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Eligibility to study in Delhi Technological University under domicile quota for a CBSE candidate of Punjab?


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I have property in Delhi and my son was born there at present. We are in Punjab and my son is studying in 11th CBSE Board. Will he be eligible for Delhi domicile quota for admission in Delhi Technological University?




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13th November 2015, 06:19 PM
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Default Re: Eligibility to study in Delhi Technological University under domicile quota for a CBSE candidate of Punjab?

If you have domicile of Delhi then you will be treated as the resident of the state. Also, note that you can be domicile of one state only. You can't get domicile certificate for two different states.

If you have property and you are not living there then it will be difficult to get the domicile certificate.
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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