Dentistry and oral health ATAR cutoffs in NSW
3 dentistry and oral health courses at 3 institutions in NSW and the ACT, from 96.50 down to 95.25. Double degrees are included. Cutoffs are the lowest selection rank offered a place in UAC's December Round 2 for 2026 entry.
A selection rank includes adjustment points, so some students got in with a lower ATAR. Cutoffs move every year, so treat them as a guide and check each course's prerequisites before you put it in your preferences.
Every dentistry and oral health course, highest first
| Course | Cutoff | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Oral Health · Sydney | 96.50 | None listed: Sydney's course page lists no prerequisites. |
| Bachelor of Oral Health (Therapy and Hygiene) · Charles Sturt | 95.35 | No subject prerequisites listed. |
| Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy · Newcastle | 95.25 | No subject prerequisites listed. |
Prerequisites from UAC, Steps to Uni for Year 10 Students, courses for 2027, read 2 November 2026. Each course page has the full requirements and ways in if you're missing a subject.
Careers this can lead to
Dentist$168,000 a yearMatched on the course name, so check the course leads where you want it to, especially if the job needs registration.
Which of these could you get into?
Estimate your ATAR from your marks, then see which dentistry and oral health courses are in range.
Dentistry and oral health in other states
Dentistry and oral health in Victoria · Dentistry and oral health in Queensland
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