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Hello sir I am Nepal citizen and completed my 11 - 12 from india with 65% in 2023 and also took a drop year for JEE , but didnt socre good . Can i apply for DASA and get a good collge through it ?
Dear Arshu, Thank you for your query. With a score of 65%, you are eligible to apply for DASA, provided you meet the other eligibility criteria as well. However, securing a seat in a good college depends on your DASA rank. Since you haven't scored well in JEE Main 2024 (Session 1), we recommend giving your best effort in JEE Main 2024 (Session 2). Maybe you can improve your score. Afterwards, you can use your DASA rank to secure a seat in a good engineering college in India. We hope this information is helpful. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Thank you for your reply sir I still have some doubts regarding dasa so I would like to directly contact you. Can I get a contact information for further guidence It can be an Indian contact number as well
Dear Arshu, If you need more guidance, please submit your query at bit.ly/49iKmX5. Our team will get back to you. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @MohammedBilal-dp6rv , Thanks for asking your query. According to the 2023 DASA Counselling, for DTU the minimum score required for Computer Engineering is 50+ marks in JEE main for the DASA seat, and for CIWG the minimum score required is 60+ marks in JEE main (the stats are indicative and might change in future). For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
sir why accept and upgrade option in still there in 3rd round in third round it should only show 2 options either accept or decline is it due to a glitch coz last time in 2nd round there was a glitch and results were reannounced on 18th july
Hello Sir, For Saudi Arabian residents there is only residence card, there is no visa number. Can I enter residence ID number & validity date in place of visa number & date. Please advise. Thanks
Sir I got nit silichar now in ciwg if I give accept and upgrade will I get any better collges in my choice list and if I don't get any collges in 2nd and 3rd round will I still be getting nit silichar at the end of counselling?
Dear @srinivasagovindramesh4229 Thank you for your query. Yes, if you choose the 'accept and upgrade' option, you can keep your NIT Silchar seat reserved. If you get a better college, you will be given three options again: accept, accept and upgrade, or decline. As we have also discussed in this video. If you need any guidance regarding DASA, please fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@srinivasagovindramesh4229 It's expected by the 1st week of August. It may vary a little bit from college to college. Please check the official website of your respective college to get the exact schedule. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Sir , i am currently studying in 12th india but i have done my education from 7th till 11th , 12th currently only from India, but my father works abroad so am i eligible for NRI quota or DASA or CIWG?
Dear Sasikala, Thank you for your query. You can fill out your choices for DASA college-wise. You can also fill out the same college but with a different branch. Sometimes, candidates don't get a desired seat in the CSE branch, but they get a seat in the same college with another branch. So, you can fill out your choices according to your preferences. It would be great to prioritise the college and then choose single or multiple branches as per your interest. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
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sir i am in dasa non saarc so my semister fee is around 4000$ and for 8 semisters it would be 32000$=(26LakhRS) so if i take admission in iiit pune then do i have to pay extra tution fees other than those 32000$ ?
Dear @AIMJEE, As per the DASA guidelines, these fees are just applicable for NITs, not IIITs and CFTIs. There will be some differences in these fees according to the colleges, but yes, $4000 is compulsory and covers the first semester. In your case, if you get accepted into an NIT, that's great! However, if you are placed at IIIT Pune, their semester fee may differ. If it's higher than $4000, the college will then ask you for the remaining fees as per their fee structure. If any IIIT or CFTI college's semester fee is less than $4000, the difference will be refunded. *One more thing about IIIT Pune:* Their semester fees (branch-wise) and hostel fees may change year on year. For more information, please visit its official website. - www.iiitp.ac.in/ Still, if you have any queries feel free to let us know. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Thank you very much for informative video, one question plz approximately how many students appear under CiWG every year, just rough figure plz,,,,,,,,,,,,
Dear @Chandu-ks9uc, Thanks for asking your query. Let us explain, In 2023 a total of 4503 seats were there in DASA counselling out of which 1501 seats were reserved for the CIWG candidates and in total 1369 Students applied for the DASA counselling. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Thank you sir That means only 1369 students appeared for Dasa counseling for Total CIWG seats of 1369 Very good information sir I'm in confuse whether my daughter study to shift to India or study here in UAE She is studying 10th grade in UAE
@@Chandu-ks9uc You're most welcome. Parents always try to find the best possible way to educate their children, so we respect and value your concern. It's really appreciable to make a plan for her future in advance. We recommend that you contact our UAE Support team at (+971) 567461832. They can provide you with step-by-step guidance regarding her career. Still, if you face any difficulty, feel free to let us know :)
Dear @abhinavkanth4996, Thank you for your query. You're eligible for the DASA quota in this case. Please watch this complete video to learn about other eligibility criteria. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi If you can help me regarding the dasa ciwg quota Actually my daughter is studying in india, i am working in Gulf can she eligible for dasa CIWG Note : up to 10th standard, she completed in Gulf . Your earlier response will be appreciated . Thanks ,
Dear Khursheed, Thank you for your query. In this case, she does not meet the eligibility criteria for the CIWG. For further guidance, you can reach out to us at bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support. Our team will get back to you soon. We appreciate your interest. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear @profjames132, OCI is a different category. If you're filling out the JEE Forms, you can directly choose the OCI/PIO category. There will be these 3 options - Indian Nationals, OCI/PIO, and Foreign. We would also like to share some important information for your reference - *Person of Indian Origin (PIO)/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI):* "Persons of Indian Origin" (PIOs) shall mean the persons who are citizens of other countries (except Pakistan and Bangladesh) who at any time held an Indian Passport, or who or either of his/her parents or any of his/her grandparents was a citizen of India by virtue of provisions of the Constitution of India or Section 2 (B) of Citizenship Act, 1955 (Act No. 57 of 1955). Applicants are required to provide documentary evidence towards proof of Indian nationality or Indian origin. To apply under the category “Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs)/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)” applicants must submit proof of Indian origin, preferably a valid PIO card or OCI card for the applicant or his/her parents, issued by the Government of India. We hope it was helpful. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi one quick check - my daughter completed 10th in USA and 11th and 12th are completed as part of early graducation ( completed in one year) is she eligible for DASA quota?
Hello sir Sir i have given jee mains and got 95 percentile I am also an OCI card holder along, US passport . I have completed my 10th, 11th, 12th in DPS Udaipur So sir will i be eligible for DASA 2024 and will i get good colleges?
Dear @johnwick23032, Thank you for asking. To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
Dear @johnwick23032 , Thank you for sharing. According to last year's data, you may not be eligible for DASA. We recommend waiting for the official DASA 2024 brochure to be released for confirmation of this year's eligibility criteria. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Hi I have completed my 11th and 12th from india (aligarh muslim University) ..but i joined there using nri quota ......am i eligible for dasa??? Please reply
Dear @user-kl5jx5ye4b Thank you for the query. In this case, you're not eligible for the DASA. If you need more *Guidance* about *DASA*, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our counselling team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Very well covered sir. I heard IITs have also started additional seats for foreign nationals. Pls throw some light on their process. My son is US born holding US passport. We are now in India and he will be completing his schooling from CBSE Delhi only. Will he be eligible to apply under DASA non SAARC and eligible for IIT directly jee advance for oci category?
Dear AKG, Thank you for asking your query. Yes, you can apply for DASA as a Foreign candidates. Please watch the complete video for other eligibility criteria. You can also attempt JEE Advanced without taking JEE Main. For more updates, please stay tuned with us! :)
Sir i still have doubts about DASA can i get a contact number for further guidance. Number can be inidan contact number and also an email ID to connect through for more guidance.
Sir I am a non SAARC country OCI card holder Do we have to pay 4300$ (registration + application fees) at the time of registration itself ? and if yes- and I don't take admission how much refund do i get ??
Dear @IluS-bg4lg, Thank you for your query. Based on last year's data, the registration fee is $300 and the first-semester tuition fee is $4,000 (Non-SAARC). Therefore, the total amount you will need to pay at the time of registration is $4,300. Regarding refunds, the DASA Team may refund tuition fees in certain cases, excluding the non-refundable registration fee of $300. For further information on the refund process, please refer to this video at 9:49. *Note:* We are still waiting for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the fees for this year. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any further queries.
Very well structured information from Allen. My kids is having OCI card issued in 2019 And is completing her schooling mostly in India with 12th grade from IB in 2027 . Will there be any benefit under DASA programme for her or any other benefits outside DASA for oci card holder? e.g In Delhi colleges OCI canrd holder apply based on 12 grade marks ..not sure. Anyway, most probably she'll be joining New Allen centres in Hyderabad's(Inquiry underway)
Dear @saeedch539, Thank you for your query. Based on last year's data, there's a high chance of securing Mechanical or Civil Engineering seats under the CIWG category at NIT Calicut. Still, we would like to suggest considering other top colleges as backups. However, please wait for the official DASA 24 brochure for this year's details. For more, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Mohammad Naushad, Thanks for asking your query. No worries, you are eligible for DASA but you need to submit your 12th boards result before 31st December 2023. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
sir i did my class 11th in india passed it with 70% marks in year 2022 Then i moved to nepal and repeated class 11th even after passing and again passed 11th in 2023 so i passed class 11th 2 times one from india in 2022 and another from nepal in 2023 now in year 2024 i will pass class 12th from nepal so am i eligible for dasa quota ? and if i am eligible then in which category my fee structure will be (SAARC or NON SAARC) [my nationality in indian but i am staying in nepal from last 2 yerars and passing class11th and 12th in nepal ]
Dear Soham, Thank you for asking your query. In this case, you are eligible for DASA (SAARC) as a NRI category. You will need to consider your 11th and 12th grade results from Nepal, as the other one is not valid for this program. Please stay tuned with us for more updates. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Sir good evening ! One important information required from your side sir.🙏 My father is Kendriya Vidyalaya PGT Physics teacher ( with Indian Nationality) , was working at Nasik Maharashtra. He came on deputation of 3 years at Kendriya Vidyalaya Embassy of India Kathmandu Nepal. I also joined my school (CBSE affiliated Kendriya Vidyalaya at Kathmandu) in class XI . After completing XII from here, if i apply through DASA Scheme ( with JEE marks), then for me, how much fee will be applicable ( i.e. under which category i will be able to apply as per this fee structure)🙏
Dear @sohamparkar3993, In this case, you are still eligible for DASA (SAARC) as an NRI Category applicant. As we have previously discussed the fee requirements with you, we hope this information is helpful to your decision. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello sir, my son holds oci card with us passport. His total education is in India and we parents work in India. So will he come under saarc fee or non-saarc fee. Thank you
Dear @sowjanyal2913, Thank you for asking. To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
Dear Prashant, Thank you for asking your query. Assuming you also work in Bahrain, she is eligible for the CIWG quota. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @user-jz9hr1tg8e, Thank you for your query. Based on your information, you are eligible for DASA only. For the complete eligibility criteria, please refer to this video. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi - Good 👍 informative video. Is a person born in the US (holding US CITIZENSHIP) + Indian origin ( OCI), completed his schooling in India (CBSE; including XI and XII) since 2019 + taken JEE Mains is considered eligible for DASA ? Appreciate clarification pls.
I have similar Query. Will I be eligible for DASA ? INFORMATION : Citizenship of US by Birth Passed 10th 11th and 12th in India CBSE Received 97.4 percentile in Mains Currently living in India OCI card issued after 2021 OCI card issued in 2024 Holding US Passport @ALLENOverseas
Dear @karthikrajaguru934, Thank you for asking. To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
Dear @taran8614, Thank you for asking. Based on last year's data, you're eligible for the DASA. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the current eligibility requirements. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear Chandu, Thank you for asking your query. Aspiring candidates can appear for JEE Mains 6 times in 3 consecutive years. NTA (National Testing Agency) has mentioned that in JEE Main eligibility candidates appearing for Class 12th and qualified the same in the last 2 years are eligible to appear for JEE Main. It applies to all the JEE Main aspirants including students from Gulf. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @kalyanilaxmi4559, Thank you for asking your query. Let us explain, In *2023* a total of *4503* seats were there in DASA counselling out of which *1501* seats were reserved for the CIWG candidates and in total *1369* Students applied for the DASA counselling. This information may change year-to-year, so please check back for the latest updates. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello sir thank you for this informative session . Please provide more clarity on the work permit document requirement since my office is unable to provide the same. Kindly advise which authority may provide this?
Noted Tahir, Thanks for letting us know. In general, the employer requests the necessary documents and applies for the work permit on behalf of the employee but in your case, your employer is not providing it. okay, let us look into this. Meanwhile, kindly fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our counselling team will get back to you soon. They will let you know about the other possibilities. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @poojajogi4858, Thank you for asking your query. As per the guidelines, she is not eligible for CIWG/DASA quota in this case. Please watch this complete video for other eligibility criteria. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @AlNassr_FC_English , Yes, you are eligible to apply under the Foreign category. If you are a citizen of Nepal and do not have a passport, you will need to submit a copy of an Authenticated Citizenship Card. It is important to stay updated with the eligibility criteria from the DASA UG brochure when you apply for counselling, as the rules may change and also you can connect with DASA Officials. For more information, please watch the full video.
Dear Venkatesh, Thanks for asking your query. You are not eligible in this case, as we have discussed the eligibility criteria at 04:40 in this video. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Sir, Very informative video. Will a USA citizen with OCI studying in India for last 10 years straight (from 3rd standard all the way till 12th standard) be eligible for DASA? Or should the student have studied in a foreign country once in the last 8 years to be eligible for DASA?
Dear @AlNassr_FC_English , You can register for DASA. To learn more about the detailed eligibility criteria, please watch the full video. For more update, please stay tuned with us :)
I stayed in the USA until I cleared 11th grade with a good gpa. However, CBSE made me study 11th again since I didn't study physics in USA and I opted for Science Stream in CBSE
Dear @servethrustem5111, Thanks for asking your query. Yes, you're eligible for the DASA scheme. For more, you can watch the complete video. Still, if you have any queries, feel free to let us know. For more, stay tuned with us :)
Dear Naushad, Let us talk to the respective team to revert you back soon. *Meanwhile, feel free to contact us:* Saudi Arabia - (+91) 8306100747, 8306100713, Oman - (+968) 91227326, (+91) 8306100745, Bahrain - (+91) 8306100744, Kuwait - (+965) 65022430, (+91) 8306100746, Qatar - (+91) 8306100718, and UAE - (+971) 567461832 For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Priya Baiju, Thank you for your query. The fee structure for DASA and CIWG candidates is different. You will need to pay a registration fee and a first semester payment. The specific amounts are as follows: *a)* DASA registration fee: $300 DASA first semester payment: $4000 (non-SAARC) / $2000 (SAARC) *b)* CIWG registration fee: $300 CIWG first semester payment: $758 However, we have already covered the fee structure in this video: *1)* DASA: 09:02 *2)* CIWG: 21:43 If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @ahemaduddin4167 , Thank you for your query. No, you wouldn't need to pay $600 for registration if you want to apply for both DASA and CIWG. Here's why: *Both DASA and CIWG share the same registration fee:* The registration fee for both DASA (SAARC and Non-SAARC) and CIWG is the same, currently at $300. You only pay this fee once, regardless of applying to one or both schemes. *Separate schemes:* DASA and CIWG are separate schemes with different fee structures. Applying to both doesn't mean double registration fees. Therefore, you would only need to pay $300 for registration, even if you apply to both DASA and CIWG. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi Divyash, Thank you for your query. Based on last year's data, it's very difficult to get into core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical, and Computer Science. However, you might have better luck with other branches such as Mining, Materials, and Production. We recommend that you decide on your priorities first. This will help you determine which branch is most important to you. Here are three of the top NITs to consider: 1) NIT Trichy 2) NIT Surathkal 3) NIT Rourkela It's important to note that these rankings can change year-to-year, so be sure to do your own research before making a final decision. We hope this information is helpful! Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. For more, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @deeparanjeev3211, Thank you for your query. Yes, if you want to take admission to IITs, you will also need to register for JoSAA. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Ravishankar Thank you for your query. Yes, it's the last step for registration. Once you make the payment, you can get the choice filling option. If you need more Guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi sir, I got 75036 rank in JEE mains. What are the best choices I have right now? Please let me know the best college and course I can get with this rank.
Dear Rishabh, Thank you for your query. Well, there are various factors to get a seat in any college. Let us know where you are from and what's your category rank?
@@ALLENOverseas Hi sir, I recently got my dasa rank which is 217. I did 11th and 12th in Saudi Arabia and hence am eligible for CIWG, which I am planning to opt for. I am a general candidate. Please let me know about the same.
@@RishabhAnand_NIT-R Great, thanks for letting us know. No worries, we will definitely guide you regarding this. Please fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi sir Under required documents the 5th one that is a percentage or cgpa equivalence certificate, which certificate should i submit? 12th certificate is enough from digi locker? Please reply Can i get last years dasa ciwg cut off sir?
Dear Priya, Thank you for your query. Yes, a 12th Board certificate is enough. You can display your Marksheet. To get the * CIWG cut-off* along with *Guidance* about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our *counselling* team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
My father is currently working in Gulf, but I haven't ever lived outside India. Am I eligible for this scheme as the name suggests Ciwg(Children of Indians working in gulf). Any answer will be highly appreciated.
Dear @Astro_Curations, Thank you for asking. Based on last year's data, you are not eligible for CIWG because you did not complete 10+2 level education (or its equivalent) outside of India. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the current eligibility requirements. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear Student/Parents, Thanks for asking your query. In this case, if you belong to the OCI category, you are eligible for DASA. For more details, watch this complete video. Feel free to let me know if you have any other queries.
Dear Viewer, Thank you for asking your query. To better assist you, we'd like some clarification. What kind of free seats are you interested in? Do you want to know about fee-waiver seats? Additionally, could you please tell us your location?
Dear @srinivasagovindramesh4229 Thank you for your query. It's expected by the 1st week of August. It may vary a little bit from college to college. Please check the official website of your respective college to get the exact schedule. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear abhinavkanth4996, Thank you for your query. As per the guidelines, they are eligible for the DASA scheme in this case. Please watch this complete video for other eligibility criteria. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Ezhuen, Thank you for your query. To be eligible, you must have scored 60% marks or 6.0 CGPA in aggregate with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the following subjects: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, or Biology. In your case, your subjects are PCM. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @IluS-bg4lg, Thank you for asking your query. In this case, we are unable to provide a specific answer due to a lack of sufficient information. However, please find below some general data about the JEE (Main) 2024 Examination: *1)* Total number of unique candidates registered in both January and April sessions: 1,476,557 *2)* Total number of unique candidates who appeared in both sessions: 1,415,110 The DASA 2024 official brochure may provide more details on the applied candidates for JEE Main 2024. We recommend waiting for its release. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear @chad4409, Thank you for your query. While your 11th-grade marks are not directly used for DASA quota eligibility, you will need to achieve a minimum of 60% aggregate marks or 6.5 CGPA in your 12th-grade (or qualifying exam) to be eligible. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Anuradha, Thank you for your query. We believe there will not be major changes to the eligibility criteria compared to previous years. However, we are still waiting for the official brochure from the NTA. We will update you as soon as we receive it and have the exact details. For more information, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Neelima, Thanks for asking your query. In this case, if you belong to the OCI category, you are eligible for DASA. For more details, watch this complete video. Feel free to let me know if you have any other queries.
it depends for 2024 if you have got your oci card before 2021 then you have to go through jee mains and josaa counselling like an ordinary indian citizen but if you got your oci card after 2021 then you can opt for the dasa scheme
Hello sir My son is in12th studying in gulf but we are planning to settle in India by next year 2025 after his 12th grade. Can we apply in SASA in this case.
Dear @adlin185, Thank you for your query. Based on last year's brochure, you can apply for DASA. Please ensure that you meet other eligibility criteria mentioned in the video. Feel free to contact us for personal guidance: bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support For more updates, please stay tuned!
Dear @ThatFootballBoy93 , Thank you for your query. Based on last year's data, you seem to be eligible for the DASA program. You can watch this full video to learn more about the eligibility criteria for OCI card holders. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure for the confirmed details. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear Wasee Ulhaq, Thank you for your query. To be eligible, you must have scored 60% marks or 6.0 CGPA in aggregate with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the following subjects: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, or Biology. In your case, your subjects are PCM. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @prat2004, Sorry for the inconvenience. Could you please help us to identify the wrong information? We have tried our best to give authentic information. However, if you feel there is any problem, let us know, so that we can guide others as well. If you need any Assistance and Guidance, you can also fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
*Dear Parents,* Thank you for asking your query. We understand that you're seeking valuable resources for the JEE 2024 exam. We will be creating useful videos periodically in the upcoming months. In the meantime, please watch our latest video about *JEE Mains 2024* at ua-cam.com/video/Rl4y6QIuUYE/v-deo.html. We hope it will be helpful for you. You can also visit our website - www.allenoverseas.com/ [go to *Exam section* for all the important information about *JEE (Main + Advanced) 2024* ]. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Sreeja, Thanks for asking your query. Well, it's a very big decision, Why don't you talk to our expert about it? You can also fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query. Our counselling team will get back to you soon. After that, you can feel free to make a decision. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Thankyou sir I have no idea about dasa ciwg Last date of jee just I apply for jee main So I thought one-year drop next year attend jee main Then can I apply ciwg quota
Dear Sreerja, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Let me know, did you fill out the form? If not, please do it, so that our expert can give your proper guidance regarding this - bit.ly/DASA2023Query. Our counselling team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Nirav Gupta, Thanks for your patience. Great, you have an OCI card. However, we have shared your query to our team, let us look into this. Meanwhile, please fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you as soon as possible. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Nirav, Did you require the passport information while filling up the jee main registration? The passport has expired so the query. Can you let me know the documents required at the time of filling the registration for jee mains
can a repeater who is CIWG worth candidate who has the following details: 1)studied 10th,11th and 12th outside India in KSA and qualified in the year 2023 2)jee main score: 92.0902667 3)have passport, aadhar card 4)and all the necessary documents can be provided am i eligible even though i am a repeater?
Dear @Alkali69, Thank you for your query. Based on your information, you may be eligible. Please ensure you meet all other eligibility criteria for CIWG candidates. If you need further guidance, you can reach out to us at bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support and we'll get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Dear @raghubbd1, Thank you for your query. As a dropper, if you are eligible for JEE Mains, then you are also eligible for the CIWG quota. However, please make sure you meet all the necessary conditions. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear Divyash, Thank you for your query. While the official notification has not yet been released by NTA, the registration is expected to start after the release of JEE Mains 2024 session 2 result, most likely in late April 2024. So, please wait for the official announcement. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @a.2989 , There is no limit on choices if you're talking about the number of colleges. We would like to suggest that you please fill it out according to your priority. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir I gave my passport for renewal one week ago but the process is still going on ..So I will be submitting the pdf of my present passport at the time of registration. But at the time of reporting, I will carry both the present and new passport...I hope it won't be an issue sir...Ryt sir?
Dear Devikrishna, Thank for your query. Well, it can create a little bit of escalation. No worries, I would like to suggest you to take guidance about DASA from our expert, please fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@sreeharikrishna8599 Let me know if you have asked about this through our support team. If not, please fill out the form and they will be happy to help you with any questions you have. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear @harivenkataramchandrarao8567 , Thank you for your query. If your son has American Citizenship, you can apply under the Foreign Category for DASA. We have also covered the full eligibility criteria in this video. If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to let us know. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Hi sir is there any condition for the 10% supernumerary seats in iits does it makes foreign candidates admission easier,last year even though we had an supernumerary seats we had to get more than closing rank than cutoff for general ,i am from Nepal and currently in 12th will give jee 2024 ,please tell
Dear Avinash, Thank you for your message. Let us explain, *1)* The seats are only available for foreign nationals who have studied abroad or have studied at the 10+2 level or equivalent in a foreign country. *2)* The seats are subject to the same academic requirements as the regular seats, and foreign candidates must still meet the cut-off for the general category. However, the 10% supernumerary seats do make it easier for foreign candidates to get admission to IITs, as they do not have to compete with Indian nationals for the limited number of regular seats. In 2022, the closing rank for the 10% supernumerary seats was much lower than the closing rank for the regular seats. As a foreign candidate from Nepal, you will be eligible for the 10% supernumerary seats if you meet the above conditions. However, you will still need to score well in JEE Advanced in order to be considered for admission. The closing rank for the 10% supernumerary seats will vary from year to year, so it is important to keep track of the trends and to aim for a high score. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir, i have completed my 10th(Nepal board) and 11th in nepal and currently studying in 12th. In DPS nepal branch CBSE board. I have indian citizenship my parents live and work here . Will i be eligible for DASA ?
Dear @t0ughop422 Thank you for your query. Yes, you're eligible. Please do the registration today asap. If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our support team will get back to you soon. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseasSir, As i am eligible for DASA , i am also obc candidates and my parents income is less than 1.5 lakh😢 inr will i be eligible for fee waivers in NITs.
@@t0ughop422 Yes, you are eligible for DASA. However, we would like to suggest to you that there are very limited seats under the fee waiver. It is possible that you may not get one of these seats. Please make your plans accordingly.
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What an informative video made and presented in systematic manner with alll information. Thank U sir
Dear @bcv2434
You're most welcome.
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Hai how's jee rank
Sorry, we didn't get your point.
Could you please clarify once?
Most useful information
Thank you so much for your response 🙏
Thank you so much ❤
Thankyou sir
Well explained
You're most welcome!
Hello sir
I am Nepal citizen and completed my 11 - 12 from india with 65% in 2023 and also took a drop year for JEE , but didnt socre good . Can i apply for DASA and get a good collge through it ?
Dear Arshu,
Thank you for your query.
With a score of 65%, you are eligible to apply for DASA, provided you meet the other eligibility criteria as well. However, securing a seat in a good college depends on your DASA rank.
Since you haven't scored well in JEE Main 2024 (Session 1), we recommend giving your best effort in JEE Main 2024 (Session 2). Maybe you can improve your score. Afterwards, you can use your DASA rank to secure a seat in a good engineering college in India.
We hope this information is helpful. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas
Thank you for your reply sir
I still have some doubts regarding dasa so I would like to directly contact you. Can I get a contact information for further guidence
It can be an Indian contact number as well
@@ArshuVyashow much?
Dear Arshu,
If you need more guidance, please submit your query at bit.ly/49iKmX5. Our team will get back to you.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Dear sir,
Would you please let me know the range of marks required in JEE mains to get into DTU through CIWG or DASA.
Dear @MohammedBilal-dp6rv ,
Thanks for asking your query.
According to the 2023 DASA Counselling, for DTU the minimum score required for Computer Engineering is 50+ marks in JEE main for the DASA seat, and for CIWG the minimum score required is 60+ marks in JEE main (the stats are indicative and might change in future).
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
sir why accept and upgrade option in still there in 3rd round in third round it should only show 2 options either accept or decline is it due to a glitch coz last time in 2nd round there was a glitch and results were reannounced on 18th july
Hello Sir,
For Saudi Arabian residents there is only residence card, there is no visa number. Can I enter residence ID number & validity date in place of visa number & date.
Please advise. Thanks
Dear Ayush,
Thank you for your query.
Let me know if you don't have a visa number or if you're not able to find it. Could you please clarify once?
Sir I got nit silichar now in ciwg if I give accept and upgrade will I get any better collges in my choice list and if I don't get any collges in 2nd and 3rd round will I still be getting nit silichar at the end of counselling?
Dear @srinivasagovindramesh4229
Thank you for your query.
Yes, if you choose the 'accept and upgrade' option, you can keep your NIT Silchar seat reserved. If you get a better college, you will be given three options again: accept, accept and upgrade, or decline. As we have also discussed in this video.
If you need any guidance regarding DASA, please fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas thank you sir / madam for your help
@@srinivasagovindramesh4229 You're most welcome!
Sir/ madam when does the class starts for nits is there any specific date also physical reporting is from aug 10 to 14
@@srinivasagovindramesh4229
It's expected by the 1st week of August. It may vary a little bit from college to college. Please check the official website of your respective college to get the exact schedule.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Sir , i am currently studying in 12th india but i have done my education from 7th till 11th , 12th currently only from India, but my father works abroad so am i eligible for NRI quota or DASA or CIWG?
Hai good afternoon I need to know more about the choice filling in Ciwg quota. Is it to be done branch wise or college wise.
Dear Sasikala,
Thank you for your query.
You can fill out your choices for DASA college-wise. You can also fill out the same college but with a different branch. Sometimes, candidates don't get a desired seat in the CSE branch, but they get a seat in the same college with another branch.
So, you can fill out your choices according to your preferences. It would be great to prioritise the college and then choose single or multiple branches as per your interest.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
The background music makes it too uncomfortable to hear . please do not use this loud music so that it will be better audiable
Dear @bindudinesh2948,
Thank you for your suggestion. First of all, we apologise for your inconvenience. Although we always try to keep its volume low to balance the speaker and music levels, we will be more careful in the future to make it more user-friendly.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
sir also what will be my total cost of 4 years including hostel mess tution and dasa fees in dasa non saarc
sir
i am in dasa non saarc so my semister fee is around 4000$ and for 8 semisters it would be 32000$=(26LakhRS)
so if i take admission in iiit pune then do i have to pay extra tution fees other than those 32000$ ?
Dear @AIMJEE,
As per the DASA guidelines, these fees are just applicable for NITs, not IIITs and CFTIs. There will be some differences in these fees according to the colleges, but yes, $4000 is compulsory and covers the first semester.
In your case, if you get accepted into an NIT, that's great! However, if you are placed at IIIT Pune, their semester fee may differ. If it's higher than $4000, the college will then ask you for the remaining fees as per their fee structure.
If any IIIT or CFTI college's semester fee is less than $4000, the difference will be refunded.
*One more thing about IIIT Pune:*
Their semester fees (branch-wise) and hostel fees may change year on year. For more information, please visit its official website. - www.iiitp.ac.in/
Still, if you have any queries feel free to let us know.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Thank you very much for informative video, one question plz approximately how many students appear under CiWG every year, just rough figure plz,,,,,,,,,,,,
Dear @Chandu-ks9uc,
Thanks for asking your query.
Let us explain,
In 2023 a total of 4503 seats were there in DASA counselling out of which 1501 seats were reserved for the CIWG candidates and in total 1369 Students applied for the DASA counselling.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Thank you sir
That means only 1369 students appeared for Dasa counseling for Total CIWG seats of 1369
Very good information sir
I'm in confuse whether my daughter study to shift to India or study here in UAE
She is studying 10th grade in UAE
@@Chandu-ks9uc You're most welcome.
Parents always try to find the best possible way to educate their children, so we respect and value your concern. It's really appreciable to make a plan for her future in advance.
We recommend that you contact our UAE Support team at (+971) 567461832. They can provide you with step-by-step guidance regarding her career.
Still, if you face any difficulty, feel free to let us know :)
Sir, I am a indian citizen and i have done my 11th and 12th from nepal, could I be eligible for DASA or NRI quota in NITs? Please reply
as per their eligibility criteria you are
Dear @abhinavkanth4996,
Thank you for your query.
You're eligible for the DASA quota in this case. Please watch this complete video to learn about other eligibility criteria.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi
If you can help me regarding the dasa ciwg quota
Actually my daughter is studying in india, i am working in Gulf can she eligible for dasa CIWG
Note : up to 10th standard, she completed in Gulf .
Your earlier response will be appreciated .
Thanks ,
Dear Khursheed,
Thank you for your query.
In this case, she does not meet the eligibility criteria for the CIWG. For further guidance, you can reach out to us at bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support. Our team will get back to you soon.
We appreciate your interest. For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Do OCI count as foreign nationals or Indian nationals?
Dear @profjames132,
OCI is a different category. If you're filling out the JEE Forms, you can directly choose the OCI/PIO category. There will be these 3 options - Indian Nationals, OCI/PIO, and Foreign.
We would also like to share some important information for your reference -
*Person of Indian Origin (PIO)/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI):*
"Persons of Indian Origin" (PIOs) shall mean the persons who are citizens of other countries (except Pakistan and Bangladesh) who at any time held an Indian Passport, or who or either of his/her parents or any of his/her grandparents was a citizen of India by virtue of provisions of the Constitution of India or Section 2 (B) of Citizenship Act, 1955 (Act No. 57 of 1955).
Applicants are required to provide documentary evidence towards proof of Indian nationality or Indian origin. To apply under the category “Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs)/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)” applicants must submit proof of Indian origin, preferably a valid PIO card or OCI card for the applicant or his/her parents, issued by the Government of India.
We hope it was helpful. For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi one quick check - my daughter completed 10th in USA and 11th and 12th are completed as part of early graducation ( completed in one year) is she eligible for DASA quota?
Hello sir
Sir i have given jee mains and got 95 percentile
I am also an OCI card holder along, US passport . I have completed my 10th, 11th, 12th in DPS Udaipur
So sir will i be eligible for DASA 2024 and will i get good colleges?
Dear @johnwick23032,
Thank you for asking.
To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
Sir before
I recieved my OCI card in 2017
Dear @johnwick23032 ,
Thank you for sharing.
According to last year's data, you may not be eligible for DASA. We recommend waiting for the official DASA 2024 brochure to be released for confirmation of this year's eligibility criteria.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
@@ALLENOverseas sir I have Completed my 12th in India only
But my brother is in foreign so can I take admission through NRI Quota??
@@ALLENOverseassir please reply fast as you can, thank you 🙏
Hi
I have completed my 11th and 12th from india (aligarh muslim University) ..but i joined there using nri quota ......am i eligible for dasa???
Please reply
Dear @user-kl5jx5ye4b
Thank you for the query.
In this case, you're not eligible for the DASA.
If you need more *Guidance* about *DASA*, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our counselling team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Very well covered sir.
I heard IITs have also started additional seats for foreign nationals. Pls throw some light on their process.
My son is US born holding US passport.
We are now in India and he will be completing his schooling from CBSE Delhi only.
Will he be eligible to apply under DASA non SAARC and eligible for IIT directly jee advance for oci category?
Dear AKG,
Thank you for asking your query.
Yes, you can apply for DASA as a Foreign candidates. Please watch the complete video for other eligibility criteria.
You can also attempt JEE Advanced without taking JEE Main.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us! :)
@@ALLENOverseasI would like to have a session so that I can plan coaching for my son
Sir i still have doubts about DASA can i get a contact number for further guidance.
Number can be inidan contact number and also an email ID to connect through for more guidance.
Sir
I am a non SAARC country OCI card holder
Do we have to pay 4300$ (registration + application fees) at the time of registration itself ?
and if yes- and I don't take admission how much refund do i get ??
Dear @IluS-bg4lg,
Thank you for your query.
Based on last year's data, the registration fee is $300 and the first-semester tuition fee is $4,000 (Non-SAARC). Therefore, the total amount you will need to pay at the time of registration is $4,300.
Regarding refunds, the DASA Team may refund tuition fees in certain cases, excluding the non-refundable registration fee of $300. For further information on the refund process, please refer to this video at 9:49.
*Note:*
We are still waiting for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the fees for this year.
Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any further queries.
Very well structured information from Allen. My kids is having OCI card issued in 2019 And is completing her schooling mostly in India with 12th grade from IB in 2027 . Will there be any benefit under DASA programme for her or any other benefits outside DASA for oci card holder? e.g In Delhi colleges OCI canrd holder apply based on 12 grade marks ..not sure. Anyway, most probably she'll be joining New Allen centres in Hyderabad's(Inquiry underway)
Sir I got 135542 rank on jee main 2024 will i get in nit calicut mechanical or any other core branches. I fall under CIWG category
Dear @saeedch539,
Thank you for your query.
Based on last year's data, there's a high chance of securing Mechanical or Civil Engineering seats under the CIWG category at NIT Calicut. Still, we would like to suggest considering other top colleges as backups. However, please wait for the official DASA 24 brochure for this year's details.
For more, please stay tuned with us :)
hello what if we failed in math in 12th ?? can we still submit the dasa summit? or i need to wait for compartment exam (its on 15 july)
Dear Mohammad Naushad,
Thanks for asking your query.
No worries, you are eligible for DASA but you need to submit your 12th boards result before 31st December 2023.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas filled the form! thanks! expectin a call for counsellling soon!
sir i did my class 11th in india passed it with 70% marks in year 2022
Then i moved to nepal and repeated class 11th even after passing and again passed 11th in 2023
so i passed class 11th 2 times one from india in 2022 and another from nepal in 2023
now in year 2024 i will pass class 12th from nepal
so am i eligible for dasa quota ?
and if i am eligible then in which category my fee structure will be (SAARC or NON SAARC)
[my nationality in indian but i am staying in nepal from last 2 yerars and passing class11th and 12th in nepal ]
Dear Soham,
Thank you for asking your query.
In this case, you are eligible for DASA (SAARC) as a NRI category. You will need to consider your 11th and 12th grade results from Nepal, as the other one is not valid for this program. Please stay tuned with us for more updates.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas
Sir good evening !
One important information required from your side sir.🙏
My father is Kendriya Vidyalaya PGT Physics teacher ( with Indian Nationality) , was working at Nasik Maharashtra.
He came on deputation of 3 years at Kendriya Vidyalaya Embassy of India Kathmandu Nepal.
I also joined my school (CBSE affiliated Kendriya Vidyalaya at Kathmandu) in class XI .
After completing XII from here, if i apply through DASA Scheme ( with JEE marks), then for me, how much fee will be applicable ( i.e. under which category i will be able to apply as per this fee structure)🙏
Dear @sohamparkar3993,
In this case, you are still eligible for DASA (SAARC) as an NRI Category applicant. As we have previously discussed the fee requirements with you, we hope this information is helpful to your decision.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Thanks for your response and detailed answers sir ,
It helped a lot🙏
Hello sir, my son holds oci card with us passport. His total education is in India and we parents work in India. So will he come under saarc fee or non-saarc fee. Thank you
Dear @sowjanyal2913,
Thank you for asking.
To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
@@ALLENOverseas1:21 sir the card is issued before 2021.
Pls advise as I also have similar query
Sir
I want know , if my daughter study 11 th and 12th here in Bahrain. Then is she eligible for CIWG quota?
Dear Prashant,
Thank you for asking your query.
Assuming you also work in Bahrain, she is eligible for the CIWG quota.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
I cannot download the round 4 allotment results its says there is some issue with the page. Does it happen to everyone or is it just me.
Sir i am from nepal and have Nepal's citizenship and passport but completed my 11&12 from India with 76% am i eligible for DASA Or CWIG ?
Dear @user-jz9hr1tg8e,
Thank you for your query.
Based on your information, you are eligible for DASA only. For the complete eligibility criteria, please refer to this video.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir again I got nit silichar in 2nd round so if I accept and upgrade now will nit silichar be reserved for me
Dear @srinivasagovindramesh4229 ,
Yes, you can do the same.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi - Good 👍 informative video.
Is a person born in the US (holding US CITIZENSHIP) + Indian origin ( OCI), completed his schooling in India (CBSE; including XI and XII) since 2019 + taken JEE Mains is considered eligible for DASA ? Appreciate clarification pls.
I have similar Query. Will I be eligible for DASA ?
INFORMATION :
Citizenship of US by Birth
Passed 10th 11th and 12th in India CBSE
Received 97.4 percentile in Mains
Currently living in India
OCI card issued after 2021
OCI card issued in 2024
Holding US Passport
@ALLENOverseas
Dear @karthikrajaguru934,
Thank you for asking.
To better assist you, could you please let us know the issuance date of your OCI card? Was it issued before or after March 31st, 2021?
Dear @taran8614,
Thank you for asking.
Based on last year's data, you're eligible for the DASA. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the current eligibility requirements.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Thanks for the information, students from Gulf how many attempts can be made for JEE mains? plz clarify
Dear Chandu,
Thank you for asking your query.
Aspiring candidates can appear for JEE Mains 6 times in 3 consecutive years. NTA (National Testing Agency) has mentioned that in JEE Main eligibility candidates appearing for Class 12th and qualified the same in the last 2 years are eligible to appear for JEE Main. It applies to all the JEE Main aspirants including students from Gulf.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas thank you very much for replying
Usually per year how many students are applying through DASA
Mam it depends on the no. Of students who write jee main from abraod countries
Dear @kalyanilaxmi4559,
Thank you for asking your query.
Let us explain,
In *2023* a total of *4503* seats were there in DASA counselling out of which *1501* seats were reserved for the CIWG candidates and in total *1369* Students applied for the DASA counselling. This information may change year-to-year, so please check back for the latest updates.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello sir thank you for this informative session . Please provide more clarity on the work permit document requirement since my office is unable to provide the same. Kindly advise which authority may provide this?
Dear Tahir Husain,
Thanks for giving your valuable feedback.
A work permit is definitely required. Let me know where you are from?
@@ALLENOverseas We are from Dubai , UAE
Noted Tahir,
Thanks for letting us know.
In general, the employer requests the necessary documents and applies for the work permit on behalf of the employee but in your case, your employer is not providing it.
okay, let us look into this. Meanwhile, kindly fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our counselling team will get back to you soon. They will let you know about the other possibilities.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi Sir, We are residents of UAE but my daughter did her 8-12 from Delhi.. will she will be eligible to for CIWG/ DASA quota .. plz reply and guide🙏
Mam don't know exactly but your daughter shud have also studied in uae atleast her 11th and 12th for ciwg quota
Dear @poojajogi4858,
Thank you for asking your query.
As per the guidelines, she is not eligible for CIWG/DASA quota in this case. Please watch this complete video for other eligibility criteria.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
I am NEPALi student but all Schooling in India. Am i eligible for Dasa?
Dear @AlNassr_FC_English ,
Yes, you are eligible to apply under the Foreign category.
If you are a citizen of Nepal and do not have a passport, you will need to submit a copy of an Authenticated Citizenship Card. It is important to stay updated with the eligibility criteria from the DASA UG brochure when you apply for counselling, as the rules may change and also you can connect with DASA Officials.
For more information, please watch the full video.
Iam studying in India , but my father works in gulf.. Can eligible to apply under ciwg quoata?
Dear Venkatesh,
Thanks for asking your query.
You are not eligible in this case, as we have discussed the eligibility criteria at 04:40 in this video.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Sir, Very informative video. Will a USA citizen with OCI studying in India for last 10 years straight (from 3rd standard all the way till 12th standard) be eligible for DASA? Or should the student have studied in a foreign country once in the last 8 years to be eligible for DASA?
I am Nepali student done 10+2 in India, Am eligible for DASA??????????
Dear @AlNassr_FC_English ,
You can register for DASA. To learn more about the detailed eligibility criteria, please watch the full video.
For more update, please stay tuned with us :)
I am actually a US Citizen (Foreign National) however, I did my 11th and 12th in INdia. Do I come under the DASA Scheme?
I stayed in the USA until I cleared 11th grade with a good gpa. However, CBSE made me study 11th again since I didn't study physics in USA and I opted for Science Stream in CBSE
Do I still come under the DASA Scheme.
Dear @servethrustem5111,
Thanks for asking your query. Yes, you're eligible for the DASA scheme. For more, you can watch the complete video.
Still, if you have any queries, feel free to let us know.
For more, stay tuned with us :)
Thank you veyr much@@ALLENOverseas
Filled the form for 2 days ,still there is no call ,, can you pls send the number of counseling for dasa i will call them !!
Dear Naushad,
Let us talk to the respective team to revert you back soon.
*Meanwhile, feel free to contact us:*
Saudi Arabia - (+91) 8306100747, 8306100713,
Oman - (+968) 91227326, (+91) 8306100745,
Bahrain - (+91) 8306100744,
Kuwait - (+965) 65022430, (+91) 8306100746,
Qatar - (+91) 8306100718, and
UAE - (+971) 567461832
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi how much fees you paid and in which mode of payment?
Please let me know
Dear Priya Baiju,
Thank you for your query.
The fee structure for DASA and CIWG candidates is different. You will need to pay a registration fee and a first semester payment. The specific amounts are as follows:
*a)* DASA registration fee: $300
DASA first semester payment: $4000 (non-SAARC) / $2000 (SAARC)
*b)* CIWG registration fee: $300
CIWG first semester payment: $758
However, we have already covered the fee structure in this video:
*1)* DASA: 09:02
*2)* CIWG: 21:43
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@@ALLENOverseas
so if i want to apply for both DASA and CIWG, i'll have to pay $600 for registration, right?
Dear @ahemaduddin4167 ,
Thank you for your query.
No, you wouldn't need to pay $600 for registration if you want to apply for both DASA and CIWG.
Here's why:
*Both DASA and CIWG share the same registration fee:*
The registration fee for both DASA (SAARC and Non-SAARC) and CIWG is the same, currently at $300. You only pay this fee once, regardless of applying to one or both schemes.
*Separate schemes:*
DASA and CIWG are separate schemes with different fee structures. Applying to both doesn't mean double registration fees.
Therefore, you would only need to pay $300 for registration, even if you apply to both DASA and CIWG.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
if i got 84 percentile in jee mains this year can i expect top three nit any branch?
Hi Divyash,
Thank you for your query.
Based on last year's data, it's very difficult to get into core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical, and Computer Science. However, you might have better luck with other branches such as Mining, Materials, and Production.
We recommend that you decide on your priorities first. This will help you determine which branch is most important to you.
Here are three of the top NITs to consider:
1) NIT Trichy
2) NIT Surathkal
3) NIT Rourkela
It's important to note that these rankings can change year-to-year, so be sure to do your own research before making a final decision.
We hope this information is helpful!
Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.
For more, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Sir, do we need to register in josaa too, if registered under dasa
Dear @deeparanjeev3211,
Thank you for your query.
Yes, if you want to take admission to IITs, you will also need to register for JoSAA.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas do NRI who got their Oci card after 2021 have reservation in iit do you have any data or cutoff for NRI students in iit
choice filling option will come after fees payment?
Dear Ravishankar
Thank you for your query.
Yes, it's the last step for registration. Once you make the payment, you can get the choice filling option.
If you need more Guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi sir, I got 75036 rank in JEE mains. What are the best choices I have right now? Please let me know the best college and course I can get with this rank.
Dear Rishabh,
Thank you for your query.
Well, there are various factors to get a seat in any college.
Let us know where you are from and what's your category rank?
@@ALLENOverseas Hi sir, I recently got my dasa rank which is 217. I did 11th and 12th in Saudi Arabia and hence am eligible for CIWG, which I am planning to opt for. I am a general candidate. Please let me know about the same.
@@RishabhAnand_NIT-R Great, thanks for letting us know.
No worries, we will definitely guide you regarding this. Please fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas Hello sir, I have submitted the google forms and I hope that I will be contacted anytime soon. Thanks a ton for ur support.
Hi sir
Under required documents the 5th one that is a percentage or cgpa equivalence certificate, which certificate should i submit?
12th certificate is enough from digi locker?
Please reply
Can i get last years dasa ciwg cut off sir?
Dear Priya,
Thank you for your query.
Yes, a 12th Board certificate is enough. You can display your Marksheet.
To get the * CIWG cut-off* along with *Guidance* about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our *counselling* team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas thank you...I am not able to fill the form
@@priyabaiju953 sorry for the inconvenience. Let us know if you're facing any issue to fill the form, so that we can assist you accordingly!
@@ALLENOverseas yes...not able to fill the form
@@priyabaiju953 Please tell us what kind of issue you are experiencing.
Meanwhile, let us check, how can we connect with you?
Sir what would be the best option for a 96.2 percentiler( oci non saarc)?
Dear Jayant,
Thank you for your queries.
We would like to better understand your inquiry. So, could you please provide more details?
@@ALLENOverseasWhat would be the best college options for DASA counselling 2024 under this percentile (96.2) ?
General DASA (Non CIWG)
@@jayantkumar7013 You will get ECE in NIT Trichy, 2nd choice is ECE Suratkal. CSE possible in NIT Calicut, Rourkela
My father is currently working in Gulf, but I haven't ever lived outside India.
Am I eligible for this scheme as the name suggests Ciwg(Children of Indians working in gulf).
Any answer will be highly appreciated.
Dear @Astro_Curations,
Thank you for asking.
Based on last year's data, you are not eligible for CIWG because you did not complete 10+2 level education (or its equivalent) outside of India. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure to confirm the current eligibility requirements.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
namaste sir i am an oci i have done my study from india from lkg till 12th am i applicable for dasa
Dear Student/Parents,
Thanks for asking your query.
In this case, if you belong to the OCI category, you are eligible for DASA. For more details, watch this complete video.
Feel free to let me know if you have any other queries.
will we get free seats through DASA CIWG SCHEME
Dear Viewer,
Thank you for asking your query.
To better assist you, we'd like some clarification. What kind of free seats are you interested in? Do you want to know about fee-waiver seats? Additionally, could you please tell us your location?
@@ALLENOverseas i livein saudi arabi aby free setas i meaan seats with VEEERRRRYYY cheap fees
Sir when does the class starts for nits
Dear @srinivasagovindramesh4229
Thank you for your query.
It's expected by the 1st week of August. It may vary a little bit from college to college. Please check the official website of your respective college to get the exact schedule.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Can indian nationals studying in nepal apply for dasa scheme( i am not an nepali citizen)?
Dear abhinavkanth4996,
Thank you for your query.
As per the guidelines, they are eligible for the DASA scheme in this case. Please watch this complete video for other eligibility criteria.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir should we get 60 percent in pcm alone or its all subjecrs combined
Dear Ezhuen,
Thank you for your query.
To be eligible, you must have scored 60% marks or 6.0 CGPA in aggregate with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the following subjects: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, or Biology. In your case, your subjects are PCM.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
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@@ALLENOverseasStill not clear. Only PCM or all papers put together
Dear Govind,
In your case, PCM only.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
sir
From where can we find the count of oci/pio/foreign national/ciwg students that have applied for jee mains 2024 ?
Dear @IluS-bg4lg,
Thank you for asking your query.
In this case, we are unable to provide a specific answer due to a lack of sufficient information.
However, please find below some general data about the JEE (Main) 2024 Examination:
*1)* Total number of unique candidates registered in both January and April sessions: 1,476,557
*2)* Total number of unique candidates who appeared in both sessions: 1,415,110
The DASA 2024 official brochure may provide more details on the applied candidates for JEE Main 2024. We recommend waiting for its release.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
I have 55% in 11th am i eligible for dasa quota?
Dear @chad4409,
Thank you for your query.
While your 11th-grade marks are not directly used for DASA quota eligibility, you will need to achieve a minimum of 60% aggregate marks or 6.5 CGPA in your 12th-grade (or qualifying exam) to be eligible.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir what is the eligibility in 2024 for 12th
Dear Anuradha,
Thank you for your query.
We believe there will not be major changes to the eligibility criteria compared to previous years. However, we are still waiting for the official brochure from the NTA. We will update you as soon as we receive it and have the exact details.
For more information, please stay tuned with us :)
How about OCI holder who studied 11th and 12th in India ?
Dear Neelima,
Thanks for asking your query.
In this case, if you belong to the OCI category, you are eligible for DASA. For more details, watch this complete video.
Feel free to let me know if you have any other queries.
it depends for 2024 if you have got your oci card before 2021 then you have to go through jee mains and josaa counselling like an ordinary indian citizen but if you got your oci card after 2021 then you can opt for the dasa scheme
@@manvendraraj could you pls explain more on this? Why the cutoff 2021? Any links to educate more area greatly appreciated.. thanks much..
Hello sir
My son is in12th studying in gulf but we are planning to settle in India by next year 2025 after his 12th grade. Can we apply in SASA in this case.
Dear @adlin185,
Thank you for your query.
Based on last year's brochure, you can apply for DASA. Please ensure that you meet other eligibility criteria mentioned in the video. Feel free to contact us for personal guidance: bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support
For more updates, please stay tuned!
Thanks 👍
Hello.. i am a recident of USA with an oci card but i am studying here since 1st grade.. am i eligible fot dasa quota?
Dear @ThatFootballBoy93 ,
Thank you for your query.
Based on last year's data, you seem to be eligible for the DASA program. You can watch this full video to learn more about the eligibility criteria for OCI card holders. However, please wait for the official DASA 2024 brochure for the confirmed details.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
@@ALLENOverseas but in the video it was mentioned that we had to complete 2 years of our education adroad
Is 60%overall or 60%aggregate in physics Chem and maths
Dear Wasee Ulhaq,
Thank you for your query.
To be eligible, you must have scored 60% marks or 6.0 CGPA in aggregate with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the following subjects: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, or Biology. In your case, your subjects are PCM.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
The eligibility Criteria is wrong and the student who is oci can apply under the DASA
Dear @prat2004,
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Could you please help us to identify the wrong information? We have tried our best to give authentic information. However, if you feel there is any problem, let us know, so that we can guide others as well.
If you need any Assistance and Guidance, you can also fill out the Google form bit.ly/DASA2023Query and our counselling team will get in touch with you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hi
My son is appearing for 2024 JEE exams.
Where can I get all the details for 2024.
*Dear Parents,*
Thank you for asking your query. We understand that you're seeking valuable resources for the JEE 2024 exam. We will be creating useful videos periodically in the upcoming months.
In the meantime, please watch our latest video about *JEE Mains 2024* at ua-cam.com/video/Rl4y6QIuUYE/v-deo.html. We hope it will be helpful for you.
You can also visit our website - www.allenoverseas.com/ [go to *Exam section* for all the important information about *JEE (Main + Advanced) 2024* ].
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
My rank nearest 7 lakhs
Can i drop this year then next year can i apply
Dear Sreeja,
Thanks for asking your query.
Well, it's a very big decision, Why don't you talk to our expert about it?
You can also fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query. Our counselling team will get back to you soon.
After that, you can feel free to make a decision.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas
Thankyou sir
I have no idea about dasa ciwg
Last date of jee just I apply for jee main
So I thought one-year drop next year attend jee main
Then can I apply ciwg quota
Dear Sreerja,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Let me know, did you fill out the form? If not, please do it, so that our expert can give your proper guidance regarding this - bit.ly/DASA2023Query. Our counselling team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
hey sir my rank in jee mains is 300786(obc) will i get a good college?
Dear Candiates,
Thank you for your query.
Could you please share your General rank?
Hello sir , i am an oci applicant of us citizenship My passport is of exipry date and i am unable to complete dasa form what should i do
Dear Nirav,
Thanks for asking your query.
Let us know, do you have an OCI card ?
Yes
@@ALLENOverseassir pls help
Dear Nirav Gupta,
Thanks for your patience.
Great, you have an OCI card. However, we have shared your query to our team, let us look into this.
Meanwhile, please fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you as soon as possible.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Hello Nirav, Did you require the passport information while filling up the jee main registration? The passport has expired so the query. Can you let me know the documents required at the time of filling the registration for jee mains
can a repeater who is CIWG worth candidate who has the following details:
1)studied 10th,11th and 12th outside India in KSA and qualified in the year 2023
2)jee main score: 92.0902667
3)have passport, aadhar card
4)and all the necessary documents can be provided am i eligible even though i am a repeater?
Dear @Alkali69,
Thank you for your query.
Based on your information, you may be eligible. Please ensure you meet all other eligibility criteria for CIWG candidates.
If you need further guidance, you can reach out to us at bit.ly/ALLEN_DASA_Support and we'll get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Were u eleigible I'm planning to take a drop for jee 2025 will I be eligible for ciwg?
Provided I've met all the necessary conditions
sir can a dropper apply under ciwg quota if he has met all the necessary conditions
Dear @raghubbd1,
Thank you for your query.
As a dropper, if you are eligible for JEE Mains, then you are also eligible for the CIWG quota. However, please make sure you meet all the necessary conditions.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
When will application form for dasa 2025 release
Dear Divyash,
Thank you for your query.
While the official notification has not yet been released by NTA, the registration is expected to start after the release of JEE Mains 2024 session 2 result, most likely in late April 2024.
So, please wait for the official announcement.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseas thankyou 😀
Sir , can u please tell how many choices can we give while filling application form ...
Dear @a.2989 ,
There is no limit on choices if you're talking about the number of colleges. We would like to suggest that you please fill it out according to your priority.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir I gave my passport for renewal one week ago but the process is still going on ..So I will be submitting the pdf of my present passport at the time of registration. But at the time of reporting, I will carry both the present and new passport...I hope it won't be an issue sir...Ryt sir?
Dear Devikrishna,
Thank for your query.
Well, it can create a little bit of escalation. No worries, I would like to suggest you to take guidance about DASA from our expert, please fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Query and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
I also have same issue..What ur doing for that?.Carrying both?
@@sreeharikrishna8599 Let me know if you have asked about this through our support team. If not, please fill out the form and they will be happy to help you with any questions you have.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
My son is American citizen nri pio card he is studying India is eligible for dasa
Dear @harivenkataramchandrarao8567 ,
Thank you for your query.
If your son has American Citizenship, you can apply under the Foreign Category for DASA. We have also covered the full eligibility criteria in this video.
If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to let us know.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us!
Hi sir is there any condition for the 10% supernumerary seats in iits does it makes foreign candidates
admission easier,last year even though we had an supernumerary seats we had to get more than closing rank than cutoff for general ,i am from Nepal and currently in 12th will give jee 2024 ,please tell
Dear Avinash,
Thank you for your message.
Let us explain,
*1)* The seats are only available for foreign nationals who have studied abroad or have studied at the 10+2 level or equivalent in a foreign country.
*2)* The seats are subject to the same academic requirements as the regular seats, and foreign candidates must still meet the cut-off for the general category.
However, the 10% supernumerary seats do make it easier for foreign candidates to get admission to IITs, as they do not have to compete with Indian nationals for the limited number of regular seats. In 2022, the closing rank for the 10% supernumerary seats was much lower than the closing rank for the regular seats.
As a foreign candidate from Nepal, you will be eligible for the 10% supernumerary seats if you meet the above conditions. However, you will still need to score well in JEE Advanced in order to be considered for admission. The closing rank for the 10% supernumerary seats will vary from year to year, so it is important to keep track of the trends and to aim for a high score.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
Sir, i have completed my 10th(Nepal board) and 11th in nepal and currently studying in 12th. In DPS nepal branch CBSE board.
I have indian citizenship my parents live and work here .
Will i be eligible for DASA ?
Dear @t0ughop422
Thank you for your query.
Yes, you're eligible. Please do the registration today asap.
If you need more guidance about DASA, please don't forget to fill out this Google form - bit.ly/DASA2023Quer and Our support team will get back to you soon.
For more updates, please stay tuned with us :)
@@ALLENOverseasSir, As i am eligible for DASA , i am also obc candidates and my parents income is less than 1.5 lakh😢 inr will i be eligible for fee waivers in NITs.
@@t0ughop422 Yes, you are eligible for DASA. However, we would like to suggest to you that there are very limited seats under the fee waiver.
It is possible that you may not get one of these seats. Please make your plans accordingly.
Hlo can uh say uh r from Nepal dps is it dps birgunj ?
@@ganeshkalwar2609 I am from Nepal biratnagar.
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Hello sir, need guidance for NRI student for admission in engineering college. Appeared JEE 2024 exam
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@@ALLENOverseas student is from Bahrain
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