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An student is considered as an NRI who studied outside India, whose parents are NRIs, or he/she is NRI sponsored by anyone in blood relation (first degree).

So yes, if your blood related uncle is an OCI then you can mention yourself as an NRI in application form. No

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With your NEET PG rank, to get a seat in PG course, it's little bit difficult to get a seat. It totally depends on the seat matrix, number of students apply for the particular course and the difficulty level of the exam. You can

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Yes, fees for MBBS and BDS are different for NRI quota candidates and it differed in different colleges.

FOr GMERS Vadodara, the fees for NRI quota candidate is approximately USD 17,000 which today would correspond to Rs 12,41,000.

For more information about the colleges you would be expecting for

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On the basis of your score it will be, Predicted Rank is: 67864 - 69364 Although it is predicted rank on the basis of previous years trends, the actual rank may differ.

To have a personalised report chances of getting a college you can go through college predictor.

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To get admission in any college through any quota seats, first of all you have to score NEET PG qualifying marks.

NEET PG qualifying marks for Gen/EWS category is 50th percentile marks which is 302/800 marks after yesterday result declaration. For SC/ST/OBC,it is 40th percentile marks which was

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Admission to Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College AMU, Aligarh is through All India Counselling for Central Universities. You need to register yourself with the All India Counselling when the registration process starts. The notification for the same has not been released yet. It is expected to be released after

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Hope you are well. Here's your answer.

As per the supreme court orders, the eligibility criteria for NRI quota seat aspirant are :- one of the parents of the student should be an NRI and shall ordinarily be residing abroad as an NRI. The person who sponsors the student

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yes, NRI seats are available in Veterinary colleges and they are available in both private and government BVSc colleges. Currently 47 institutions in India offer veterinary course among which, 43 are government colleges. Just like MBBS, there is 15% All India Quota and 85% State quota. Most of

Yes you're eligible to attend counseling. Attend them, you'll most probably get a seat. But the fees for nri quota is quite higher than regular students.