Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary University in Jabalpur has introduced an NRI quota, allowing international students direct admission into its programs. This initiative aims to attract foreign students to its veterinary science and fisheries courses. The university’s Academic Council approved the new process, which will streamline applications through a single-window system.
The NRI quota includes 34 seats across three government veterinary colleges under the university. This opportunity is available for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Bachelor of Fisheries Science courses. The seats are distributed among the Veterinary College in Jabalpur, the Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry College in Mahu, and Rewa College.
The application deadline is August 31. Dr. Shrikant Joshi, the university’s Registrar, assured that the single-window system would simplify the application process, avoiding any confusion. This new system is designed to facilitate easier admission for international students.
The introduction of this quota is expected to enhance the university’s global presence and foster cultural exchange. By making Indian veterinary education more accessible to foreign students, Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary University aims to enrich its academic environment and attract a diverse student body.
The NRI quota marks a significant step in expanding opportunities for international students in India’s educational landscape. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply before the deadline to take advantage of this new initiative.
Source: News18
