Tamil Nadu: Nativity certificate made mandatory for MBBS aspirants with state schooling as well
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Tamil Nadu: To prevent students from claiming dual Nativity, the Directorate of Medical Education in Tamil Nadu has instructed that all the aspirants who have completed their schooling from class 6 to 12 even in Tamil Nadu will also have to submit their nativity certificate along with other concerned documents to secure MBBS admission.
Previously the students who pursued their education from class 6 to 12 either partly or completely from outside the state needed to produce their nativity certificate.
However, in order to reduce confusion or misuse regarding the state quota system, the authorities have decided that "Candidates who are Native of Tamil Nadu and have studied from Standard VI to Standard XII in schools of Tamil Nadu should also produce Nativity Certificate and Community Certificate issued by the competent authority along with the true copies of their parent's certificates such as Driving Licence, Ration Card/Passport, SSLC / 10th, 12th Mark Sheet or Transfer Certificate (any one Certificate will suffice) apart from Community Certificate to claim the communal reservation."
Moreover, the candidates who are native of Tamil Nadu, but have studied from VI Standard to XII Standard outside Tamil Nadu either partly or completely in one or more States should produce the Nativity Certificate and Community Certificate of the candidates along with the true copies of their parent's certificates such as Driving Licence, Ration Card/Passport, SSLC / 10th , 12th Mark Sheet and Transfer Certificate, (any one Certificate will suffice). The Community Certificate of the parents should be enclosed to claim Communal Reservation.
Other State candidates who have studied from VI Standard to XII Standard continuously in Tamil Nadu, will be deemed to be native of Tamil Nadu and will be considered under the Open Category. (k) Community Certificate obtained from other States will not be considered for reservation and such candidates will be treated as an open category.
Admission under State quota seats will also include admission on a preferential basis (7.5 percentage) as per the Tamil Nadu Admission to Undergraduate Courses in Medicine, Dentistry, Indian Medicine, and Homeopathy. Candidates who seek admission under preferential admission of 7.5% of seats in MBBS/BDS courses should obtain and upload a bonafide certificate from the school last studied from the Headmaster/Headmistress in the prescribed format for their studying 6th standard to 12th standard.
The candidates of other Boards / Universities / Countries (except State Board) who wish to take up an MBBS / BDS seat in the State of Tamil Nadu should submit the Eligibility Certificate obtained from the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University, Guindy, Chennai, at the time of submission of filled in the online application and if they failed to do so their cases will be rejected.
The application forms will be available online from 03.11.2020 onwards till 12.11.2020 up to 5:00 P.M. The rank list is most likely to be declared on 16.11.2020. The courses will commence from 15.12.2020 and the admission will be closed on 31.12.2020. The details of the counseling are to be notified on the official website later.
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