MCC Opens NEET 2025 Admissions: Registration, Process & Key Dates

The Counselling dates for NEET 2025 have been announced, and tension is gripping the minds of NEET 2025 qualified aspirants. The Medical Council Committee (MCC) has announced the dates for counselling, set from July 21 to October 03, 2025, and shall last in four rounds of counselling. The process is highly systematic, and you are expected to be calm and alert during the counselling sessions. You are advised to be attentive when locking colleges at the centre and state levels. Before that, you must understand a fact that a NEET aspirant qualified for admission must know the percentage of allotment at the Centre and State level. 

1. The top NEET rank holders can apply for admission to AIIMS, JIPMER, BHU, AMU, ESIC, AFMC & all deemed universities.   

2. At the state level, 15 percent of NEET-qualified candidates (All India Quota)  are accommodated in all government colleges.  

3. At the state level, 100 percent of private colleges are open to state-qualified students and NEET-qualified students. 

In the lines below, you can find information on the eligibility criteria, the counselling process, the registration process, fee payment procedures, choice filling, seat allotment, and the reporting procedures.  

Important Note: 

You can find three screenshots taken from the websites on a digital platform, and their details are mentioned below.  

1.  As you scroll down the page, the first link refers to the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) website. 

2. The second and third links are the schedule of the NEET 2025 counselling sessions. The details of the UG state Schedule 2025 and the UG Counselling Schedule 2025. 

NEET UG 2025 Counselling Schedule: Round-wise Important Dates

1. The medical counselling committee has organized four stages in filling the vacancies of the NEET-qualified candidates for admissions.

2. The stages are Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up Round, and Stray Vacancy Round. 

3. The counsel has categorically confirmed the registration date, the beginning, and the end of each stage. 

4. You can find the details in the second and third links posted on the webpage.

Courtesy: 

eservices/Schedule UG | Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) | India ( First Link) : 

1. You can reach out to the counselling committee web portal by clicking on the first link. On the homepage, you can find an encircled block (eServices /Schedule). 

2. You can click on your desired link for reference, they are ‘UG State Schedule 2025’ and ‘UG Central ( All India Quota) Counselling Schedule 2025.’   

UG State Schedule 2025:

In the UG State Schedule tabular column, each field defines a specific parameter, such as state-level dates for counseling, document verification dates, and the last date to join college.   

Courtesy: 

Microsoft Word - UG State Schedule 2025 

(Second Link) Details of the UG state Schedule 2025

You can reach the official UG Counselling Schedule 2025 for Central Level Medical Colleges PDF file by clicking on this link: 

Courtesy: 

Microsoft Word - UG Counselling Schedule 2025 (1)

(Third Link:) UG Central (All India Quota) Counselling Schedule 2025. 

UG Central Counselling Schedule 2025

In the UG Central Schedule tabular column, the central level, registration/payment, choice filling & locking, process of seat allotment, results, reporting, and verification of joined candidates at the university and college levels.  

Eligibility Criteria for All India Quota, Deemed & Central Universities: NEET 2025 Counselling

1. You must have qualified in the NEET UG 2025 exam. 

2. You must apply for counselling through the MCC website on the announced dates. 

3. Admissions are conducted through NEET counselling for Deemed University, Central University, ESIC, AIIMS, and JIPMER.

4. 15 percent of the NEET qualified are allowed to apply to the medical colleges run at the state level. 

5. To seek admission, you must be an Indian citizen, OCI, or NRI as per the category you are applying for. 

6. You must hold valid documents, NEET rank card, marks cards of Class 10 & 12, ID proof, and passport photographs, if applicable. 

7. If you belong to any of the following reserved categories, such as SC, ST, OBC, EWS, or PwD, the appropriate certificate must be uploaded during the registration process. 

Step-by-Step Guide for Registering in MCC NEET 2025 Counselling:

1. You must enter MCC official website @ mcc.nic.in. 

2. On the homepage, click the UG Medical Counselling Link and enter your NEET roll number, application number, name, and DOB. 

3. You must pay the registration fee online by using a debit or credit card, or opt for net banking. 

4. After completing the registration, you must log in to enter your chosen colleges and courses. 

5. You must lock your selected colleges and courses before the deadline. 

6. You must wait until the seat allotment list is released for each round and decide whether to move on to the next round or not.  

7. For every cancellation of a seat admission or leave a seat, your security deposit and registration fee shall be refunded. 

8. Important Note: 

1. In case you skip taking admission or leave a seat, your deposit may be forfeited. 

Documents Verification to be submitted Online 

1. You must submit the NEET-UG 2025 admit card and scorecard. 

2.  You must support with Class 10 & Class 12 mark sheets and certificates.

3.  As proof of Nationality, you must produce ID proof such as an Aadhaar card or a passport, or any other applicable document. 

4.  If you belong to the Economically Weaker Section or PwD, then you must submit a certificate of proof, whichever is applicable. 

5.  If you are applying for admission under the state-domicile category, then you must provide a residence certificate. 

6.  You must keep a copy of your passport photos, allotment letter, and fee payment receipt. 

   
   

Online counselling (Allotment Process) for NEET-UG (MBBS/BDS/BSc Nursing):  MCC Live Updates

1. You must fill in your selected colleges and courses, and lock your selection. MCC will release the seat allotment at the end of each round. 

2. If you are allotted a seat of your choice, you can download the allotment letter and log in using your credentials.

3. You must waste no time and report your allotment to the concerned medical or dental college within the stipulated framework.  

4. You must carry original documents and pay the admission fees. 

5. You must confirm admission and stop, else proceed to the next round. 

6. Important Note: 

1. In the stray vacancy round, candidates who have moved through the three rounds can apply.  

Dos & Don’ts for Successful Participation in NEET UG Counselling 2025

1. Before approaching the official website for the NEET seat allotment process, do read the official information bulletin thoroughly released by MCC. 

2. You must conduct the registration process for NEET counselling as early as possible.

3. You must consider the previous year’s cut-off ranks at various universities to make decisions realistically. 

4. You must lock your preferences on time. Select multiple colleges and courses that increase the chances of approval.   

5. You must cross-verify the category, domicile, and eligibility, and apply the choices thereafter. 

Conclusions: 

Students who are qualified in NEET for admissions of different categories must approach the Medical Council Committee’s official website on July 21 for registration. You must register for seat allotment and reporting at your chosen medical institution over the officially designated digital platform. You must be alert and follow the instructions promptly. The MCC website will close down by October 1, as all rounds of the seat allotment shall be complete. The seat allotment and reporting shall move through four stages: round 1, round 2, mop-up round, and stray vacancy round. The two tabular columns contain the online enrollment process for seat allotment and reporting. One refers to the enrollment process at Central-level medical colleges, and the other is the combination of the Centre-level and State-level allotment. 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

1. What is the process involved in seeking admission in medical colleges by NEET achievers? 

1. The Medical Council Committee (MCC) has assigned an official web page for achievers of NEET regarding seat allotment and reporting. 

2. The website https://mcc.nic.in/ug-medical-counselling/ shall open on July 21, 2025, for registration purposes. 

3. This website serves as an interface for NEET achievers to seek admission to desired colleges based on their NEET merit.   

2. What is the total duration of online counselling (Allotment Process) for NEET-UG (MBBS/BDS/BSc Nursing)? 

1. The seat allotment and reporting begin on July 21 and last until September 1. 

3. How many rounds are conducted for the NEET seat allotment at the Centre-level & State-level medical institutions? 

1. The entire process of seat allotment, document verification, and reporting is conducted in four phases. The stages are Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up Round, and Stray Vacancy Round. 

4. What is the process of seat allotment and reporting at the Digital MCC portal? 

1. You should register and make a payment on the web portal. In the second step, enter the details of   ‘choice filling and locking’ the colleges and courses you intend to join. 

2. You should wait for the seat allotment. If the result of round 1 is in your favour, then stop. Else, move on to the next round. 

3.  You should report to the medical college or university. 

4.  The college or university shall verify the submitted details of the reported candidate and maintain the correspondence.  

5. What is the refund policy when a candidate doesn’t join a medical institution? 

1. A NEET qualifier may not intend to join Central or State Level colleges, then the registration and caution deposit that is remitted to the MCC shall not be refunded.   

6. What documents are put to verification for the approval of seat allotment?

1. You must submit the following documents online, and they can be summed up as: 

2. NEET-UG 2025 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 & Class 12 mark sheets, certificates, an Aadhaar card or a passport, or any other applicable document,  certificate of proof for EWS, or Physically Handicapped, or SC, ST, whichever is applicable. 

3. In addition, a residence certificate for a state-domicile category,  passport photos, allotment letter, and fee payment receipt.