What is the eligibility criterion for NRI quota in CUSAT?

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Ahalya Bose Posted On - Jun 27, 2023
Studied at Cochin University (2019)

There is no special eligibility criteria for NRI quota seats in CUSAT. You need a valid CAT rank to get admission through NRI seats. 

To apply for admission through the NRI quota seats, there are two options:

  1. Apply for the NRI option during CUSAT form-filling. The form fee for candidates (except CGW candidates) opting for the NRI seats is an additional Rs. 5,000.

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  1. If the NRI seats are not filled, you can get admission in these seats during spot admission. For this, the candidate has to pay extra security money 

(> Rs.1,00,000) which is refunded after the completion of the course.

The NRI quota seats cost more during admissions and also the semester fee is slightly higher for NRI quota seats. 

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Khushi Tiwari Posted On - Feb 11, 2021
Studied B.Tech from Cochin University Of Science and Technology

For getting a seat in the NRI quota at CUSAT, there is no special eligibility criterion. Candidates with a valid rank in CUSAT CAT (common admission test) can get admission in those NRI quota seats. 

The following table gives an insight into some important facts for NRI students:

Particulars

Amount

Total seats

64

UG Program Fees

US $ 3000 per annum

PG Program Fees

US $ 2500 per annum

Ph.D. Fees

US $ 5000 per annum

There are two basic ways to get admission through NRI quota seats in CUSAT, which are described below.

  • There is a CUSAT NRI form that can be filled at the time of form filling for the CUSAT CAT exam. It costs around Rs. 7280, whereas the general form is Rs. 1100. 
  • Candidates filling this specific form will get direct admission into the NRI quota seats. This is a process not usually known to people, and the second process is mostly followed.
  • During the spot counseling rounds, some NRI seats in various departments are found available. These seats are then offered to candidates according to CAT rank. 
  • The fees for NRI seats are a bit higher than general seats and so, most people don’t prefer them. Therefore, these seats usually become available to candidates with not so good rank.

All other facilities and policies for NRI quota candidates are the same as general candidates, other than the admission and semester fees.

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