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Tamil Nadu: Nativity certificate made mandatory for MBBS aspirants with state schooling as well
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...
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.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.