Karnataka Examinations Authority frame new rules for Non-Resident Indian quota students
Candidates who applied under the quota for the courses have to visit the KEA office in Malleswaram for verification.
KEA has changed the documents required for foreign nationals and NRIs. The latter must produce a family tree signed by the tahsildar (a notary-signed family tree or affidavit of relationship will not be accepted); an embassy certificate of the sponsor issued by the Indian consulate-general with an official seal — issued within the last six months (certificates signed by a notary will not be accepted), and the sponsor's NRI/OCI status documents, including bank passbook, passport and visa/resident visa, among other papers.
Foreign nationals must provide a resident certificate of the parent issued by the embassy of the respective country, compliant with income tax rules or any other certificate/affidavit (on Rs 100 e-stamp paper) proving the parent's residential status abroad, in addition to NEET score card, hall ticket, etc.
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