Dear Candidate,

With an All India Rank (AIR) of 227723 in NEET-UG, obtaining a seat in a government medical college through the NRI Sponsored Quota is, frankly, highly improbable. Seats under this quota are extremely limited and available only in select government colleges—primarily in Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Punjab. The cut-off ranks for these seats are typically much lower, often below 50,000, making them highly competitive.

For eligibility under the NRI Sponsored Quota, you must be sponsored by a close relative (such as a parent, sibling, grandparent, uncle, or aunt) who holds NRI/OCI/PIO status. Required documentation includes a sponsorship affidavit, the sponsor’s passport, and proof of relationship.

Given your current rank, securing a government medical college seat via this route is unlikely. However, you may consider the following alternatives:

1. Apply under the NRI quota in private or deemed universities, where the cut-off ranks tend to be more accommodating.

2. Explore admission to BDS or AYUSH courses under the NRI quota, should MBBS not be available.

3. If entry into a government MBBS program remains your primary goal, you might wish to consider preparing for another attempt at NEET next year.

For the present, it is advisable to register for the MCC Deemed University counselling at https://mcc.nic.in/ug-medical-counselling/ to explore available opportunities.

Best wishes for your future endeavors.