To appear for Neet PG as a Nepali citizen you do not need a security clearance from the ministry of home affairs. However, you might need to fulfill specific eligibility criteria of line by the NBE national board of examinations.foreign nationals are definitely eligible to appear for the NEET UG exam and can seek admission to medical and Dental colleges in India .you must have completed a qualification equivalent to the Indian class 12 board examination with physics chemistry biology and English as course subjects. and this foreign qualification which is equivalent to indian class 12 must be approved by the association of Indian University .You must be at least 17 years old as on December 31st of the year of examination. And you must qualify Neet exam with the minimum score. You might need to submit some relevant documents such as your passport visa and certificate from the Indian Embassy to verify of foreign nationality do the number of seats available for foreign national and Medical and Dental College is in India is limited.also, you will need to obtain our student visa and residence for me to study in India NEET ELIGIBILITY

NEET COLLEGE PREDICTOR

Hello there,
For Nepali students seeking admission in Indian institutions, the process varies depending on the level of education (undergraduate, postgraduate, etc.) and the specific institution or exam. Here's a general outline of the admission process for different levels:

1. Undergraduate Programs (Bachelors Degree)
Nepali students can apply to Indian universities through different channels:

Direct Admission: Many Indian universities allow international students, including Nepali students, to apply directly to their programs. The requirements typically include the completion of secondary education equivalent to Indias Class 12. Students may be required to submit:
Academic transcripts (10th and 12th grade).
Proof of nationality.
Passport or other relevant documents.
English language proficiency proof (if applicable).

Entrance Exams: Some competitive programs, especially in fields like engineering, medicine, and law, require students to qualify through national or university-specific entrance exams. Some common exams include:
NEET for medical programs.
JEE for engineering programs.
CLAT for law programs.
CUET for various central university admissions.

SAARC Quota: Nepali students may also benefit from reserved seats under the SAARC quota, available in some Indian universities.

2.Postgraduate Programs (Masters Degree)
For postgraduate studies, the process may involve:
Direct Application: Students can apply to universities directly with a bachelors degree equivalent to the Indian qualification.
Entrance Exams: Some programs, especially in engineering, management, and medicine, require entrance exams:
GATE for M.Tech/ME.
CAT/MAT for MBA.
NEET-PG for postgraduate medical courses.

3.Medical Studies (MBBS/BDS)
For medical programs in India, Nepali students must:
Qualify NEET: The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is mandatory for medical admissions. Nepali students need to apply for NEET, qualify with a valid score, and meet the eligibility criteria for admission into Indian medical colleges.
SAARC Quota: Some medical seats are reserved under the SAARC quota, providing additional opportunities for Nepali students.

4.Documents Required
For most applications, Nepali students need to provide:
Academic transcripts (10th and 12th certificates for undergraduate, bachelors degree for postgraduate).
Birth certificate.
Passport or proof of nationality.
Proof of language proficiency (if required by the university).
Letter of recommendation, statement of purpose (for postgraduate applications).

5. Visa and Immigration
After receiving an admission offer, Nepali students need to apply for a student visa at the Indian Embassy in Nepal. Documents required for a visa typically include:
Admission letter from the university.
Proof of financial support.
Passport.
Recent photographs.

6. Scholarships and Financial Aid
Nepali students may apply for scholarships or financial aid under schemes such as:
ICCR Scholarships: The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) offers scholarships to students from Nepal for various courses.
SAARC Scholarships: Some institutions offer scholarships specifically for SAARC students.


Key Steps:
Research universities and courses.
Check eligibility criteria.
Apply for entrance exams (if required).
Submit the application to the institution.
Apply for a visa after securing admission.

Thankyou.

Hello Sabita,

Yes, as a Nepali citizen who completed 12th grade in Nepal and B.Sc Nursing at AIIMS Delhi, you can apply for Delhi Nursing Council (DNC) registration.

The process involves submitting an application form, your nursing degree, mark sheets, identity proof, passport-size photos, and paying the required fee. Verification of your educational credentials will also be conducted. For detailed information, visit the official DNC website or contact their office directly.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

Nepali students have the opportunity to apply for the NEET  exam; however, they are not eligible for government seats. The minimum qualifications for Foreign Nationals appearing in NEET-UG, are identical to those for Indian candidates. Additionally, students educated abroad aiming for admission to Indian medical colleges must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology, and English at the 12th standard level, with equivalency determined according to the regulations of the Medical Council of India and the respective University.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello Aspirant,

Candidates must possess a Maharashtra state domicile certificate to give the exam MH CET Exam.

The MHT CET 2024 eligibility requirements were released online by the authorities. However, the following qualifying requirements will be expected based on the standards from the prior year:
The applicant's age is unrestricted. Candidates must have successfully completed Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in a 10+2 exam or an equivalent test from an accredited board or university. Applicants may apply if they passed the qualifying test with at least 45% of the possible points (or 40% for those in restricted categories).
Candidates must possess a Maharashtra state domicile certificate.

You can refer the below link for more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-2024

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-eligibility-criteria

ALL THE BEST

Correct Answer: PQRS

Solution : The correct answer is the first option.

The given sentences are already in the correct sequence.

Sentence P: This sentence introduces the geographical location of Mount Everest, providing essential information about its position in the Himalayas.

Sentence Q: Following the introduction of its location, this sentence provides significant detail about Mount Everest—its height, establishing its status as the tallest point on Earth.

Sentence R: This sentence provides historical information, explaining how the mountain acquired its name in the nineteenth century and honouring George Everest, the former Surveyor General of India.

Sentence S: This sentence introduces cultural and local perspectives by providing the Tibetan name and its meaning, adding a layer of richness to the description.

Therefore, the correct sequence is PQRS.

Hi,

Yes, you are eligible to study in India with your certificates. You must have completed your education from a recognized institution. All Indian citizens are eligible to study in India for any level of education.  You can be admitted to Indian colleges even if you completed your class 12 in Nepal as an Indian citizen. Indian Citizens are eligible to apply for colleges and universities in India for admission.

I hope this helps,

Thank you

Yes, it is possible and India welcomes Nepalis as there brothers. To take admission here, you have to visit the school office physically. There are many Nepali schools in West Bengal.

But due to K.P. Oli's act of spreading Virus name in terms of India , it is not the correct time . Yes, you are allowed here, but your day-to-day routines might not be as good.

But Nepalis are allowed to pursue their graduation and job from India. But it is currently a psychological act, and I suggest you to wait for this first to resolve. But if you have your friends and relatives here, then you will have a plus point to come here in this situatio n .

Nepalis also get SCHOLARSHIP SCHEMES by EMBASSY OF INDIA, KATHMANDU. Like Ayush Scholarship scheme, APS Scholarship scheme, General Scholarship scheme (GSS) etc.

I hope it clarifies maximum of your doubts.

Thank you!