Caste Validity Certificate	Mandatory for reserved category candidates. SEBC & OBC candidates can submit within 6 months of admission application.
EWS Certificate	Must provide the prescribed format from the Maharashtra government during verification.
PG Diploma Holders	Eligible for admission to PG Degree in the same subject through NEET-MDS 2025.
Bond Service (Govt./Corporation BDS Graduates)	Bond service completion required. Candidates can appear for NEET-MDS twice without completing UG bond; after that, they must complete service or pay the penalty before document verification.
Internship Completion Date	Candidates who completed internship on or before 31/07/2023 are ineligible unless they have a bond release certificate.

Admission Process For BDS Course in Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai

Counselling process for admission in Government Dental Colleges in Maharashtra in BDS course for 85% state quota seats will be conducted by the The Commissioner, State CET Cell, Mumbai, and for 15% All India Quota seats will be conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Below are the detailed steps and important points for candidates.

Maharashtra NEET UG Counselling Application Process – State Quota

The Maharashtra NEET UG Counselling application process is conducted online through the official website of State CET Cell, Maharashtra. Candidates must carefully follow the steps to ensure successful registration.

1. Online Registration

Visit the official website: www.mahacet.org
Click on the link ‘Apply Online for NEET-UG 2025’
The application form link will be displayed—click to proceed.

2. Reading Instructions & Declaration

An instruction page will be shown – read carefully.
Click NEXT to access the Online Application Form.
Before submitting, candidates must agree to the Declaration by the Candidate, confirming that all provided details are true and accepting the counselling rules.

3. Filling the Online Application Form

Enter personal, academic, and contact details.
Provide an active mobile number and email ID (OTP verification required).
Fill in all required fields carefully.
The system will validate details before submission.

4. Submission of Application Form

Before clicking Submit, verify all entered details.
No changes can be made after submission, so candidates must double-check their information.
Set a secure password during submission.

5. Payment of Application Fee

The prescribed non-refundable application fee must be paid online:

Category	Application Fee (Rs. )	Remarks
General Category	Rs. 1000/-	Non-refundable
NRI/OCI/PIO/FN Candidates	Rs. 5000/-	Non-refundable
Institutional Quota (Management Quota)	Rs. 6000/-	Applicable for private medical/dental colleges

Bank transaction charges (non-refundable) are to be borne by the candidate.
Download and print the payment receipt for reference.

6. Login & Application Printout

After successful submission, use the ‘Log In’ link on the website.
Enter Application Number (User Name) and Password to access the form.
Download and print the completed application form for future reference.
There is no need to send a hard copy of the application to the CET office.

7. Uploading Required Documents

After successful fee payment, candidates must upload scanned copies of the required documents online.
Ensure that documents are clear and meet the specified format.

Online Choice Filling Process for BDS Course

Admission to BDS courses in Maharashtra for the academic year 2025-26 will be conducted through an online preference form on the official website www.mahacet.org. There will be no offline preference filling process. Eligible candidates from the State Merit List can fill out preferences for Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and Online Stray Vacancy Round separately.

Candidates can submit their choices only if they have completed the document verification process and are deemed eligible. A fresh preference form must be filled for each round separately. The preferences submitted for one round will not be carried forward to subsequent rounds, except for Online Stray Vacancy Round, where the preferences will be considered for subsequent stray rounds (if any) in Government/Corporation/Government-aided institutions.

Process of Online Preference Filling

Candidates should enter their most preferred course and college as their first choice, followed by other preferences in descending order.

The preference form should be filled carefully since once submitted, no changes, additions, or deletions can be made for that particular round.

College & Seat Code System

Each college & course combination has a four-digit code with an S or N suffix:

“S” – State Quota (All seats in Government/Corporation Colleges & 85% seats in Private/Minority Colleges)
“N” – Institutional Quota (15% seats in Private/Minority Colleges)

Candidates applying for Institutional Quota must have paid the Rs. 5000/- fee.

NRI & OMS (Other than Maharashtra State) Candidates

NRI/Ward of NRI candidates can only give preferences for Institutional Quota seats (N-suffix) and cannot opt for State Quota (S-suffix) seats.
OMS candidates (non-Maharashtra candidates) can only apply for Institutional Quota seats (N-suffix) and must have paid the required application fee.

Selection Process By Cap Round BDS Course

The Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for BDS admissions is conducted in multiple rounds using a computer-based allotment system. The selection is merit-based and follows a structured round-wise process to ensure transparency.

CAP Round 1 Process

Seat Allotment Based on Preferences & Merit: Candidates who registered and filled preferences are allotted seats based on NEET UG rank, category, and available seats.

Options After Seat Allotment

Option 1: Candidate accepts the seat and wants an upgrade. They should NOT fill the Status Retention Form and must submit fresh choices for Round 2.
Option 2: Candidate accepts the seat and does NOT want an upgrade. They must fill the Status Retention Form and will be out of further rounds.
Option 3: Candidate does not join the allotted seat. They remain eligible for Round 2 and must fill fresh preferences.

Non-Joining Consequences: If a candidate does not report to the allotted college, their seat will be vacated and included in Round 2.

CAP Round 2 Process

Available Seats in Round 2: Unfilled seats from Round 1 or Seats vacated due to non-joining/cancellation or Seats freed up by candidates upgrading from Round 1.

Who is Eligible?

Candidates who did not participate in Round 1.
Candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1.
Candidates whose Round 1 seat was canceled due to incorrect document claims but remain eligible with corrected claims.
Candidates who joined Round 1 but did NOT fill the Status Retention Form.
Candidates who did not join their Round 1 seat or resigned before the last date.

Process & Allotment

Fresh choice filling is mandatory (Round 1 choices are void).
Seats are allotted as per new preferences and merit.
If a candidate gets an upgraded seat, their previous seat is vacated.

Key Rules for Round 2

Candidates who join their Round 2 seat and want an upgrade, Should NOT fill the Status Retention Form and must submit new choices for Round 3.
Candidates who are satisfied with their Round 2 seat, Must fill the Status Retention Form and will be out of further rounds.
Candidates who do not join their allotted Round 2 seat, Must register again for Round 3.

CAP Round 3 Process

Available Seats: Unfilled seats from Round 2 or Seats vacated due to non-joining/cancellation in previous rounds.

Who is Eligible?

Candidates who did not participate in Round 1 & 2.
Candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1 & 2.
Candidates who joined Round 2 but did NOT fill the Status Retention Form.
Freshly registered candidates.

Process & Allotment

Fresh preference filling is mandatory (Previous choices are void).
Seat allotment follows merit and preferences.
Joining the allotted seat in Round 3 is mandatory.

CAP Stray Vacancy Round

Available Seats: Unfilled seats from Round 3 or Seats vacated due to non-joining in Round 3.

Who is Eligible: Candidates who registered earlier but were not allotted a seat in any previous round.
Who is NOT Eligible: Candidates who joined seats in Round 1, 2, or 3 (State or AIQ).

Process

No new registration allowed.
Fresh choice filling required (Round 3 choices are void).
Online software-based allotment.
No institutional-level stray vacancy round.

MCC NEET UG Counselling Registration Process – All India Quota

Step	Description
Step 1: Update Contact Information	Ensure that the email address and mobile number provided during the NEET UG application process are accurate. These will be used for MCC registration and communication.
Step 2: Await Communication	All communication, including information and updates regarding counseling, will be sent by MCC of DGHS, MoHFW via email to the registered email address or SMS to the mobile number.
Step 3: No Changes Allowed	Requests to change the registered mobile number or email address will not be entertained by the MCC of DGHS, MoHFW.
Step 4: Recommended Device and Browser	Use a laptop or computer with the latest versions of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Windows, or iOS for registration and choice-filling to avoid technical complications.
Step 5: Register on MCC Website	Qualified and eligible candidates must register on the MCC website (mcc.nic.in) to participate in the counseling process for seat allotment.
Step 6: Sandes App for OTP	Download the Sandes app to receive OTP on the registered phone number for registration.
Step 7: Upload Essential Certificates	After the declaration of NEET UG results, candidates must mandatorily upload essential certificates as per the requirements specified by the MCC.
Step 8: Physical Reporting	Carry original documents during physical reporting to the allotted college to confirm seat allotment and complete admission procedures.

MCC NEET UG Counselling Process

MCC NEET UG Counselling Process includes four rounds, each with its own set of rules and procedures. The counseling process begins with Round 1 & concludes with a Final Stray Vacancy Round, where remaining vacant seats are filled through fresh registrations, ensuring all available positions are occupied. Candidates must upload essential certificates after each round’s result declaration to facilitate the verification process. Below is the step by step process for each round:

Round 1:

Main Counseling Registration: Candidates register and pay a non-refundable registration fee along with a refundable security deposit.
Choice Filling and Locking: Candidates choose their preferred colleges and courses and lock their choices.
Seat Allotment: Seats are allocated based on choices and merit.
Publication of Round 1 Result: Results are published on the MCC website.
Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload necessary certificates after result declaration.
Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. They can opt for an upgrade to Round 2 if desired.

Round 2:

Eligibility for Round 2: Candidates not allotted any seat in Round 1 or not reported, need not register again.
Fresh Registration: New registration for Round 2 with full payment for those who didn’t register in Round 1.
Fresh Choice Filling: Candidates submit new choices for Round 2.
Seat Allotment Round 2: Allocation of seats based on choices and merit.
Publication of Round 2 Result: Results announced on the MCC website.
Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload required certificates after result declaration.
Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. They can opt for an upgrade to Round 3 if desired.

Round 3:

Eligibility for Round 3: Candidates not allotted any seat in Round 1 or Round 2 need not register again.
Fresh Registration for Round 3: New registration for Round 3 with full payment for those who haven’t registered before or resigned from Round 1 or Round 2.
Fresh Choice Filling: Candidates submit new choices for Round 3.
Seat Allotment Round 3: Allocation of seats based on choices and merit.
Publication of Round 3 Result: Results announced on the MCC website.
Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload necessary certificates after result declaration.
Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. Once joined, no further upgrades or resignations are allowed.

Final Stray Vacancy Round:

Fresh registrations conducted for vacant seats.
Conducted for AIQ, Deemed University seats, and as per Supreme Court directions.
Candidates allotted seats must join; failure to do so results in debarment from NEET for one year.

Application Form & Fee Of Counselling

Quota	Category	Non-Refundable Registration Fees (in Rs.)	Refundable Security Amount (in Rs.)
For (15% All India Quota)/ Central Universities (DU, AMU, BHU, and Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi)/AFMC& ESI/ All AIIMS/ JIPMER	UR/EWS	1000	10,000
	SC/ST/OBC/PwD	500	5,000
Deemed Universities	All	5000	2,00,000

Document Required For MCC UG Counselling

Document	Description
Allotment Letter	Issued by MCC
Admit Cards of Exam	Issued by NTA
Result/Rank letter	Issued by NTA
Date of Birth Certificate	Required if Metric Certificate does not bear the same
Class 10th Certificate
Class 10+2 Certificate
Class 10+2 Marks Sheet
Eight (8) Passport size photographs	Same as affixed on the application form
Proof of identity	Aadhar/PAN/Driving Licence/Passport
For NRI candidates:
Passport copy of sponsor	Embassy certificate
Sponsorship affidavit	Stating that the sponsor is ready to bear the expenses for the whole duration of study
Relationship Affidavit	Relation of Candidate with the sponsor
For OCI/PIO/Foreign national candidates:
Citizenship certificate/card number documents
Specific certificates, if applicable:
SC/ST Certificate	Issued by the competent authority
OBC-NCL certificate	As per Central List
Disability Certificate	Issued from a duly constituted and authorized Medical Board
EWS Certificate	As per prescribed format

Candidates must refer to the college information of the allotted college for any additional documents required and upload scanned copies of original documents to the MCC portal within the specified schedule. Failure to provide original documents may result in denial of admission to the allotted Medical & Dental College.

Admission Process for MDS Courses in Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai

Counselling process for admission in Government Dental colleges in Maharashtra into postgraduate MDS courses is conducted by the Commissioner, State CET Cell, Mumbai for 50% seats and remaining 50% seats counselling will be conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Below are the detailed steps and important points for candidates.

Maharashtra NEET MDS Counselling Application Process – State Quota

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

Go to www.mahacet.org.
Click on the link Apply Online for NEET-MDS 2025.

Step 2: Access the Application Form

Click on the Application Form link.
Read the Instructions for Filling Online Form.
Click NEXT to proceed to the Online Application Form.

Step 3: Fill Out the Application Form

Enter personal details, academic details, and contact information.
Provide an active mobile number and email ID.
You will receive an OTP on your registered mobile and email for verification.

Step 4: Verify and Submit

Ensure all required fields are filled correctly.
Read the “Declaration by the Candidate” carefully.
Agree to the terms and click “I Agree” to proceed.
Set a password for future login.

Step 5: Pay the Application Fee

After form submission, proceed to the payment gateway.
Pay the non-refundable application fee of Rs. 3000 online.
Download and save the payment receipt.

Step 6: Log in and Download Application Form

After successful payment, log in to the website using your Application Number and Password.
Download and print a copy of the submitted application form for future reference.

Step 7: Upload Required Documents

Log in to the portal and upload scanned copies of the required documents.
Ensure documents are clear and legible.

The list of mandatory documents includes:

Online Application Form of State NEET-MDS 2025
NEET-MDS 2025 Admit Card & Scorecard
Any valid Photo ID proof (Aadhaar, Driving License, PAN, or Passport)
Nationality Certificate/Indian Passport/School Leaving Certificate
BDS Degree/Passing Certificate
Internship Completion Certificate
Maharashtra Dental Council (MDC) or State Medical Council Registration Certificate
Medical Fitness Certificate
Proof of Online Fee Payment (Rs. 3000/-)
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
Caste Validity Certificate (if applicable)
Non-Creamy Layer Certificate (if applicable)
EWS Eligibility Certificate (if applicable)
AIQ/Central Govt. Institute admission letter (if applicable)
Bond Release Certificate (if applicable)
NRI Documents (if applicable)
Orphan Certificate (if applicable)

Step 8: Physical Document Verification

Visit the allotted center/college with original documents for verification.
Candidates must personally report (proxies are not allowed).
Reserved category candidates must ensure they submit:
Caste Validity Certificate (SEBC & OBC candidates can submit it within six months of application).
Non-Creamy Layer Certificate (valid until 31/03/2026 or later).
EWS Certificate for the 2025-26 academic year.

Deposit Amounts for Admission through NEET PG 2025

Type of Candidate	Deposit for Govt. Institution (Rs. )	Deposit for Govt. or Private Institution (Rs. )
Candidate without constitutional reservation	25,000	1,00,000
Candidate with constitutional reservation	12,500	1,00,000

Maharashtra NEET-PG Counselling Process (Round-wise)

Candidates who qualify NEET-PG must register before Round 1 or Round 3 (Registration valid for all rounds). Four rounds: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and Online Stray Vacancy Round. Fresh choices must be filled separately for each round (choices do not carry forward, except for Stray Vacancy Round). Seat allotment is based on NEET-PG rank and candidate preferences.

Round 1: Initial Seat Allotment

Who is eligible: All registered candidates.

Process:

Fill fresh choices during Round 1.
Seats allotted based on merit and preferences.
Selected candidates must report to the allotted college, submit documents, and pay fees.

Options After Round 1:

Join the allotted seat & continue in Round 2: Do NOT fill Status Retention Form.
Join & retain the seat: Submit Status Retention Form (cannot participate in further rounds).
Resign the seat before the deadline: Eligible for Round 2.
Not report to allotted college (Free Exit): Seat is cancelled but candidate can participate in Round 2.

Round 2: Upgradation & New Allotments

Who is eligible?

Candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1.
Candidates who did not fill choices in Round 1.
Candidates who joined in Round 1 but did not submit Status Retention Form.
Candidates whose seats were canceled due to incorrect document claims.
Candidates who resigned from their Round 1 seat before the deadline.
Candidates who did not join their Round 1 seat (Free Exit).

Process:

Fresh choice filling is required (Round 1 choices are NOT considered).
Seats are allotted based on merit and preferences.
Mandatory to join the upgraded seat (Round 1 seat is automatically forfeited).

Round 3 (Mop-up Round): Fresh Registration Allowed

Who is eligible?

Candidates who registered before Round 1 or Round 3.
Candidates who did not get a seat in previous rounds.
Candidates who did not join their allotted seat in Round 2.
Candidates who joined in Round 2 but resigned before the deadline.

Process:

Fresh choice filling is required.
Seats are allotted based on merit and preferences.
Mandatory to join the allotted seat.

Stray Vacancy Round (Final Round)

Who is eligible?

Candidates who registered before Round 1 or Round 3.
Candidates who did not get a seat in previous rounds.

Process:

Preferences from Mop-up Round may be carried forward.
Fresh choices may be required if notified.
Seat allotment is final – mandatory to join.

MCC NEET MDS Counselling Registration Process

1. Official Website: Only online submissions for counseling are accepted via the MCC’s official website, www.mcc.nic.in. Any other method of registration will be immediately rejected.

2. Important Registration Steps

Self-enrollment:

Candidates are required to independently finish the MCC website’s registration process.
It is totally forbidden to use agents or third-party services for registration.

Required Data:

Applicants should confirm that all information submitted during registration is true and accurate.
Information supplied will be considered self-certified and cannot be changed or altered in any way.

Email address and mobile number:

Candidates must register for counseling using the same email address and phone number that they have on file with the NBE.
Important messages and One-Time Passwords (OTPs) will be delivered to these registered credentials.

Certificate of Disability (if applicable):

According to NMC guidelines, candidates in the PwD category must first get their disability certificate online from the appropriate disability boards before beginning the choice-filling process.

Instructions for Filling Online Application Form

Use of Registered Email ID and Mobile Number: Candidates must use the e-mail ID and mobile number provided during the NEET-PG application process (NBE) for registration on the MCC portal. These fields will be pre-filled in the counselling application/registration form. All communications will be sent to the registered email and mobile number only.
No Changes Allowed: Requests for changes to the registered email ID or mobile number will not be entertained by MCC.
Technical Requirements for Registration: Use a laptop or computer with an updated version of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, or IOS. Ensure a stable internet connection to avoid technical issues during the registration and choice-filling process.
Registration Period: Registration will be available at the start of each round (first, second, third, and stray vacancy rounds) on notified dates. No requests for late registration will be accepted after the deadline.
Document Requirements: Candidates must carry original documents for verification during physical reporting at the allotted college/institute.

Counselling Registration Fees & Security Fees

Payment Scheme for Different categories	Non- Refundable (Fees)		Refundable (Security Deposit)
Payment Scheme for Different categories	Unreserved (UR/EWS candidates)	Reserved(ST/SC/OBC/PwD)	Unreserved(UR/EWScandidates)	Reserved(ST/SC/OBC/PwD,Applicable-jain/muslims)
AIQ	Rs. 1,000/-	Rs. 500/-	Rs. 25,000	Rs. 10,000
Deemed Universities	Rs. 5,000/-	Rs. 5,000/-	Rs. 2,00,000/-	Rs. 2,00,000/-

Counselling Rounds for MDS Course – All India Quota Seats

MDS counselling for all india quota seats will be conducted in four rounds to ensure that all available seats in medical colleges are filled. Each round has specific guidelines and procedures. Here’s a breakdown of the key steps in each round:

ROUND-1 (Start)

Registration: Candidates must register for the main counselling, which includes payment of a non-refundable registration fee and a refundable security deposit (refunded to the account from which the payment was made).
Choice Filling and Locking: After registration, candidates need to exercise choice filling for preferred medical colleges and lock their choices.
Seat Allotment Process: The seat allotment process will take place based on the choices made and the availability of seats.
Result Publication: The Round-1 result will be published on the MCC website.
Physical Reporting: Candidates who have been allotted a seat must physically report to the allotted medical college or institute with original documents.
Free Exit Option: Candidates who have been allotted a seat can opt for free exit and directly participate in Round-2 without any further registration.
Upgradation Option: Candidates who are allotted a seat can opt for a willingness to upgrade to a seat in Round-2 only after physically reporting to the college.
No Allotment: Candidates who were not allotted a seat can directly participate in Round-2 without the need for fresh registration.
Note: Data from the joined candidates in Round-1 will be shared with all participating states.

ROUND-2 (Start)

Eligibility: Candidates who registered for Round-1 but did not get a seat need not register again for Round-2.
Fresh Registration: Candidates who have not registered in Round-1 or those who need to re-register (due to resignation or non-reporting) must complete fresh registration and payment for Round-2.
Choice Filling: Fresh choice filling and locking must be done for Round-2.
Result Publication: The result of Round-2 will be published on the MCC website.
Physical Reporting: Candidates who are allotted a seat in Round-2 must physically report to the college with original documents.
Seat Upgradation: If upgraded, candidates must relieve themselves from the Round-1 seat and join the Round-2 seat.
Not Allotted: Candidates who were freshly registered but not allotted a seat can directly participate in Round-3 without the need for fresh registration.
Note: Data from Round-2 will be shared between MCC and participating states.

ROUND-3 (Start)

Eligibility Criteria: Candidates need to fresh register for Round-3 with the payment of the registration fee.
Registration Requirement: Candidates who have not registered in Round-1 or Round-2, or have resigned from Round-2, need to register again.
Choice Filling: Fresh choice filling and locking must be done for Round-3.
Result Publication: The result for Round-3 will be published on the MCC website.
Physical Reporting: Candidates must report to the allotted college/institute with original documents.
Seat Upgradation: If upgraded, candidates must relieve themselves from Round-2 and join the Round-3 seat. Once joined, they cannot upgrade or resign from the seat.
Non-Joining: Candidates who do not join their Round-3 seat will forfeit their security deposit and be eliminated from further rounds of counselling.
No Allotment: Candidates who were freshly registered but not allotted a seat can participate in stray/further rounds.
Note: Data from Round-3 will be shared with participating states for the stray vacancy round.

STRAY VACANCY ROUND

Eligibility: Candidates who did not secure a seat in Round-1, Round-2, or Round-3 are eligible to participate in the Stray Vacancy Round.
Registration: Fresh registration and choice filling will be required for the Stray Vacancy Round. Choices from Round-3 will not be considered.
Exclusion: Candidates allotted a seat in Round-3 and did not report cannot participate in the Stray Vacancy Round.
Allotment Process: The Stray Vacancy Round will be conducted by the MCC for Deemed Universities. Seats will be allotted online via a software system.
Joining the Allotted Seat: Candidates allotted a seat in the Stray Round must report to the college/institute. Failure to do so will result in debarment from future NEET PG examinations and forfeiture of the security deposit.

Documents Required

Here’s a list of essential documents required for admission, as per the MCC guidelines:

Allotment Letter issued by MCC (Essential document)
Admit Card issued by NBE
Result/Rank Letter issued by NBE
Mark Sheets of BDS 1st, 2nd & 3rd Professional Examinations
BDS Degree Certificate/Provisional Certificate (Essential document)
Internship Completion Certificate/Certificate from the Head of Institution or College stating completion of internship by 31st March (or 15th August, 2025, as approved for this academic year)
Permanent/Provisional Registration Certificate issued by NMC/State Medical Registration Council (Provisional Registration Certificate is acceptable only for candidates undergoing internship, to be completed by 15th August 2025)
High School/Higher Secondary Certificate/Birth Certificate as proof of date of birth (Essential document)
Identification Proof (ID Proof), such as PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, or Aadhaar Card
SC/ST Certificate (if applicable), issued by the competent authority in English or Hindi, certified by a Gazetted Officer (Essential document)
EWS Certificate (if applicable), as per Central Government norms, in English or Hindi, certified by a Gazetted Officer (Essential document)
OBC Certificate (if applicable), issued by the competent authority, ensuring the sub-caste matches the Central List of OBC; the candidate must not belong to the Creamy Layer (Essential document)
Disability Certificate (if applicable), issued by an authorized Medical Board for 21 Benchmark Disabilities as per the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, and NMC norms (Essential document)
NRI/OCI Sponsorship Certificate and Relevant Documents (if applicable), in original, for NRI/OCI candidates at the time of reporting/admission.

Last Round College Cutoff 2023 – State Quota

Category	General AIR	General Marks	Women AIR	Women Marks
Open	76599	535	70553	542
EWS	97969	511	95834	513
OBC	104747	504	101605	507
NTB	123614	485	145115	466
NTC	139551	470	91266	518
NTD	105275	504	–	–
VJA	125098	484	133605	476
SC	171447	443	170580	444
ST	380691	317	360315	327
Def 1	86846	523	113639	495
Def 2	–	–	136260	473
Def 3	95833	513	–	–
MKB	174665	441	–	–

Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai Student List & Batch

The college has released the student list, showcasing the diverse group of talented individuals who have started their medical education journey. Click here to view the complete BDS & MDS student list.

Why Choose Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

Legacy & Excellence: Established in 1928, GDCH, Mumbai is one of India’s oldest and most prestigious dental institutions, affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS).
Prime Location: Strategically situated in Fort, Mumbai, near Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, ensuring easy access for students and patients.
Academic & Research Leadership: A pioneer in postgraduate dentistry, the college is dedicated to academic excellence, research, and patient care, setting high standards in dental education.
Extensive Patient Care: With a daily OPD of 1,000+ patients, the institute provides high-quality treatment, organizes community outreach programs, and conducts preventive dentistry initiatives.

How to reach Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

By Train:

Nearest Railway Station: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) – Just a 5-minute walk from the hospital.
Churchgate Railway Station (Western Line) – Around 2 km away, accessible via local taxis or BEST buses.

By Bus:

Multiple BEST buses connect Fort and CSMT to different parts of Mumbai.
The nearest bus stop is CSMT Bus Depot, which is within walking distance.

By Road:

Located in South Mumbai, the hospital is accessible via P. D’Mello Road and Shahid Bhagat Singh Road.
You can take a taxi, auto-rickshaw, or private vehicle to reach the location.

By Air:

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Mumbai Airport) is approximately 22 km away.
From the airport, you can take a taxi, Ola/Uber, or Mumbai local train to CSMT.

Contact Detail

Name: Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai
Address: St. George Hospital, P D’Mello Rd, Near Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus Area, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001
Email: deangdch_mumbai@yahoo.com
Website: https://gdcmumbai.edu.in/
Admission Helpline no: 966754250

Ranking & Reputation

Name of Institute	Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai
Reputation	Good
Education	Excellent
Faculty	Good
Infrastructure	Excellent

Frequently Asked Question

Is Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai a government or private institution?

Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai is a government institution affiliated with the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS).

What courses are offered at Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

The college offers a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program and a Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) program in various specializations.

What is the intake capacity for BDS and postgraduate courses at Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

The intake capacity for the BDS program is 125 seats, while the MDS program has a total of 39 seats.

What is the admission process for BDS at Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

Admission to the BDS program is based on NEET-UG scores. Candidates must qualify for NEET-UG and participate in the centralized counseling conducted by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra & MCC.

What is the admission process for MDS courses at Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

Admission to MDS courses is based on NEET-MDS scores. Eligible candidates must apply through the centralized counseling process conducted by the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra & MCC.

What is the fee structure for the BDS program at Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

The tuition fee for the BDS program is Rs. 1,04,000 for open category students. Additional fees may apply as per government regulations.

What is the hospital capacity of Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

The hospital attached to the college has a high patient inflow, with a daily OPD of approximately 1,000 patients, ensuring extensive clinical exposure for students.

What is the official website of Government Dental College & Hospital, Mumbai?

The official website of the college is https://gdcmumbai.edu.in/.