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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, or NEET, is the single admission test and criterion set by the government of India for medical students seeking admission to the country’s top medical institutes. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is in charge of administering the exam and compiling the All-India merit list. Medical students from India and abroad hope to achieve a high AIR in the NEET-UG examination (All India Rank).
As an NRI student, you must have some concerns and questions about quotas, admissions procedures, and criteria at prestigious medical universities. We’ll go over some of the most frequently asked NRI student and parent questions about NEET eligibility, NRI quota in NEET, exam preparation, and eligibility criteria.
Answer: Yes, NRI students can appear and take the NEET-UG entrance exam only if they meet all of the qualifying requirements & criteria for the NEET exam, such as age, appearance, and performance in Grade XII (or equivalent) examinations.
Answer: No, there is no NRI quota in the NEET exam, but applicants who are eligible for the NRI category can apply for the NRI quota as some government/private medical colleges/deemed institutions have an NRI quota for NEET-UG qualified students.
Answer: Yes, there is an MBBS NRI quota or reserved seats for Non-Resident Indian students in some government / private medical colleges/ deemed universities and JIPMER Puducherry for the MBBS program.
Answer: NRI candidates or candidates whose parents are NRIs or NRI sponsored candidates, where sponsors must be a first-degree relative (blood relation) of the students, are eligible for the MBBS NRI quota at medical institutions, in adherence to the rules and regulations set forth by the different State Governments, Institutions, and the Government of India.
Answer: NRI students after clearing the NEET-UG examination can apply for MBBS admission in government medical institutions and deemed universities under the NRI quota during the NEET-UG counseling. While filling out the counseling form, NRI students can apply for the MBBS NRI quota. NRI quota seats in private medical institutes are exclusively available at the state level only.
Answer: The procedure to apply for the NRI quota for MBBS admission is as follows:
Answer: In AIIMS, there is no special AIIMS NRI quota. To get admissions in the AIIMS MBBS program, a student must pass the NEET-UG test with a high score. But for the session 2021-22, as a temporary relief, NRI candidates can apply in the Foreign Nationals category for admissions in AIIMS. (7 seats are available at AIIMS).
Answer: Yes, JIPMER has an NRI quota. 5 out of a total of 150 seats are reserved for NRI/ OCI candidates under a self-financing scheme with a total fee of US $75,000/- payable in one installment at JIPMER.
Answer: By qualifying the NEET-UG exam, NRI candidates can gain admission in the MBBS program of elite medical colleges of India. NEET-UG will be used for MBBS admissions at all medical institutes, including AIIMS and JIPMER.
Answer: The process of getting admissions in AIIMS for an NRI student is as follows:
Answer: The process of getting admissions in private medical colleges for an NRI student is as follows:
Answer: It’s hard to provide an accurate answer for this query as different medical institutes charge different fees for NRI students, but for AIIMS, the fee structure for NRI students (if applying under the UR category) is the same as for Resident Indians, which is around Rs. 6000/- for the MBBS program, including academic and hostel expenses. For other medical institutes, if a candidate is applying under the Foreign Nationals category, a tuition fee of US $ 75,000/- will be charged. However, it is recommended to visit the institute’s respective websites to get the complete fee details.
Answer: No, there’s no Gulf/CIWG quota in NEET or medical colleges in India. Gulf quota is applicable exclusively for the premier engineering colleges like NITs, IIITs, and other colleges under the DASA scheme.
Answer: No, NRI students cannot get admissions in MBBS/ medical colleges under the DASA scheme. DASA scheme is applicable only for engineering college admissions.
Answer: The registration process for NRI students is the same as Indian nationals. To register for the NEET-UG exam, NRI students must apply on NTA’s official NEET website by filling out the registration form. The registration usually starts in the month of December, however, it could be delayed due to several reasons.
Answer: Documents required from NRI students for NEET-UG examination:
While appearing for the NEET exam, students need to carry their admit card and valid ID proof only.
Answer: Yes, NRI students can appear for the NEET examination outside India as NEET has examination centers in Dubai (UAE) and Kuwait (Kuwait City). However, currently, there’s no examination center in other gulf countries or foreign nations apart from them.
Answer: The chances of NRI students qualifying the NEET exam depend entirely on their exam preparation and performance. If you have prepared with determination, consistency, and hard work, then you’ll pass the exams with flying colors.
Answer: The best way to crack NEET-UG pre-medical entrance exam is – start your preparation early (preferably from class 11th) and join a reputed coaching institute like ALLEN Overseas. Our expert faculty, comprehensive study material, and unique teaching methodology will empower you to clear your NEET exam with your dream score.
Answer: No, NEET-UG examination is mandatory for every student seeking admission in the MBBS courses in India. You cannot take direct admission in the MBBS courses in India without qualifying NEET exam.
Answer: There are so many classes/coaching centers in Gulf countries that prepare students for NEET-UG examinations. However, if you are looking for the best institute with top-class faculty, comprehensive study material, and a proven track record of success in the NEET examination, look no further than ALLEN Overseas. Our interactive classroom program provides 360-degree support to students to ace competitive exams like JEE and NEET with their dream scores.
Answer: No, as ALLEN Overseas and several other coaching institutes are providing digital/physical classes in foreign nations as well, NRI students can prepare for the NEET-UG exam near their home location only, without relocating to India.
Answer: You cannot apply for the NRI quota in AIQ Counselling. Candidates must apply for the NRI quota during state counselling only. Government and private medical institutes only offer NRI quota seats at the state level.
Answer: There are five Indian states in total that offer NRI quota seats in their public and private medical institutes. Those states are Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and Puducherry. Apart from them, a few states provide only self-financed private medical college seats for NRI students. Those states are Gujarat, Telangana, West Bengal, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu.
Answer: Yes, Indian Nationals, NRIs, OCI, PIO, and Foreign Nationals – are all eligible to apply for the All India Quota provided that they have appeared and qualified NEET-UG exam with a valid All India Rank.
Answer: Yes, a candidate can apply for both 85% State and 15% AIQ Counselling. Since 15% AIQ counselling is conducted by MCC and 85% State Counselling is held by respective state authorities, you can apply for both.
Hope these FAQs clarify your doubts and queries. In case, if you have more questions or need further clarifications about the NEET-UG entrance exam, feel free to contact us.
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