I think a foreign national ( Eg. OCI) studying in India is also eligible for DASA. They need not complete 10 and 12th from abroad. Please check the official brochure released by Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur on 18th Sep 2021. It clearly states " All foreign nationals studying in any country including India or Indian nationals studying abroad who fulfill prescribed admission criteria shall be eligible". Hence please correct your video accordingly
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?
sir , i have few doubts 1. if a student studies till 10 th outside india and 11th , 12 th in india , will he be considered as NRI or general category . 2. can a NRI student choose general category so that he will pay only general category fees or will NRI category be only allowed .
Dear sir should our mains marks need to be on par with our corresponding general candidates to get a particular course.or is there any reservation just like obc/SC/st
DASA brochure says completion 11th and 12th (or equivalent) at abroad are essential qualification, but your video says 10th and 12th. I understand completion of 10th at abroad and 11th & 12th in India wont be considered for NRI fees structure. Please clarify.
Hi, I am NRI, My Daughter Studied abroad till Grade 8th and after that she is studying in India , Wil she be eligible for NRI quote and how form of the same shall be filled up. if you can guide shall be grateful. I have sent an email also to your email ID.
Sir, what about a child born abroad, having passport other than India and is having OCI card... but schooling done in India...which category they fall into ???
My Son is PIO (Born in USA) but all along stayed in India and appearing for 12th Std from India only. So, in his case will he be eligible for any reservations. Also, what will be fees charged to him in IIT/NIT in case if could join these. Thanks in advance 🙏
Dear sir I am in ska may son study in India 10th and 11 and 12 Also he eligible jee main obc 700 rank My question he need admission forNIT How can get documents ?
My husband is a sailor and holds NRI status for more than 26 years. My son did all his education in India. Can we apply in NRI quota? he has taken his SAT . Please advise
Hi, my sister' daughter completed her 10th from Muscat, Oman. But after that they moved to UK. So she completed her 11th which is called year 12 in uk there. Now she is in year 13 (sixth form) now and wants to give IIT JEE exams. Does she eligible for Dasa or CIWG. Is there any provision for british higher secondary students. ? If she can Please reply what is the way? If she is not eligible what can she do for eligibility? I mean her 12 th should repeat or something else? Please reply 🙏
If a Europe citizen studies from primary school in India. He is not an Indian citizen but full studies are in India. How would the engineering and medical or IIT seat selection work. And how much is fee.
If my children study in Saudi Arabia up to from 8th class to 10th class they consider as NRI student Are normal admissions they can take for 11th and 12th in India and normal engineer they can do
Dear Sir 2 most common issue for Gulf Residents during COVID Scenario 1 - As CBSE is postponed which wil held anytime later the question is can if v shift the examination center of our kids to INDIA (who r studying in Gulf) because v dt want them to loose other exams if they stay here. Wil they miss d CIWG Quota . 2. What u expect the minimum percentile needed to get a CS or ECE in top 6 to 7 NIITs under CIWG Scheme .. Pls make a Video on it too Thx
Yes, they should be eligible for DASA CIWG because as a document proof for DASA CIWG eligibility you will be getting the school certificate from abroad only. So, this should not be a problem. Thanks, Team TestprepKart
@@TestprepKart thx for this reply. The second query was how much min Percentile would be needed to CS in top NIITs under CIWG .. As i saw very limited students participated r appearing in JEE in Gulf ..
@@beinghuman2655 Hi, So this is a tricky question at this point of time because earlier SAT was considered and it was know that you need to have 1800 minimum marks to qualify even for getting considered for DASA or CIWG. But now since JEE is in action and this is the fist time it happened recently. So, the cutoffs are not out yet officially. But, our assumption is around above 95 percentile for sure.
please clarify ...does applying through this scheme reduce your compettion and make it easier to get admission .as compared to applying through the normal way just like all students who have studied in india
Sir my son completed his 10th and 11th from india, 12th from gulf country (Bahrain)does he is eligible for dasa if not what are all the college were he can get nri kota
My grandson is OCI card holder,living in Mumbai for last 15 years and studied in Mumbai.passed 10th and 12th from Mumbai.he is US citizen by virtue of his birth. I want to know admission procedure for him to get admission in top engg college.
No, As per the dasa ciwg eligibility criteria. You are not eligible for this quota. You can check here your eligibility - www.testprepkart.com/jee/info.php?id=69/&&mid=166/dasa-ciwg-eligibility
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I think a foreign national ( Eg. OCI) studying in India is also eligible for DASA. They need not complete 10 and 12th from abroad. Please check the official brochure released by Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur on 18th Sep 2021. It clearly states " All foreign nationals studying in any country including India or Indian nationals studying abroad who fulfill prescribed admission criteria shall be eligible". Hence please correct your video accordingly
Is the JEE mains for getting into DASA CIWG & as a cut off JEE Advance going to be judged from the same JEE mains paper or mains papers are different.
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?
will i be considere as an nri if i have studied 10 in abroad and studing 12 in india for Jee
I got 98.5 percentile in jee...can i get cse in top nits through dasa
sir , i have few doubts
1. if a student studies till 10 th outside india and 11th , 12 th in india , will he be considered as NRI or general category .
2. can a NRI student choose general category so that he will pay only general category fees or will NRI category be only allowed .
Same question
Dear sir should our mains marks need to be on par with our corresponding general candidates to get a particular course.or is there any reservation just like obc/SC/st
DASA brochure says completion 11th and 12th (or equivalent) at abroad are essential qualification, but your video says 10th and 12th. I understand completion of 10th at abroad and 11th & 12th in India wont be considered for NRI fees structure. Please clarify.
Why there is no reply ? Do Testprep wants to confuse the Indian students and parents ?
Hi, I am NRI, My Daughter Studied abroad till Grade 8th and after that she is studying in India , Wil she be eligible for NRI quote and how form of the same shall be filled up. if you can guide shall be grateful. I have sent an email also to your email ID.
sir has the application form released yet? it is not available on the website yet.
Sir, what about a child born abroad, having passport other than India and is having OCI card... but schooling done in India...which category they fall into ???
Hello sir. Will I be able to get the NRI quota if I reside in Indian but my parent is working in a middle east country?
My Son is PIO (Born in USA) but all along stayed in India and appearing for 12th Std from India only. So, in his case will he be eligible for any reservations. Also, what will be fees charged to him in IIT/NIT in case if could join these. Thanks in advance 🙏
Hello shiv, did you get any answer. Is your son eligible for dasa ?
Did you get answer for your questions
@@marjaya12 I did a bit of research and found out that he will be eligible for DASA as he is a PIO even though he stayed all along in India.
@@shivshankar53 Yes, it's true bcoz of US passport
@@annaindian47 Yes I think so.
Dear sir
I am in ska may son study in India 10th and 11 and 12
Also he eligible jee main obc 700 rank
My question he need admission forNIT
How can get
documents ?
OCI and with schooling done in India, are they eligible under DASA?
yes
My husband is a sailor and holds NRI status for more than 26 years. My son did all his education in India. Can we apply in NRI quota? he has taken his SAT . Please advise
No, to obtain NRI Quota in India, students need to study at least 11th & 12th from Abroad. So he cannot apply for NRI Quota under DASA Scheme.
My son has done his grade 10 in India, he will be finishing his grades 11 and 12 from Singapore? Is he eligible for DASA??
Hi, my sister' daughter completed her 10th from Muscat, Oman. But after that they moved to UK. So she completed her 11th which is called year 12 in uk there. Now she is in year 13 (sixth form) now and wants to give IIT JEE exams. Does she eligible for Dasa or CIWG. Is there any provision for british higher secondary students. ? If she can Please reply what is the way? If she is not eligible what can she do for eligibility? I mean her 12 th should repeat or something else? Please reply 🙏
If a Europe citizen studies from primary school in India.
He is not an Indian citizen but full studies are in India.
How would the engineering and medical or IIT seat selection work.
And how much is fee.
Hello my son is citizen of USA but studying in India
Now he is going to 11th.
Can he eligible for DASA quota for IIitH
If my children study in Saudi Arabia up to from 8th class to 10th class they consider as NRI student
Are normal admissions they can take for 11th and 12th in India and normal engineer they can do
Sir i have visa and work permit in Indonesia. My son studied in India 10,11 n 12. Doe's he eligible for DASA? Please guide.
Dear Sir 2 most common issue for Gulf Residents during COVID Scenario
1 - As CBSE is postponed which wil held anytime later the question is can if v shift the examination center of our kids to INDIA (who r studying in Gulf) because v dt want them to loose other exams if they stay here.
Wil they miss d CIWG Quota .
2. What u expect the minimum percentile needed to get a CS or ECE in top 6 to 7 NIITs under CIWG Scheme ..
Pls make a Video on it too
Thx
Yes, they should be eligible for DASA CIWG because as a document proof for DASA CIWG eligibility you will be getting the school certificate from abroad only. So, this should not be a problem. Thanks, Team TestprepKart
@@TestprepKart thx for this reply.
The second query was how much min Percentile would be needed to CS in top NIITs under CIWG ..
As i saw very limited students participated r appearing in
JEE in Gulf ..
@@beinghuman2655 Hi, So this is a tricky question at this point of time because earlier SAT was considered and it was know that you need to have 1800 minimum marks to qualify even for getting considered for DASA or CIWG. But now since JEE is in action and this is the fist time it happened recently. So, the cutoffs are not out yet officially. But, our assumption is around above 95 percentile for sure.
Please make a latest video on same topic
please clarify ...does applying through this scheme reduce your compettion and make it easier to get admission .as compared to applying through the normal way just like all students who have studied in india
Yes, the completion under the DASA scheme is lesser then the Indian one. But to apply under DASA you need to fulfil its eligibility criteria.
Sir my son completed his 10th and 11th from india, 12th from gulf country (Bahrain)does he is eligible for dasa if not what are all the college were he can get nri kota
Please do share about ciwg in details.... thanks in advance
We have uploaded already and that should be live by evening. Thanks, Team TestprepKart
My grandson is OCI card holder,living in Mumbai for last 15 years and studied in Mumbai.passed 10th and 12th from Mumbai.he is US citizen by virtue of his birth. I want to know admission procedure for him to get admission in top engg college.
Same here 👍👍
same here.... xan you plz confirm if he got admission thru DASA or taken Open quota route?
Is it possible to get ECE in one of the top NITs through CIWG quota with a JEE percentile of 97.5 percentile?
updates?
Please make a video for foreign students
Sure, This will be made soon.
@@TestprepKart Thank you very much ✌✌
Can an NRI student go for jee mains exam for direct admission in engineering.
SIR, Is there any 1st line blood relation staying abroad eligible...is my daughter eligible. if my real sister stays in Canada and we stay in Mumbai
Am I eligible for dasa if I am a foreign national student completed my 12th in India and I don't hold OCI/PIO card?
No, As per the dasa ciwg eligibility criteria. You are not eligible for this quota. You can check here your eligibility - www.testprepkart.com/jee/info.php?id=69/&&mid=166/dasa-ciwg-eligibility
SIR IM A AMERICAN CITIZEN(OCI CARD) BUT I HAVE COMPLETED MY 11TH AND 12TH IN INDIA AM I ELIGIBLE FOR DASA
OCI Citizens are eligible for DASA even if 11th & 12th is done from India. Thanks, Team TestprepKart
Has the DASA applications form released?
DASA application forms not released yet.
SIR ARE FOREIGN CITIZEN'S(OCI) ELIGIBLE FOR DASA SCHEME?
LIVING IN INDIA
11th and 12th should be completed from abroad
Hello Sir, I am parent from Gulf, would like to know the details about CIWG quota , thanks in advanced 🙏
please connect with us using this link. www.testprepkart.com/jee/youtube-submission.php
can student from Nepal get NIT through jeemain
Yes
Pl tell the benefits of dasa..
You claim to be a pioneer in this coaching and passing on incorrect information. Very sad
Sir, is there any way for an oci card holder to get admission in IIT...
Hi, For IITs there is no way of quota for NRI, OCIs or PIO. All will be treated as regular Indian students. Reservation policy may however apply.
@@TestprepKart Thanks for the clarification 👍