The Uttar Pradesh BDS Round 3 Cutoff for 2025 has now been officially released, giving NEET UG aspirants a clear picture of the marks and AIR trends for government dental colleges. This year’s counselling cycle has recorded higher competition, particularly for general and OBC categories, while special categories like BCPH and STOP show significant variations in closing ranks.
In this detailed guide, you will find category-wise AIR and marks from Faculty of Dental Sciences, KGMU Lucknow, along with insights on seat trends, counselling strategy, and how students can navigate final rounds including stray vacancy.
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Below is the official data for the Round 3 cutoff of Faculty of Dental Sciences, KGMU, Lucknow under various categories:
Category | AIR | Marks |
URGL (AIQ) | 34386 | 517 |
UROP (AIQ) | 36767 | 515 |
BCGL (AIQ) | 36330 | 515 |
BCPH (AIQ) | 1201395 | 128 |
SCOP (AIQ) | 196201 | 407 |
STOP (AIQ) | 553649 | 264 |
The wide range between general categories and physical disability categories shows how reservation structures impact seat allocation. The higher AIR for general and OBC indicates intense competition for government BDS seats in UP.
The demand for BDS programs in UP government colleges continues to rise for several reasons:
Government dental colleges in UP offer fees between ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 per year, making them one of the most cost-effective options for BDS students. In contrast, private college fees range from ₹2–5 lakh annually.
Institutions such as KGMU, RIMS & RML, and BDCs hold strong clinical exposure and practical training reputations, attracting more applicants in all rounds.
With more candidates applying through UP state counselling, even Round 3 cutoff remains competitive for general and OBC categories.
For more seat trends and category variations across private colleges, you can continue with our extended analysis here:
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The URGL closing rank at 34386 (517 marks) indicates a strong year for achievers above the 510+ range. This is comparatively higher than previous sessions where Round 3 usually closed around 490–500.
Key reasons for increased cutoff:
BCGL closed at 36330 AIR with 515 marks, almost matching the general category marks. This reflects:
Students aiming for Round 4 or stray vacancy should understand that competition will remain consistent, and marks below 505 may be borderline for government seats.
Closing AIR: 1201395
Marks: 128
This category follows a relaxed benchmark, but students must ensure correct documentation to retain the allotted seat.
Closing AIR: 196201
Marks: 407
SC category seats saw strong engagement this year with rising cutoffs compared to 2024.
Closing AIR: 553649
Marks: 264
While the marks appear lower, competition in ST category remains stable due to limited seats.
With AIQ Round-3 joined candidates not eligible for state Round-3 (as per Supreme Court), several seats in UP may be redistributed in stray rounds.
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