The MCC has emphasized that all submissions must be made strictly within the stipulated timeframe, and only one email per candidate will be accepted. Any additional attempts or emails outside the permitted schedule will be disregarded.
Why NRI Quota Remains Highly Popular
Seats reserved under the NRI category are strongly preferred by aspirants since they typically come with lower qualifying thresholds and provide Eventinstitutions. Round 2, in particular, witnesses a high number of such conversions as candidates look to upgrade their allotted seats.
Key Dates and Times
| Event | Date & Time |
| Opening of NRI Conversion Window | 01 December 2025, 11:00 AM |
| Closing of NRI Conversion Window | 03 December 2025, 08:00 AM |
| Mode of Submission | |
| Official E-Mail ID | nri.adgmemcc1@gmail.com |
Candidates must submit all documents in one consolidated email as per the sequence and format detailed in Annexure I provided by MCC.
Eligibility Criteria for Switching from Indian to NRI Status
Only applicants fulfilling the requirements laid down by the Supreme Court under the CODEUNIK ruling can apply for the conversion. The eligibility conditions include:
- The candidate must have a parent or an approved relative holding NRI status.
- The NRI sponsor must undertake complete financial responsibility for the candidate’s course fees and living expenses.
- Valid documentary evidence must confirm the legal relationship between the applicant and the sponsoring relative.
- All documentation should comply with the norms established in the Anshul Tomar judgment and other relevant court instructions.
Complete List of Documents Required for NRI Conversion
Candidates must arrange the documents in the exact order specified below:
1. NEET PG Documents
- NEET PG Admit Card
- NEET PG Score Card
2. Proof of NRI Status of Parent or Eligible Relative
Accepted evidence includes:
- Valid Passport
- Visa / Residence Permit / Work Permit
- OCI or PIO Card
- NRI Certificate from the Embassy or Consulate
3. Proof of Relationship
A certificate from a competent revenue authority supported with a family tree verifying the relationship with the sponsor.
4. Sponsorship Affidavit
A notarised affidavit declaring the sponsor’s commitment to cover:
- Full tuition fees
- Complete living expenses for the duration of the course
The affidavit must be accompanied by the sponsor’s NRE bank account passbook.
5. Academic Documents
- Class 10 marksheet and certificate
- Class 12 marksheet and certificate
6. Birth Certificate
7. Optional Supporting Documents
- Passport of candidate
- Passport of sponsor
How to Send the Documents
All applicants must email their complete document set to nri.adgmemcc1@gmail.com.
Submission Guidelines:
- All documents must be sent in one email only.
- Scans must be clear, complete, and readable.
- Annexure I format must be strictly followed.
- Emails received before 11:00 AM on December 1 or after 08:00 AM on December 3 will be rejected.
Important Instructions from MCC
- Only one submission email is allowed for each applicant.
- Any submission outside the allotted period will not be processed.
- Unclear or incomplete document sets may result in denial of NRI status.
- MCC’s decision regarding approval of NRI conversion will be final.
- Candidates should frequently check the official MCC portal (www.mcc.nic.in) for updates.
Why Many Aspirants Prefer NRI Conversion in Round 2
Round 2 of NEET PG counselling often provides better opportunities for an upgraded seat, especially in high-demand clinical specialties such as:
- Radiology
- Dermatology
- General Medicine
- Orthopaedics
- Paediatrics
The availability of NRI category seats significantly improves the chances of securing these premium branches.
Candidates intending to apply are advised to keep their documents ready and ensure timely submission, as the window is short and strictly monitored.