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Dental Education has received a nisus owing to the amplitude of scope and career prospect that the subject promises. A recent study shows that by the near end of 2007, a number of more than 80,000 students would successfully complete their BDS and MDS degree from legion of dental colleges across India. This signifies an ascending number of students who are interested to take up dentistry by profession.
Having said that, one can definitely predict an increase in the set up of dental college in India. Among the casket of these already present and yet-to-come-in-near-future dental education centers, Hindustan Institute of Dental Sciences (HIDS), is and will always outstand the others because of its inherent values and principles that synthesise with their incessantly upgraded technique of imparting education.
An endeavour of Sharda Group of Institutions, Hindustan Institute of Dental Sciences came into existence in the year 2006, in Greater Noida. The college is one of renowned BDS College in India. The quality of education rendered by HIDS to the dental aspirants is evident from the brisk approval of the college by the Dental Council of India, Ministry Of Health, India and running CCS Approved Courses by CCS University, Meerut. The four year Bachelors degree course in dentistry run by the organisation is meant not only for delivering curriculum-oriented theoretical and practical knowledge to the students but also enrich them with the know-how of contemporary researches conducted globally and instil a professional approach towards their work.
Presently the number of seats defined for the BDS degree course in HIDS is 100. Admission to these seats is based on merit over the minimum eligibility criteria of 55% marks secured in the 12th standard board examination with PCB as subject combination or qualifying the All India Pre Medical Test arranged by the Central Board of Secondary Education. Every student is encouraged to take up specialization paper that range from dental surgery, cosmetic dentistry to orthodontistry and others. After completing the course it is essential to command an internship experience of 1 year to start up with dental practice. HIDS is active in assisting their students to get an on-hand experience in different dental health care centres or in Sharda Hospital, owned by the Sharda Group of Institutions.
The well laid out infrastructural facilities and assistance invigorates freedom of thought and new experimentation promoting the overall growth and development of motivated individuals who gears up not with the mercenary aspect in mind but the philanthropic motif of serving the society at large.
The fact that Dental treatment in the western countries is extremely expensive and cost at least 10 times more than it is in India, is attracting more and more students to take up this stream. Hindustan Institute of Dental Sciences crusades the challenge to train and groom young doctors in dentistry to imprint a mark internationally through a culture of academic integrity and value-based intellectual growth. For more information on Dental College in India and admission guidelines refer to www.sgei.org. |
