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MCC Releases NRI Eligibility List for Round 1 NEET UG Counselling 2026

732 candidates have been provisionally found eligible for conversion to the NRI category after document verification PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Medical Counselling

Punjab NRI Medical Seats Face Major Shortfall as Only 63 Apply for 431 MBBS, BDS Places

BFUHS merit list shows a severe gap between NRI quota seats and eligible applicants, with several candidates scoring below 250

Karnataka Nearly Doubles NRI Quota Seats in Government Medical Colleges

The number of MBBS seats reserved for NRIs has risen from 57 to 105 across 14 government medical colleges, with

DigiLocker, AAERI launch digital verification platform for Indian students heading to Australia

New system will enable secure, paperless checks of academic, identity and financial documents during university applications NEW DELHI, Aug 8:

NRI sponsorship quota offers overseas families another route to government medical seats in India

Expert guidance and recent counselling reforms aim to simplify MBBS admissions for eligible NRI, OCI and PIO candidates For many

MCC Simplifies NEET UG 2026 Counselling with Online Seat Upgrades, Resignation and NRI Document Verification

New counselling reforms aim to reduce paperwork, minimise travel and make the medical admissions process more transparent PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Medical

YES Germany Appoints Karuna Syal as CEO of Operations and Support

Subheading: Leadership reshuffle aims to strengthen operational excellence as demand for Germany-bound higher education continues to grow PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Overseas education

Germany Becomes Leading Choice for Indian Students as Global Study Preferences Shift

Affordable education, strong job prospects and stable visa policies drive growing interest in German universities Germany has emerged as one

Indian Student Interest in Germany Surges as AI Courses Drive Record Applications

Postgraduate AI and technology programmes emerge as key attraction as Germany strengthens its appeal as a study destination for Indian

Germany Clarifies New dMAT Will Not Be a Pass-Fail Hurdle for Indian Master’s Applicants

German Embassy and DAAD say the new assessment will support university admissions rather than automatically disqualify students with lower scores