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.

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A spelling mistake in your photo on the marksheet with the correct spelling elsewhere (name on the marksheet itself) is unlikely to cause major problems in your future studies. Universities and colleges primarily focus on the name printed on the marksheet itself for verification purposes. Since that's correct, it should not be an issue.
It's advisable to get the mistake rectified on your marksheet. This usually involves contacting your school and following their process for correcting errors in marksheets. The specific procedure might involve filling out an application form and submitting relevant documents.

I hope it helps!

Dear aspirant!

Here is the rest of degrees you can study in India after completing your 12th:

1. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
2. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
3. Chartered Accountancy (CA)
4. Company Secretary (CS)
5. Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA)
6. Bachelor of Economics
7. Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
8. Bachelor of Financial and Investment Analysis (BFIA)

Here is a list of courses you can study in abroad after completing your 12th:

1. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
2. Bachelor of Commerce (International Business)
3. Bachelor of Economics
4. Bachelor of Accounting and Finance
5. International Relations or Global Studies
6. Hospitality Management

Whenever you are going to study in abroad this firstly you have to research about University and about the admission requirements and the specific program the universities offering. Always check the specific institutions for the most accurate and up to date information.

Its up to you from where you want to pursue your higher education. There are many good Universities in India where you can take admission.

I will advice you choose University on the basis of following category-

Ranking

Placements

Infrastructure

Curriculum

academics etc.

I will share the list of few University where you can apply for admission in India-

Tier 1-

IIIT Hyderabad

BITS Pilani

BITS Goa

IIIT Bangalore

BITS Hyderabad

Tier 2-

BIT Mesra

DAIICT

Thapar University (Patiyala Campus)

LNMIIT

RVCE

Geeta University, Panipat

Manipal University (Karnataka)

VIT Vellore

BMS College of Engineering

MS Ramaiah

PES University

SNU Greater Noida

Mahindra Ecole Centrale Hyderabad

JIIT Noida

VIT Chennai

Yes every student of India who cleared the mbbs( foreign) should go for mci ,MBBS from any foreign university need to qualify MCI Screening Exam. Only after qualifying MCI Screening test students are eligible to practice in Indian hospitals.

It was mandatory

Hi,

It would be better if you could have provided your category for the further prediction. Moreover with the marks of 450 the chances of getting a seat in the government medical colleges is very difficult. Rather you may try for private medical colleges or may also try for opting mbbs from abroad which might be quite possible enough. Hoping for the best. For more information refer to

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hello Buddy! Hope you're doing good.

MCI (Medical Council of India) also known as FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination). For the eligibility to write MCI exam, the candidate should be a citizen of India or overseas citizen of India and must have the primary medical qualification which is approved by the Indian Embassy concerned, to be a recognised qualification for enrolment as a medical practitioner in India. And the candidate who hold an UG medial qualification from Australia/ Canada/ New Zealand/ UK/ USA and seeking provincial or permanent registration are exempted to give the screening test. Hope this will help you.

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