Yes, you can! I could have gotten into NIT Surathkal's Artificial Intelligence course with my JEE Main rank; I checked later on their website. But keep in mind the fees through DASA is 2-3 times more than Indian students' fees IIITs also accept DASA but IIIT Hyderabad has an independent portal and the deadline for it is different so make sure to check that.
Well IIT just lost another great student , University of Houston, TX (u lucky UNI !) will be very happy to have you there. I’ve known you throughout your IIT journey Naumi, and I’ll say it once again - “You grew up as a person in amazing way from 9th to now”. All the best for the future and ur RUclips journey, you’ll rock wherever u are ik
Had your parents registered your birth at the Indian embassy or consulate in the US within 12 months of your birth, you could have been a dual citizen (which is allowed for those born abroad to Indian parents till they are 18, and if they don't renounce the foreign citizen within 6 months of turning 18, the Indian citizenship automatically ceases) which opens up much more avenues and makes life much easier administratively.
Keep up hope , you will dazzle like a diamond !!!.. My daughter is facing the similar issue , she is an OCI too ..this year GOI also changed admission for NEET aspirants(PIO/OCI) ..
I'm an OCI NEET aspirant too. This year, they completely removed us from the general counselling and only made us eligible for the foreign seats. There are only 7 foreign seats in aiims delhi and 5 in AMU. the rest are all private and super expensive. I had gotten an all India rank of 324. Fortunately, this was enough to get aiims d. But the rest of the foreign nationals now have to pay a lot just to get into a mediocre college
Hi, Really loved the information you gave and congratulations! I have a question. So an OCI holder/foreign national competes with another foreign national/OCI or it is like I need to get a rank equivalent to GEN category among the foreign nationals? Thanks
I have some questions if you can please share your views on: -->Did you apply for both Josaa and Dasa ? -->does non saarc mean that you completed 12th in non saarc countries , or you are a citizen of a non saarc one --> which is more costly for btech : dasa or a us university? Hey , Your video is like an oasis in a desert for dasa students , so much insight which I wouldn't have attained otherwise.
Hello, 1. I only applied through JOSAA 2. I am a citizen of USA; completed my 12th in india 3. I would say a US university is costlier but if you manage to secure full-ride scholarships, you can make studying in the US cheaper than in India! hope that helped! :)
Hi Naumi, your video expained all your study journey, i have gone though your next video aswell, you have cleraed many of my doubts, i could not find anyother video like this for PIO student in youtube, my daughter is also US citizen and came back from US when she was 6 months old, got PIO then OCI card, studies completed from 1 to 11 grade (got marks in 1st year 461/470), now she is in 12th grade at Narayana college, She is a good student but may not get in iits, based on her scores in the college exams, we are hoping to get jee mains rank below 50 thousand. But with this rank may not get good college here for CSE in good NITs or she may get maximum good local college with jee mains rank in Hydearabad. 1. Do suggest in this senario, applying US colleges is better? 2. She is not written any SAT exams as of now and not prepared as well. 3. Being a girl did you face any chalenge in US for your undergrad. 4. Do you suggest coming to US for undergard is btter or after completing batchlers she can go to US being a US citizen. 5. Is there much advantage in jobs when you do undergadute at US. Your reply and suggestion is highly appreciated since you have crossed all this stages and you are in a better position to judge the senarios. Thank you and god bless you
Extraordinary skills you have demonstrated to move on with life, kudos to you. May I ask the closing of the foreign national considered, is it GEN - Gender Neutral?
First of all, Thank you so much for posting this, really helps as an OCI student (Non Saarc) in the same situation. + I would like to ask, if you had a choice to go for NIT T/K/W CSE through DASA or still go Abroad, would you have taken it and if yes then which one would you had prefer?
I do have the same question, would be really good if we could get answer to this. I understand DASA would be costlier by 3 times compare to normal engineering fees in India, but going abroad would be even much more costlier. Would not be a good option to do BTech in India by DASA and then go Abroad for Masters ?
@@shivshankar53 I agree. As long as Btech abroad is affordable abroad through scholarships/full rides, go for it. Otherwise, going through DASA would make more sense, even with the 3 times fees. You can always go abroad for masters/PhD/research
@@sagarpowar Hi Sagar...I am in fact asking these questions..in this forum :-) However, apparently the answer to your question looks like...OCI with schooling done in India need to first go through JEE Main...and then through DASA for entry in NIT....for them entry in NIT through JOSAA may not be possible.
Sister i am preparing for IIT Delhi CS Branch from Nepal. Do I have to get marks equal to indian students to get there OR I will get there even if i qualified with good marks. Please help me with it.
Ni Naumi, Could you please tell us how u got into Univ of Houston. Your SAT score, extra curricular you have mentioned, essay for applying. What all univs you applied? Any scholarship you received, fee structure over there. Amazing you are able to get into Univ of Houston even though you did all ur schooling in India.
What about applying in Engineering colleges under JEE Mains score for OCI ? anyone did so and whats the experience, criteria and fees structure if same as other indians ?
This is indiscrimination and should be challenged to apex level, you should come on TV and explain the apathy. Even my son is born in US and from yr1 till yrs 17 he will be studying continuously in India . But he cant go for MHT-CET & has to apply to university based on his 12th score. Forced to take admission in Eng colleges with high fees. why should the be when he is studying in india from 17 yrs and father is getting indian salary and paying taxes in India.
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What about NITs and IIITs thru DASA ? Can OCI who has completed 12th from India apply thru DASA with Jee mains score ?
Yes, you can! I could have gotten into NIT Surathkal's Artificial Intelligence course with my JEE Main rank; I checked later on their website. But keep in mind the fees through DASA is 2-3 times more than Indian students' fees
IIITs also accept DASA but IIIT Hyderabad has an independent portal and the deadline for it is different so make sure to check that.
@@naumiaparanji what is ur jee mains rank?
@@haarikagopisetty4901 96 percentile; rank in 30k's
Vscrum , what is your jee rank? mine is 9412
No you cannot , for applying under dasa it is mandatory for you to pass class 11and 12 outside India.
Well IIT just lost another great student , University of Houston, TX (u lucky UNI !) will be very happy to have you there. I’ve known you throughout your IIT journey Naumi, and I’ll say it once again - “You grew up as a person in amazing way from 9th to now”. All the best for the future and ur RUclips journey, you’ll rock wherever u are ik
So proud of you, you go girl! You'll do amazing wherever you are!
Thank you Jo! Will miss you all terribly!
From Kerala!?
Damn
Straight from the heart compilation. All the best Putta ❤️
Had your parents registered your birth at the Indian embassy or consulate in the US within 12 months of your birth, you could have been a dual citizen (which is allowed for those born abroad to Indian parents till they are 18, and if they don't renounce the foreign citizen within 6 months of turning 18, the Indian citizenship automatically ceases) which opens up much more avenues and makes life much easier administratively.
Keep up hope , you will dazzle like a diamond !!!.. My daughter is facing the similar issue , she is an OCI too ..this year GOI also changed admission for NEET aspirants(PIO/OCI) ..
So excited for this. Good luck❤️
I'm an OCI NEET aspirant too. This year, they completely removed us from the general counselling and only made us eligible for the foreign seats. There are only 7 foreign seats in aiims delhi and 5 in AMU. the rest are all private and super expensive.
I had gotten an all India rank of 324. Fortunately, this was enough to get aiims d. But the rest of the foreign nationals now have to pay a lot just to get into a mediocre college
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Very nice..all the best for ur future. once again congrats my dear 😘
Thank you Mami!!
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Thanks so much Jahnavi!
Hi,
Really loved the information you gave and congratulations!
I have a question. So an OCI holder/foreign national competes with another foreign national/OCI or it is like I need to get a rank equivalent to GEN category among the foreign nationals?
Thanks
Even I need to know this!
Nice and informative video. I am going through the same route this year. Don't yet know where I would land. Btw congrats for getting in UOH!
You are great 👍👍All the best
Thank you very much
I have some questions if you can please share your views on:
-->Did you apply for both Josaa and Dasa ?
-->does non saarc mean that you completed 12th in non saarc countries , or you are a citizen of a non saarc one
--> which is more costly for btech : dasa or a us university?
Hey , Your video is like an oasis in a desert for dasa students , so much insight which I wouldn't have attained otherwise.
bro , are u a foreign student ? can u please guide me with the process
Hello,
1. I only applied through JOSAA
2. I am a citizen of USA; completed my 12th in india
3. I would say a US university is costlier but if you manage to secure full-ride scholarships, you can make studying in the US cheaper than in India!
hope that helped! :)
Very good and informative video.. you presented it very well..
Hi Naumi, your video expained all your study journey, i have gone though your next video aswell, you have cleraed many of my doubts, i could not find anyother video like this for PIO student in youtube, my daughter is also US citizen and came back from US when she was 6 months old, got PIO then OCI card, studies completed from 1 to 11 grade (got marks in 1st year 461/470), now she is in 12th grade at Narayana college, She is a good student but may not get in iits, based on her scores in the college exams, we are hoping to get jee mains rank below 50 thousand. But with this rank may not get good college here for CSE in good NITs or she may get maximum good local college with jee mains rank in Hydearabad.
1. Do suggest in this senario, applying US colleges is better?
2. She is not written any SAT exams as of now and not prepared as well.
3. Being a girl did you face any chalenge in US for your undergrad.
4. Do you suggest coming to US for undergard is btter or after completing batchlers she can go to US being a US citizen.
5. Is there much advantage in jobs when you do undergadute at US.
Your reply and suggestion is highly appreciated since you have crossed all this stages and you are in a better position to judge the senarios.
Thank you and god bless you
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Very nice...awsome...keep going
Very helpful. My kids are american. I will keep this in mind.
Missed you...🤗.nd all d bst...
Thank you Anshika!
Extraordinary skills you have demonstrated to move on with life, kudos to you.
May I ask the closing of the foreign national considered, is it GEN - Gender Neutral?
First of all, Thank you so much for posting this, really helps as an OCI student (Non Saarc) in the same situation.
+ I would like to ask, if you had a choice to go for NIT T/K/W CSE through DASA or still go Abroad, would you have taken it and if yes then which one would you had prefer?
I do have the same question, would be really good if we could get answer to this. I understand DASA would be costlier by 3 times compare to normal engineering fees in India, but going abroad would be even much more costlier. Would not be a good option to do BTech in India by DASA and then go Abroad for Masters ?
@@shivshankar53 I agree. As long as Btech abroad is affordable abroad through scholarships/full rides, go for it. Otherwise, going through DASA would make more sense, even with the 3 times fees. You can always go abroad for masters/PhD/research
@@naumiaparanji Thank you very much for your response !! Wish you all the very best in your life !!
@@shivshankar53 Hi Shiv, can oci with schooling done in india apply to NIT on jeemains marks through josaa? Or have to go through DASA?
@@sagarpowar Hi Sagar...I am in fact asking these questions..in this forum :-) However, apparently the answer to your question looks like...OCI with schooling done in India need to first go through JEE Main...and then through DASA for entry in NIT....for them entry in NIT through JOSAA may not be possible.
NARAYANITE here...i can feel you...also a FIIT JEE ian....gr8 stuff senior
Please make a video on you first year journey in USA University.... about emotions and stuggles and positive points also
Very nice 👍all the best👍💯
Sister i am preparing for IIT Delhi CS Branch from Nepal. Do I have to get marks equal to indian students to get there OR I will get there even if i qualified with good marks. Please help me with it.
Ni Naumi, Could you please tell us how u got into Univ of Houston. Your SAT score, extra curricular you have mentioned, essay for applying. What all univs you applied? Any scholarship you received, fee structure over there. Amazing you are able to get into Univ of Houston even though you did all ur schooling in India.
Please watch my video on ‘How I got a full ride to college in the US’ I talk about all of these!
Just wanted to ask you can oci student give jee mains and advance using aadhar card or driving licence or what you gave as identity proof
What about applying in Engineering colleges under JEE Mains score for OCI ? anyone did so and whats the experience, criteria and fees structure if same as other indians ?
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same gurl same i was born in the us too to indian parents
This is indiscrimination and should be challenged to apex level, you should come on TV and explain the apathy. Even my son is born in US and from yr1 till yrs 17 he will be studying continuously in India . But he cant go for MHT-CET & has to apply to university based on his 12th score. Forced to take admission in Eng colleges with high fees. why should the be when he is studying in india from 17 yrs and father is getting indian salary and paying taxes in India.
True ...same with my daughter
So true😢
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