NEET BDS OPEN (General/Open) Cutoff in Haryana
Colleges
8
Most Competitive
49,612
Least Competitive
13,46,265
Years
2024-2025
What is OPEN (General/Open)?
General Merit (GM) in Karnataka NEET counselling refers to the unreserved category, open to all candidates irrespective of caste, religion, or community. Approximately 50% of state quota seats fall under GM after accounting for all reservation categories. These seats are filled strictly on NEET All India Rank merit. Any candidate, including those from reserved categories, can compete for GM seats. No caste certificate is required. GM is the most competitive category in Karnataka counselling, with the lowest closing ranks at top government medical colleges.
The OPEN (General/Open) category has cutoff data available across 8 dental colleges in Haryana. This data covers 2 years of counselling from 2024 to 2025. Closing ranks for this category range from 49,612 (most competitive) to 13,46,265 (least competitive).
The most competitive colleges for OPEN (General/Open) in Haryana are: Post Graduate Institute of Dental Sciences, Rohtak (average closing rank 49,612), D.A.V. Centenary Dental College, Yamuna nagar (average closing rank 3,22,304), Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College, Sirsa (average closing rank 5,09,739), Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research,Faridabad (average closing rank 5,28,189), SGT Dental College, (SGT University) Gurugram (average closing rank 6,80,892). These colleges consistently attract candidates with the lowest NEET All India Ranks in this category.
Closing ranks do not move the same way across rounds at every college. Of the 15 OPEN (General/Open) colleges with multi-round data, 9 extended to lower ranks in later rounds and 6 closed at stronger ranks as only a few seats freed up. Swami Devi Dyal Hospital & Dental College, Panchkula moved the most, widening from 4,38,274 in Round 1 to 9,07,684 by the final round.
For OPEN (General/Open) candidates targeting Haryana: cutoffs have remained relatively stable. Candidates with ranks between 49,612 and 13,46,265 had options across these 8 colleges in previous counselling cycles.