To be eligible for a particular state or for applying for 85% state quota seats, you must have a valid domicile of the state. Without the domicile, how you'll be judged if you belong to that state or not?? So to be eligible for a particular state or to mention a state as your home state, you must possess a valid domicile of the state. Now the domicile rule is different for different states. Like for Karnataka, the candidate must have stayed in the state for at least seven consecutive years and have passed 12th from the state. You can check it here http://news.careers360.com/neet-domicile-regulations-stateless-students-heartless-states NEET counselling for 85% state quota seats and state private medical colleges are done through respective state counselling authorities. Apart from your home state, you'll be applying to all others states as All India Candidates i.e. through 15% All India quota (expect Jammu and Kashmir) where the entire counselling process is conducted by DGHS on behalf of MCC. Go through the article http://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

Hello vivek,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, as per domicile certificate rules and regulation if you want to gain the benefit of state quota  then you should have domicile certificate . But this is not the case everywhere if I take example of Gujarat state if I candidate has passed his or her academics 10 and 12th respectively from Gujarat then that candidate can grab or gain the benefit of state quota by showing only their 10 and 12th marksheet for proof. So in Gujarat candidates are not required to show their domicile certificate while going for admission in state quota.

So as u didn't mentioned your state so the above data will clear you how this goes on. Each state has their own rules and regulations so you can go through that particular officials. But as per my opinion you won't be in trouble if you have cleared your academics form your state and wanted to get the benefits of state quota.

If you want to know more about domicile you can visit:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.careers360.com/neet-domicile-regulations-stateless-students-heartless-states/ampamp

Hope this helps you out. Thank you

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