Hello, regarding Nativity for admission to MBBS thru NEET. I studied in Tamilnadu upto 12th STD. Parents are native of other state but own a house in TN (over 10 yrs). I have not taken nativity certificate for TN. Is it mandatory? If so, should I take before exam or admission?
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If you have been born in Tamilnadu and studied until your 12th in Tamilnadu, then younare called a Bonafide resident of Tamilnadu. In such case you do not need a nativity certificate. But if you do not belong to Tamilnadu but completed all your education here even then you do not need Nativity certificate because you completed all your education here. But according to https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/tamil-nadu-mbbs-admission if you do not belong to Tamilnadu, then you can only get admission under General Quota if you have studied from 6th to 12th here. So please help us with your situation.
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Thank you for your response. I am not born in TN and neither my parents. But we have a own house in TN and residing for last 10years. I studied here from class 1 to 12th. When you mentioned that I am qualified for general quota, does it mean TN state quota?
Abhir
Lets say if you belong to OBC Category, you still have to participate under General Category because you are not a bonafide resident of Tamilnadu.
priyaankasarkar
Got it Mam. Still I will be eligible in the 85% of state quota, right?
priyaankasarkar
Mam, I had the similiar query as Abhir...90% is clarified now,,,Thank you very much...Additionally, pls clarify whether we
need to get nativity or domicile(resident) certificate from govt of TN
need to get nativity or domicile(resident) certificate from govt of TN
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