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MCC Releases NRI Eligibility List for Round 2 NEET UG Counselling 2026

135 candidates provisionally cleared for Indian-to-NRI category conversion after document verification PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the

Rajasthan Government MBBS NRI Seats Cost More Than Some Private Management Quota Options

Fee structures for NEET UG 2026 show NRI candidates may pay more at government medical colleges than for management seats

MCC makes NRI document verification mandatory for NEET UG 2026 counselling

OCI and NRI candidates must complete eligibility checks before choice filling to access NRI and Unreserved seats The Medical Counselling

NEET Aspirant from Nagpur Assigned Abu Dhabi Exam Centre Ahead of Re-Test

The NTA has not publicly detailed the cause of the allotment error but has indicated that corrective action is being

Minor document lapse should not derail NEET PG aspirations: HC

For aspiring doctors, the verdict offers hope that genuine mistakes may be treated with compassion, ensuring that careers are not

NEET PG 2026 NRI: MCC tightens rules for NRI category conversion

Strict deadline and one-email rule announced The fresh guidelines reflect MCC’s attempt to streamline verification amid rising concerns that some

Chhattisgarh High Court upholds strict admission criteria for NRI students under DASA scheme

The court concurred, asserting that decisions regarding academic eligibility criteria fall within the government’s policy domain and that judicial intervention

MCC NEET UG Counselling 2024: NRI Category Sees Significant Increase in First Round

The MCC is responsible for conducting counselling for 15 percent of All-India Quota seats, as well as 100 percent of

Ways to get around applying for NEET UG 2024

Prior to filling up the application form, medical aspirants are advised to read the paper pattern, and eligibility criteria The

Canada readies measures to counter admission scams

A report from the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada underscores the necessity of increased cooperation between the Canadian and Indian