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Sanjay K

Guide-Level 13

Hi Chetna,
For information on this, please follow the official link of the website (DU Campus):
http://ducampus.in/du-ayurvedic-unani-tibbia-college-admission.html
http://delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit_autch/AUTCH/Home/Courses

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Sanjay K

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Hi Sushmita,
You can avail 85% quota of two states in NEET for sure. As far as I know, different states have different definitions of a domicile. For example- In Bihar, Domicile means being a permanent resident of Bihar (I.e. having your own home in Bihar). On the other hand, if you've done your 11th and 12th from a recognised school in Delhi, you would be considered a domiciled candidate of Delhi as well. So, in such a condition as mentioned above in the example, a student will be able to avail the 85% quota seats for both the states (Delhi and Bihar).
For more information on this, get in touch with authorities directly.

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Harshit Mehta

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Top colleges include: https://goo.gl/YRV2mM
These are NAAC A & A+ graded

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Jewel PSStudent Counselor

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Hi Lakshmana,
Some are:
Sri Venkateshwara Polytechnic For The Physically Challenged and
School for Physically Challenged Children.

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Abida Javed

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Hi, there are chances for your admission. You can wait for the list.

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