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This is what ECR means on your passport-As per the Emigration Act, 1983, Emigration Check Required (ECR) categories of Indian passport holders, require to obtain "Emigration Clearance" from the office of Protector of Emigrants (POE), Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs for going to following 18 countries.United Arab Emirates (UAE), The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Malaysia, Libya, Jordan, Yemen, Sudan, Afghanistan, Indonesia, Syria, Lebanon, Thailand, Iraq (emigration banned).Non ECR means you do not need to take emigration clearance.

Mount Carmel College offers degree programmes to aspirants at the undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG) level. Programmes offered at Mount Carmel College are in streams including – Accounting & Commerce, Business Management Studies, Humanities & Social Sciences, Science, Medicine & Health Sciences and DesignMinimum Eligibility Criteria for UG & PG CoursesThe eligibility criteria for UG course admissions are such that candidates need to have cleared their Class 12 or equivalent exam from a recognized board. However, for PG courses aspirants should have a bachelor’s degree in their field of study.Aspirants are advised to thoroughly go through the eligibility criteria as mentioned by Mount Carmel College for the course in which they wish to secure admission. Students have to study the language (Second language) studied at the last qualifying examination.Eligibility CriteriaBA : (Top specialization in BA include History, Economics, Political science, Psychology, English Literature, Physical Education, etc.)Eligibility Criteria : Students should have passed 10+2 examination, post which walk-in interview after the announcement of II PUC ResultsBCOM (Industry Integrated, Professional, Travel and Tourism Management ,Business Process Services, International Accounting and Finance)Eligibility Criteria : Students should have passed 10+2 examination, Admission for BCom courses based on merit.BBAEligibility Criteria : Students should have passed 10+2 examination, post which walk-in interview after the announcement of II PUC Results OR Score in MCMAT conducted by MCC Bangalore followed by GD and PIBSC (Top specialization in BSc include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Nutrition and Dietetics, Microbiology, Environmental science, etc)Eligibility Criteria : 10+2 in Science stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Students must have studied that subject or the relevant subject at 10+2 level, post which walk-in interview after the announcement of II PUC ResultsBCAEligibility Criteria :10+2 with MathematicsMA (Specialization include English, Economics and Public policy)Eligibility Criteria : BA degree with at least 50 marks in aggregate from a recognized universityMSC (Top specialization in MSc include Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Nano Science & Technology, Mathematics, Psychology, etc)Eligibility Criteria : BSc degree with at least 50 marks in aggregate from a recognized universityMCAEligibility Criteria : BA / BSc / BCom or equivalent degree with at least 50% aggregate marks in the core subjects with Mathematics as a compulsory subject at 10+2 or Graduation levelMCOM (Regular, Financial Analysis, International Business)Eligibility Criteria : Bachelor’s degree with at least 50 marks in aggregate from a recognized universityMount Carmel College Admission ProcessThe admission policy ensures special consideration to the differently abled, economically backward, scheduled castes and tribes, backward communities and the catholic minority. Except for these special categories, the rest of the seats are allotted purely on merit.In order to secure admission aspirants need to follow the below mentioned steps:Step 1: Fill Online Registration FormAspirants need to visit the official website of Mount Carmel College (admission through merit) and fill the application form.Step 2: Check the Merit listAdmission in majority of the programmes offered at Mount Carmel College is on the basis of merit wherein the best-of-four percentage is calculated. Here, candidates can select marks scored by them in any four subjects in their Class XII exams and thereafter calculate the aggregate marks/percentage scored by them.Admission through Entrance ExamMerit is not the only means through which students can secure admission in courses offered at Mount Carmel College. Walk-in interview after the announcement of II PUC Results are considered for the courses mentioned below:• Bachelor of Arts• Bachelor of Computer Application• Bachelor of SciencesMount Carmel College Application Process1. All applications will be completed and accepted through Online Mode ONLY.2. Fees should be paid on the day of the interview. Application fee for UG Programmes:Rs 500/ and PG Programmes: Rs 700/.3. Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.4. A soft copy of the applicant’s recent passport size photo and signature to be uploaded with the application.5. Those who are claiming admission under reservation category must submit attested copy of the caste/income certificate while submitting the hard copy of the application to the admission office. (Validity up to 5 years).6. Catholics should submit latest baptism certificate and Parish priest letter from the respective church.7. Differently Abled Candidate should enclose a copy of disability or handicap certificates issued by a Registered Medical Practitioner.International Student AdmissionsMount Carmel College hosts students from China, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Thailand, Afghanistan, Germany, Fiji Islands, Bhutan, Gulf nations and many more. International students are also accepted from other developing countries on ICCR scholarships.

One should not assume that everyone has a surname!In my line of work, I have many clients (and not necessarily persons from non-European cultures) who do not have one, for historical reasons, or because of the way their birth certificates were issued. It is in fact incorrect to assume the surname of your parent / family / clan etc. without legally changing it, because you would be using a false name.Here is what I usually do in these cases:If the application is for something other than a legal document (like tickets), I write ‘Unknown’ or N/A (if the field allows the “/” character). Then I tell my client to carry at least a photocopy of the document showing no surname, to confirm it at the entrance / when picking up the ticket etc. Sometimes, someone calls back to confirm the situation and you can scan the document;If the application is in writing, or for a legal document, I leave the field blank and inquire when depositing it, with the person in charge, what their policy is. Usually they take it like that, and report to their superior.All in all, it’s not an easy life without a surname. Therefore, my advice is to follow the local administrative name change procedure (which usually happens at the local court or town hall), or change your name through Deed Poll if available in your country (like the UK), by choosing a surname for yourself.One well known example of a person who had no surname, and went through the administrative procedure, because of the bafflement of international contacts, is Dr Abdullah Abdullah, the Prime Minister of Afghanistan. He simply doubled his given name.