NEET BDS ST (Scheduled Tribe) Cutoff in Madhya Pradesh
Colleges
15
Most Competitive
6,104
Least Competitive
16,440
Years
2023-2025
What is ST (Scheduled Tribe)?
The Scheduled Tribe (ST) category in Karnataka has a 3% reservation of state quota seats. This includes all communities listed under the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order for Karnataka. Candidates need a Caste/Income Certificate from the jurisdictional Tahasildar. No creamy layer criterion applies. Fee reimbursement at government medical colleges is administered by the Scheduled Tribes Welfare Department (not the Backward Classes Welfare Department); check the latest departmental notification for current income eligibility thresholds. ST candidates are also eligible to compete for GM seats.
The ST (Scheduled Tribe) category has cutoff data available across 15 dental colleges in Madhya Pradesh. This data covers 3 years of counselling from 2023 to 2025. Closing ranks for this category range from 6,104 (most competitive) to 16,440 (least competitive).
The most competitive colleges for ST (Scheduled Tribe) in Madhya Pradesh are: Sri Aurobindo College of Dentistry, Indore (average closing rank 6,104), Hitkarini Dental College & Hospital, Jabalpur (average closing rank 7,580), Rishiraj College of Dental Sciences & Research Centre, Bhopal (average closing rank 7,876), Institute of Dental Education and Advance Studies, Gwalior (average closing rank 7,949), Peoples College of Dental Sciences & Research Centre, Bhopal (average closing rank 8,083). 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 17 ST (Scheduled Tribe) colleges with multi-round data, 10 extended to lower ranks in later rounds, 6 closed at stronger ranks as only a few seats freed up, and 1 held steady. Sri Aurobindo College of Dentistry, Indore moved the most, widening from 12,409 in Round 1 to 16,093 by the final round.
For ST (Scheduled Tribe) candidates targeting Madhya Pradesh: cutoffs have remained relatively stable. Candidates with ranks between 6,104 and 16,440 had options across these 15 colleges in previous counselling cycles.