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If an individual has an OCI card, then they can unlock many advantages of an OCI card, like lifelong visa-free entry, they are allowed to do research programs, they can get employment in any of the diplomatic missions in India, OCI cardholders can visit to restricted or prohibited area, not reporting the length of the stay, get equal rights in the economic setor, educational sector, and financial sectors like NRIs, charges same fees as Indian citizens for entering in any wildlife scantury, and same doemtic fares like Indian citizens.
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OCI cardholders are allowed to appear for all entrance tests in India, like NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test), JEE Mains (Joint Entrance Examination), and JEE Advanced exams, and according to the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1992, OCI cardholders have the equal rights as an NRI in the Economic, Educational, and Financial sectors.