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General
Courses of Study
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Courses in
Performing Arts
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Undergraduate Courses in Medicine
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Postgraduate
Courses in Medicine
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Bachelor of
Pharmacy (BPharm) Course
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Undergraduate Courses In Engineering or
Technology
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Postgraduate
Engineering Courses
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Indian
Institute of Technology and Institute of
Technology, Banaras Hindu University
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Professional
Courses (Master of Business
Administration. Hotel Management)
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Agricultural
Courses
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Students
from Nepal
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General
Courses of Study |
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International
students under self financing schemes
seeking admission to general courses such as
Bachelor's and Master's degree in Arts,
Science, Commerce, Education, Law, or MPhil
and PhD programmes can apply directly to the
institutions concerned.
No clearance from Government of India is
required for admission to general courses. |
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Courses in
Performing Arts |
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Courses in
Indian arts, Indian music and Indian
classical dances are available in some
universities and specialised centres.
International students can obtain admission
both in undergraduate and postgraduate
courses in these fields. Facilities for
doing research work in Indian performing and
plastic arts are also available. |
Undergraduate Courses in Medicine
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Direct
admission of international students to MBBS,
BDS or any other medical course offered by
public medical institutions is not possible.
For students from developing countries of
Africa, Asia and Latin America, where
facilities for medical education are either
inadequate or not available at all, a
limited number of seats are reserved in the
MBBS, BDS courses. The exact number and
country-based allocation of these reserved
seats vary annually.
Students seeking admission against the
reserved seats are required to submit their
applications through the Indian missions
abroad or through the diplomatic missions of
the respective countries in India. For more
information, the students can contact the
Indian Embassy or the Indian High Commission
in their country. The last date of
submission of application is usually the
28th February of the corresponding year. An
international student must have completed 12
years of schooling. International students
studying in schools in India, can submit
their applications pending the declaration
of their Higher Secondary (10+2) or
equivalent examination results. The
marksheet of the examination should however,
be sent within 10 days from the declaration
of the result to the: Students Cell, Room
No. 1009, Ministry of External Affairs.
Akbar Bhavan. New Delhi 110 021. Phone:
6876134.
International students can seek direct
admission to undergraduate courses in
Medicine (MBBS) and Dentistry (BDS) in
private medical colleges recognised by the
Medical Council of India.
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Postgraduate Courses in Medicine |
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Self financing
international students seeking admission to
postgraduate courses in medicine can only
apply to the All India Institute of Medical
Sciences, New Delhi and the Postgraduate
Institute of Medical Education & Research,
Chandigarh. Both these institutes conduct a
written competitive examination twice a
year. The students are required to appear
for their examination and pay the
examination fees themselves.
International students wishing to appear for
the entrance examination should submit their
application forms to the Students Cell, Room
No. 1009, Ministry of External Affairs,
Akbar Bhavan, New Delhi 110 021 in the
prescribed forms of the respective
institute. The application forms should be
submitted through the Indian diplomatic
missions or through the diplomatic mission
of the country of the applicant in India.
The completed application form must reach
the Students Cell, Ministry of External
Affairs, Room No. 1009, Akbar Bhavan, New
Delhi 110 021 at least 45 days before the
last date of submission of application forms
in the institute.
A No Objection Certificate from the
Department of Health, Ministry of Health and
Family Welfare, Government of India is
necessary to enable the candidates to appear
in the entrance examination |
Bachelor of
Pharmacy (BPharm) Course
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Admission to
the BPharm course is not open to all self
financing international students. However, a
limited number of seats are kept reserved
for the students from developing countries.
Candidates seeking admission to the BPharm
programme against reserved seats are
required to forward their applications to
the Students Cell, Room No. 1009, Ministry
of External Affairs, Akbar Bhavan, New Delhi
110 021 through the Indian diplomatic
missions abroad or the diplomatic missions
of their own countries in India, by the 28th
February of the corresponding year.
Applicants should have passed 10+2 Senior
School level examination with Physics,
Chemistry, Biology/ Mathematics. |
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Undergraduate Courses In Engineering or
Technology |
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Self financing
international students are not permitted to
apply directly to undergraduate courses in
engineering or technology in any government
institution in India. They can however,
apply directly to private institutions.
A limited number of seats have been kept
reserved in undergraduate engineering and
diploma in engineering courses for the self
financing students of some developing
countries.
Students
seeking admission against the reserved seats
are required to submit their applications to
the Students Cell, Room No. 1009 Ministry of
External Affairs, Akbar Bhavan, New Delhi
110021 through the diplomatic missions of
respective countries in India. The
applications should be submitted by 28
February of the corresponding year.
Candidates who have completed 12 years of
schooling with Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics are eligible to apply. Students
wishing to study for a diploma in
engineering courses, should have completed
10 years of schooling. |
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Postgraduate Engineering Courses |
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There are no
reserved seats for international students
under the Self Financing Scheme for
postgraduate courses in Engineering and
Technology. Candidates interested in
pursuing studies towards Master's and PhD
degrees in Engineering and Technology should
therefore, apply to the Students Cell, Room
No. 1009, Ministry of External Affairs,
Akbar Bhavan, New Delhi 110 021 through the
Indian missions abroad or through the
respective foreign missions in India. The
student should fill up the application form
prescribed by the institute and submit the
following documents:
A copy of the educational certificate/marksheet
(where original certificates are issued in a
language other than English, an English
translation should also be provided)
A copy of the valid passport (only the first
four pages)
A copy of the valid residential permit or
details of the student visa (relevant for
candidates already in India)
Personal particulars including contact
address. (according to the Form in Annexure
II)
A No Objection Certificate from the
Department of Education, Ministry of Human
Resource Development, Shastri Bhavan, New
Delhi 110 001. (according to the Form in
Annexure II)
In addition, for postgraduate and PhD
programmes in Engineering and Technology,
the student should have passed the graduate
aptitude test in engineering (GATE). This
applies to those international students who
have obtained their engineering/ technology
degrees in India.
GATE examination is conducted annually by
the Indian Institute of Technology at
different centres in India. A proof of
passing the GATE examination should be
submitted along with the application for
admission. |
Indian
Institute of Technology and Institute of
Technology, Banaras Hindu University
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Candidates
interested in obtaining admission into
undergraduate courses in the Indian
Institutes of Technology and Institute of
Technology, Banaras Hindu University, should
fulfill the following criteria:
The
applicant should have passed the 10+2
examination or its equivalent (a public
school/ board/ university examination) with
Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics as three
separate papers in India, or
The applicant should have passed, in any
foreign country, an examination which is
recognised by the Association of Indian
Universities as equivalent to the final
examination Studying in India of the 10+2
system with Chemistry, Physics and
Mathematics as the separate papers, or
The applicant should have passed the High
School Certificate Education examination (GCE-
London/Cambridge/ Sri Lanka) at the advanced
level with Chemistry, Physics and
Mathematics.
The candidate should have obtained an A in
at least two of the three subjects viz.
Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics and at
least a B in the third subject, in a five
letter grade system. The candidates should
have obtained at least 80% of the aggregate
marks in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics
with at least 75% of marks in each of these
three subjects. All other letter grade
systems are converted into the five letter
grade system for deciding the eligibility.
Under a semester system, for deriving the
final grade in each subject the average of
grades in all the semesters, are taken into
account.
The candidate should have passed a public
examination in English language at the
qualifying stage obtaining at least 60%
marks or a B in a five-letter grade system.
The candidate should have taken SAT II Tests
in English-writing, Mathematics-level II C,
Physics & Chemistry. In place of the English
Examination of SAT II, the written test of
TOEFL can also be taken. The applicant
should request the Educational Testing
Service, Princeton, Post Office Box No. 6200
NJ 08541, USA to send the SAT II scores
directly to the Organising Chairman, JEE so
that the scores reach by the closing date
specified every year. |
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Professional Courses (Master of Business
Administration. Hotel Management)
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There are no
reserved seats for international students
under the Self Financing Scheme for courses
like Master of Business Administration
(MBA), Hotel Management etc. Foreign
candidates can apply directly for admission
to these courses at various institutions
according to the specific institutes' rules
and regulations. The applications along with
the required documents as mentioned in the
case of admission to postgraduate courses in
Engineering, should be sent to the Students
Cell, Room No. 1009 Ministry of External
Affairs, Akbar Bhavan, New Delhi 110 021.
Admission to these courses is also subject
to production of a No Objection Certificate
from the Department of Education, Ministry
of Human Resource Development, New Delhi.
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Agricultural Courses |
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No
international student under the Self
Financing Scheme can be directly admitted to
undergraduate or postgraduate courses in any
agricultural institute in India. Some
students are however, admitted against
reserved seats under Government of India
scholarship schemes, sponsored by foreign
governments and international organisations.
All international students can, however,
seek direct admission to general
agricultural courses in non-agricultural
colleges/ universities. Applications may be
sent to the Students Cell, Room No. 1009,
Ministry of External Affairs, Akbar Bhavan,
New Delhi 110 021 through Indian missions
abroad or respective foreign missions in
India. |
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students
from Nepal |
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Students from
Nepal applying for admission to the
postgraduate medical courses MBBS, BDS,
BPharm, BE, MBA, MCA, MTech, Hotel
Management and Diploma in Engineering
programmes should send their applications to
the Embassy of India, Khatmandu, Nepal only.
Please note that an international student's
admission in any of the courses mentioned
above, is subject to recognition of his
qualification by the Indian universities |
