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The eligibility criteria for government quota seats in private colleges with fees as per government norms may vary depending on the state and the college/university that offers the course. However, here are some general eligibility criteria that you may need to fulfill:
1. Citizenship: You should be an Indian citizen or a person of Indian origin.
2. Educational qualification: You should have completed your higher secondary education or equivalent from a recognised board or university.
3. Age limit: You should satisfy the age limit criteria set by the respective state or college/university.
4. Domicile: You may need to be a domicile of the respective state where the college/university is located to be eligible for government quota seats.
5. Entrance exam: You may need to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the respective state or college/university to be eligible for government quota seats. The cutoff scores for the entrance exam may vary depending on the course and the college/university. It's important to note that eligibility criteria may vary from one state and college/university to another. Therefore, I recommend checking the official websites of the colleges/universities or the state's admission authority for the latest information and updates on eligibility criteria and admission procedures.