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[QUOTE=bhaiyaji;673970]No, General-SAT is [B]NOT [/B]required for DASA. It is required for IIIT-H. There may be more institutions who may require General-SAT.[/QUOTE] BITS Pilani admissions through International Students Admission also require SAT (reasoning) score but it is not used for selection ...

[QUOTE=vasu123;678142] If OCI kid with US passport lives in India for more than a year then OCI kid is not NRI right. [/QUOTE] The above statement is not true. As per Indian Citizenship Act, OCI will be treated on par with NRI no matter how days he/she lives in India. In Bangalore, school fees are ...

[QUOTE=satiguru;677806]Can you please share what is the admission criteria for this ?[/QUOTE]

Just like any other student in India[B]. Only difference is [/B]OCI kids will come under General Category. Clear JEE Main, JEE Advanced & get admission. Fees will be on par with Indian nationals.

[QUOTE=vapasi1;677360]1) Do OCI kids qualify for Home State seats under KCET or COMEDK? 2) If OCI is under process, can USC kids still write The entrance tests? Is it required only during admissions after qualifying or is it required to write the tests? Would appreciate info on the above.[/QUOTE ...

My son cleared KVPY during 12th (SX). KVPY was just a litmus test to check his level of preparation for JEE. 1. Attempting SA is ok. It gives another chance in SX. 2. Nothing specific. JEE materials are good enough. 3. My son chose Maths in KVPY interview (second phase). Bio will be additional ...

Also, USA kids without OCI born to Indian-American parents without OCI will be foreign nationals too.

Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Colombo (Sri Lanka), Dhaka (Bangladesh), Dubai (UAE),
Kathmandu (Nepal) and Singapore were the test centres for JEE-Adv in 2017.

Definition of Foreign National as of 2017: Candidates who are NOT citizens of India (by birth or naturalized), do not belong to OCI category, and whose parents are not citizens of India and do not come under OCI category at the time of registering for JEE (Advanced) 2017 are treated as foreign ...

My son joined IIT Madras last year. He is an OCI. There are 8 OCI kids who joined IIT Madras last year.

[QUOTE=vinay8689;668418]My daughter is OCI card holder and studied in Hyderabad from preschool to Intermediate (or +2). If she admits B.tech in IITs or NITs or BITs or any other engineering college as Indian national, in future any issues or problem will arise? Will it be illegal?[/QUOTE] It is ...

My daughter goes to Ekya school, ITPL. We are not happy and are applying to other schools.

Two issues:

1) Teachers are not teaching concepts clearly and they rush through.
2) Corrected answer sheets of tests are shared with the parents.