I do not clearly understand domicile rule of NEET ?

i m frm Rajasthan... i got marks 79.60 in 12th class exams Board of Rajasthan 2019.

i want to admission in mumbai so what is Main Document to be required.. Anyone Give me Details about that

I do not have domicile on time...what i can do know

I belong to delhi ncr

So ,Is i get 85% of domencile from delhi also

neet form asks for only one eligibility state. i have two domicile states what to do

kya dusare state mai semi govt college mai bhi addmision ho sakta hai

I am a permanent resident of Delhi , but have completed class 11 and 12 from UP . Am I eligible for UP domicile?

I'll begin with the colleges that you can gain admission into through NEET-UG entrance examination.
1) If you land up in the merit list, you are eligible for applying in ANY of the government medical colleges across the nation BARRING colleges of Jammu and Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Your admission into any of the colleges under All India 15% quota is purely merit based.
You also might be knowing that NEET offers admissions into BDS, BAMS, BHMS and BUMS courses as well.
Now the criteria for domicile is that, when you gain admission through the AI 15%quota, you are expected to submit a domicile certificate as a proof of the state from which you belong to. Admissions through all India quota are however merit based like I've mentioned, however the colleges will ask you to submit your domicile certificate as a part of document collection and hence this becomes a mandatory document.
2)If you want to contest through the 85% STATE QUOTA, domicile certificate for the state from which you belong is a PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENT. As your nativity to a particular state will be verified at the time of COUNSELING ITSELF. However, you'll be asked to submit your domicile certificate after you are alloted a college based on your merit, just like the other candidates, who gain admission through AI 15%quota.
3)Irrespective of the state to which you belong to, you can contest for colleges like AIIMS, JIPMER for which there are separate examinations conducted every year.
4)For private colleges like Kasturba medical college and COMEDK, you only need to appear for NEET, since these colleges are accepting NEET scores and are conducting merit based admission based on this examination. THERE IS DOMICILE CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION INTO THESE COLLEGES, AND STUDENTS FROM ANY CORNER OF THE COUNTRY CAN TAKE ADMISSION HERE.
There are separate application form for appearing for counseling which is released after the results of NEET are declared.
5)For government colleges like AMU, AFMC, BHU, again, domicile certificate will not assume importance and students from any part of the country can gain admission into this college based on merit.
THE GIST IS, YOUR DOMICILE CERTIFICATE IS AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY WHEN YOU ARE CONTESTING FOR THE 85%QUOTA IF YOUR STATE FOR THE GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGES. At other colleges across the nation, your domicile certificate is just like other important documents that serve as a proof of identity.

first make it clear that national institutes dont have domicile criterias national institute like:- AIIMS,JIPMER,AFMC etc

look i want to clear out your doubt. See a Domicile certificate is a Certificate given by the State government of the state where you reside. Every state has certain criterias of eligibility for the obtaining the domicile certificate it depends on state to state,some of the criterias are as follows. 1.some asks proof of residing of last 10 years 2.some ask for birth certificate 3.some ask for 10 th and 12th board certificate of the state and many more criterias are there depending on state.you enquire about the criterias for your state from near by tehsil office. This domicile certificate is like a plus point for the students of the state because of the total seats in the state 85% are reserved for the respective state students that is the domicile holding students this gives a great relief for the cut down of the huge competition as the the students from other states even scoring better ranks cant make it there place in the reserved 85% seats.

Through all India quota which is 15% you can take admission in any college in India .
Additionally , you get 85% quota in the state you belong to ( mostly dependent on from where you did 11th and 12th)
So through this you get additonal benefit and cut off is low .
Now since you asked about afmc so in many of the colleges of India , one has to fill another form (not the same as for neet ). When colleges release merit list they will add your name only if you have applied for that college too by filling the form which is usually released after neet result by the colleges .
But this is not for all the colleges of india . in most of the colleges you are automatically in the merit list (if you get the required marks)without any additional form .
While for some other like AFMC , BHU , manipal you have to fill a separate form.
ALSO FOR APPLYING 85% QUOTA , YOU NEED TO FILL A SEPARATE FORM WHICH IS RELEASED BY STATE UNIVERSITY AFTER NEET RESULT.
Other than all these , aiims and jipmer conduct different exam for which you have to fill different form too .
so make sure that you fill 85% quota form and other form on time.
I hope it helps

You eligible for 15% of seats all india quota except-telengana,andrapradesh and jammu and kashmir
For the state quota you have to have domicile certificate of that state or in case of delhi you should have your 10 and 12 from there..
You can have multiple domiciles but applying for multiple states quota should be taken care..as you can only apply in one state through state domicile certificate plus you are eligible for delhi quota if you have done your 10th and 12th from there..

Domicile is required for seat government quota seats

See the whole "getting a college" process is in 2 major steps. 1st is ENTRANCE EXAM and second one after exam is councelling and admission.
Now the thing here is after the implementation of neet, there will only be a single entrace test for all medical colleges in india except few like AIIMS, JIPMER etc.
But the councelling procedure is same as that of before. You have to fill forms seperately for AFMC, BHU, AMU. Now they prepare your merit list on the basis of the neet scores instead of their own exam which use to take place (before neet).
The 15% all india quota seats will be filled through all india councelling conducted by MCC. And rest seats(85%) will be filled by state councelling whose merit will also be prepared on the basis of neet scores but you have to seperately apply for that too.

AFMC has a different councilling form but that's only for councilling it considers marks of NEET only.
And also there is a column in the form which asks that they have to include AFMC in ur college options or not ...
AFMC will be out after the results u just have to keep a check .
All the best for ur exam...

Hi Joshika, simply put, as a UP state domicile, you have the option of applying for admissions through a minimum of four different application forms and processes with your NEET score. You will also have more options depending on the seats/institutions you will be eligible for such as ESIC or other states offering admissions to non-domicile candidates. There is a body called the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) appointed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), which on its own is responsible for 4 of these separate application processes. You may know that admissions to all medical (except AIIMS and JIPMER) and dental colleges are carried out through NEET from 2017 onwards. Admissions to 15% of the seats in every Government college in every state (excluding Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Jammu & Kashmir) are conducted by the DGHS. These are the All India Quota (AIQ) seats. So as a domicile of UP, if you wish to take admissions in a Government Medical College in Haryana, you will have to fill the All India Quota Counselling form released by the DGHS, and depending on your rank and score in NEET, you will be eligible for admissions to colleges in Haryana as well as colleges in all other states depending on the choices filled by you. This is one of the forms you can fill. Now the DGHS also conducts admissions for 100% of the seats at Central and Deemed Universities including AMU and BHU and a few others which are spread across different states. If you are interested in taking admissions to a Central or Deemed University, you will have to fill one separate form as released by the DGHS and mark your choices in that. Outside of all these colleges is the third option, that of AFMC, Pune. The DGHS will separately open the application process on behalf of AFMC Pune and you will have to apply with your NEET score through DGHS. While all other colleges will confirm or reject your admissions on the basis of your NEET scores alone, AFMC Pune will only shortlist you for another screening process which you will have to clear for admissions to the 130 seats on offer (25 for girls). A fourth application option, which you can only apply for if you are eligible, is as a ward of an insured person under the ESIC scheme, for admissions to 332 Insured Persons (IPs) Quota seats in ESIC Institutions for which DGHS opens a separate application form and admission process. Apart from these 4 admission forms made available by the DGHS, you will have the chance to fill two (or more) forms. One is the form released by the UP Government which will allow you to apply for admissions to 85% state quota seats offered by colleges of Uttar Pradesh state. And finally, you will be able to apply for private college seats in other states by filling the application forms offered by the states of your choice. You can also later apply separately and directly to Central and Deemed Universities if they have seats vacant after DGHS Counselling is concluded. Hope this helps!

Dear aspirant,
Thank you for asking your doubt.
The domicile rule states that your are eligible for 85 percent of seats in any government medical college that is in your state.as you are from uttarpradesh ,you will be given a chance to apply for 85 percent seat of each n every college that is in  uttarpradesh.
When it comes to deemed Universities like manipal,bhu ,afmc,cmc,etc,they don't REQUIRE domicile. Admission to these Universities is based on your ALL INDIA RANK.After your neet results are declared mcc.nic.in will disclose all the details.
I hope my answer was helpful
All the best with your preparation!