MCC NEET Counselling 2025 – Dates, Eligibility, Registration Process

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is all set to begin the registration process for NEET Counselling 2025. The counselling will be conducted for 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats in government medical and dental colleges across India, along with Deemed Universities, Central Universities, AIIMS, JIPMER, and ESIC colleges.

The MCC NEET counselling 2025 will be conducted entirely online up until the seat allotment stage. After seats are allocated, candidates will need to physically report to their allotted medical or dental colleges to confirm admission with original documents.

What Seats Are Covered Under MCC NEET Counselling?

If you’re participating in AIQ counselling, here’s a quick breakdown of what seats are included:

• • 15% All India Quota (AIQ) MBBS/BDS seats from all states (except J&K unless they choose to participate)
  • 100% MBBS/BDS seats of:
    • • AIIMS ( 20+ campuses across India)
      • JIPMER (Puducherry and Karaikal)
      • BHU (Banaras Hindu University)
      • AMU (Aligarh Muslim University)

• • 85% of state quota seats of:
    • • Delhi University (DU)
      • IP University (Includes VMMC, ABVIMS, ESIC Dental)
  • 100% seats in Faculty of Dentistry (Jamia Millia Islamia) – Includes 5% internal quota for Jamia students
  •  15% IP Quota seats of ESIC Medical Colleges.

MBBS/BDS Admission Counselling Schedule – 2025

NEET UG 2025 Counselling: What Every Medical Aspirant Must Know

With the NEET-UG 2025 results around the corner, students across India are gearing up for the next big step: the MCC NEET Counselling Process. Whether you’re targeting an All India Quota (AIQ), Deemed University, or Central Institutions like AMU, BHU, or DU, understanding the rules and responsibilities during counselling is crucial. Here’s a complete breakdown of what you must keep in mind before you register on the MCC portal.

Registration Rules: One Chance, One Form

• Register only on www.mcc.nic.in. No manual or nomination-based seat allotment is allowed.
• Submit only one application. Multiple submissions will lead to cancellation and blacklisting.
• Use your own mobile number and email ID (the same used during NEET registration). All OTPs and updates will go there.

Security Deposit: Don’t Lose It!

The security deposit will be forfeited if:

• You’re allotted a seat but don’t join.
• Your admission is cancelled due to incorrect documents or misinformation.
• You resign after the allowed period.

NEET Counselling Eligibility

As per NMC and DCI regulations, here’s what you need to qualify:

• General: 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotech.
• SC/ST/OBC (NCL): 40% aggregate in the same subjects.
• PwBD candidates: 40% minimum as well.

Also, passing in English individually is mandatory.

No Changes After Submission

Once your form is submitted:

• No edits will be allowed—name, category, contact, etc., remain locked.
• The data from the NTA NEET portal will be auto-filled during MCC registration.
• Double-check everything before final submission.

Things to Check Before You Fill Choices

Before locking in your preferences:

• Visit the college websites for details like fee structure, bond conditions, course duration, and stipend.
• MCC does not verify or endorse these details—students must do their own due diligence.
• Remember: Once choices are locked, they cannot be modified.

Online Only:

• All allotments, resignations, and notifications will happen through the MCC portal.
• No offline documents or requests will be accepted.
• Keep an eye on www.mcc.nic.in for all official updates.

NEET MBBS/BDS Counselling 2025 Explained in Simple Steps (With Flowchart Guide)

The NEET UG Counselling process can feel confusing for first-time aspirants. But don’t worry — once you understand the step-by-step flow, it becomes much easier to follow. Here’s a student-friendly breakdown of how the seat allotment and admission process works under MCC (Medical Counselling Committee).

Step 1: Round 1 Seat Allotment

After you register and fill your choices:

Did you get a seat in Round 1?

YES:

• You must report to the allotted college and complete admission formalities.

• After joining, you can either:

  • Continue studying in that college (and skip future rounds).

  • OR choose upgradation in Round 2 or 3.

NO:

• You get a free exit, which means no penalty or loss of security deposit.

• You are eligible to register for Round 2 (no need to register again if you already did).

Step 2: Round 2 Registration & Choice Filling

Even if you participated in Round 1, you can re-fill choices for Round 2. Here’s what happens:

• Fresh candidates or Round 1 “free exit” students can register and fill choices.

• Candidates must lock choices again (your Round 1 choices are not carried over).

• Once the Round 2 seat is allotted:

Did you get a seat in Round 2?

YES:

You must:

• Report and join the Round 2 college (even if you joined a Round 1 college).

• If you got an upgrade, you must leave Round 1 college and move to Round 2.

⚠️ Note: If you don’t report to the Round 2 college, your security deposit is forfeited.

Step 3: Willingness for Round 3 (If Applicable)

If you’re still not satisfied and want to participate in Round 3, make sure to:

• Show willingness to upgrade during the admission process.

• Participate again based on the MCC schedule.

Important Points to Remember

• If you’re allotted a seat and don’t report, you lose your security money.

• You can’t resign from your seat after Round 2.

• Always fill choices carefully — once locked, they can’t be changed.

• Upgraded candidates must leave their earlier college and join the new one.

All processes — registration, fee payment, seat allotment, and resignation — happen online at: www.mcc.nic.in