Hello Aspirant,

Suitability norm

Aspirants who finished class 11th and 12th from an establishment placed in Karnataka and studied in Karnataka for 7 years or more.

The nominee’s parents should be students of 7 years or more from an establishment in Karnataka.

Nominees and their parent’s mother tongue must be

Hello,

Domicile certificate plays an important role in candidate's chances for Medical colleges. From every government medical and dental colleges, 85% state quota will be available for the state domicile NEET candidates.

Now, regarding your query for eligibility for local status, I would advise you to go through the below

For most of the state, the Home State Quota is for those candidates who have studied there 10+2 in that state or living in that state for more than 10 years or there parents are the permanent residents of the state.

For the detailed Eligibility criteria for the State-wise Domicile

Hey!

It seems like you have posted an incomplete question. You haven't mentioned for what purpose you require the domicile. For instance, if there's a form that requires you to submit your domicile then you will have to mention it. Then only an answer can be provided accordingly stating whether

I think you are asking for the Officers who can issue the Domicile Certificate. For most of the state the authorities those can certify is provided below:

• DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, ADDITIONAL DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, SDO, BDO
• SUPERINTEDENT OF POLICE, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DEPUTY SP, SDPO
• COMMISONER, ADDITIONAL COMMISONER, DEPUTY COMMISONER OF

Hi,

Telangana has opened the registration process for candidates willing to take admission to Category A seats in various medical and dental colleges.

Other state candidates are not eligible to apply. These candidates should wait for a notification for the registration of Category B seats. The process is said to

Hii,

Hope you are well.

No, you will only be included in 85% quota in Delhi and will not be  included as in SC category, vice versa you will be considered as SC in West Bengal and your 85% quota will not be valid in West Bengal.

Hope it helps.

Hello aspirant.

No, you cannot apply through the OBC category for securing a seat through state quota if you entered the category as "General" during your NEET UG examination. You could either apply as a general candidate or an OBC candidate. For general candidates, one does not need to present