The NRI (Non-Resident Indian) Quota for MBBS in Tamil Nadu offers seats in both government and private medical colleges for students of Indian origin who live abroad. Similar to other states, Tamil Nadu allocates a certain percentage of seats in its medical colleges for NRI students. This quota provides an alternative admission route for students who may not be able to compete in the highly competitive Indian merit system but are willing to pay higher tuition fees. Here's an overview of the NRI quota fees for MBBS in Tamil Nadu.

To be eligible under the NRI quota in Tamil Nadu, a student must either have NRI status or be sponsored by a relative who is an NRI. Students need to provide relevant documentation that proves their NRI status or the NRI status of their sponsor, along with academic qualifications like a minimum score in NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is mandatory even for NRI students.