🧠 NEET UG Counselling 2025 – FAQs
NEET UG counselling is the centralized process conducted for admission into MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses in India based on NEET UG scores. It allocates seats in government, private, deemed universities, and central institutions.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts All India Quota (AIQ) counselling, while respective state authorities conduct State Quota counselling.
- AIQ (15%): Seats available to students from any state.
- State Quota (85%): Reserved for candidates who are domiciled in that particular state.
Campus Yug provides end-to-end counselling support including:
- Choice filling guidance
- Seat prediction
- Personalized college shortlist
- Admission via state/management/NRI quotas
🧠 NEET UG Counselling 2025 – FAQs
NEET UG counselling is the centralized process conducted for admission into MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses in India based on NEET UG scores. It allocates seats in government, private, deemed universities, and central institutions.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts All India Quota (AIQ) counselling, while respective state authorities conduct State Quota counselling.
- AIQ (15%): Seats available to students from any state.
- State Quota (85%): Reserved for candidates who are domiciled in that particular state.
Campus Yug provides end-to-end counselling support including:
- Choice filling guidance
- Seat prediction
- Personalized college shortlist
- Admission via state/management/NRI quotas
🧠 NEET PG Counselling 2025 – FAQs
NEET PG counselling is the centralized process for allocating MD, MS, PG Diploma, and DNB seats in medical colleges across India, based on NEET PG rank and score.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for:
- All India Quota (AIQ) – 50%
- Central universities
- Deemed universities
- Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS)
Respective state medical authorities handle counselling for State Quota seats.
To be eligible, a candidate must:
- Qualify NEET PG
- Possess an MBBS degree from an MCI-recognized institution
- Complete 1-year internship before the cutoff date
- Hold a permanent/provisional registration with MCI/SMC
It involves:
- Online registration
- Fee payment
- Choice filling & locking
- Seat allotment
- Document verification
- Reporting to the allotted college
There are generally four rounds:
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Mop-Up Round
- Stray Vacancy Round
50% of total seats in government medical colleges are reserved under AIQ and open to candidates across India.
Mop-Up round is conducted for leftover seats after Round 2. Candidates who haven’t secured a seat earlier can participate.
This is the final round where leftover seats are filled by respective institutions. It usually applies to deemed and private colleges.
Yes. Reservations include:
- SC: 15%
- ST: 7.5%
- OBC: 27% (non-creamy layer)
- EWS: 10%
- PwD: 5%
State-specific reservations may vary.
Key documents include:
- NEET PG Admit Card & Scorecard
- MBBS Marksheets & Degree
- Internship Certificate
- MCI/SMC Registration Certificate
- Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Photo ID
- Passport-size Photos
Yes, eligible candidates can apply for both AIQ and State quota counselling simultaneously.
Yes. If you are not satisfied with Round 1, you can opt for seat upgradation in Round 2.
Yes. If you fail to join, you may be disqualified from further rounds unless you surrender the seat within the allowed timeline.
Registration Fee: ₹1,000 (AIQ/Deemed)
Security Deposit: ₹25,000 (Govt) or ₹2,00,000 (Deemed)
Seat allotment is based on:
- NEET PG rank
- Category
- Choice preference
- Availability of seats
MCC handles counselling for deemed universities offering PG medical seats. These are usually high-fee private institutions.
Apply through the respective state counselling authorities or direct institute level (for stray round). NEET PG qualification is mandatory.
Yes. Candidates can consider:
- Private colleges
- Deemed universities
- Management/NRI quota seats
- DNB courses in private hospitals
Diplomate of National Board (DNB) is equivalent to MD/MS and accepted by NMC. It's a great option for those with lower ranks.
Yes. Some states and colleges have service bonds requiring candidates to serve in government hospitals after completing PG.
NEET PG score is valid only for the current academic year.
Yes. After qualifying the FMGE exam and fulfilling internship criteria, FMGs can participate in counselling.
Yes. Cut-offs for government colleges are usually higher compared to private and deemed universities.
Some top choices include:
- AIIMS Delhi
- PGIMER Chandigarh
- JIPMER Puducherry
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
- King George’s Medical University, Lucknow
Yes. Since 2020, AIIMS and JIPMER admissions are also based on NEET PG scores.
You can:
- Try for Mop-Up and Stray rounds
- Consider alternate medical career paths
- Repeat NEET PG next year
Yes. All India counselling and most state counselling processes are conducted completely online.
It ranges from ₹12–35 lakhs per year depending on the course and institution.
Seat matrix is released by MCC/state authorities showing course-wise and college-wise seat availability.
Campus Yug provides end-to-end support including:
- Personalized guidance
- DNB, MD, MS seat assistance
- Choice filling strategies
- Management/NRI quota support
- College shortlisting & documentation
🧠 NEET PG Counselling 2025 – FAQs
NEET PG counselling is the centralized process for allocating MD, MS, PG Diploma, and DNB seats in medical colleges across India, based on NEET PG rank and score.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for:
- All India Quota (AIQ) – 50%
- Central universities
- Deemed universities
- Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS)
Respective state medical authorities handle counselling for State Quota seats.
To be eligible, a candidate must:
- Qualify NEET PG
- Possess an MBBS degree from an MCI-recognized institution
- Complete 1-year internship before the cutoff date
- Hold a permanent/provisional registration with MCI/SMC
It involves:
- Online registration
- Fee payment
- Choice filling & locking
- Seat allotment
- Document verification
- Reporting to the allotted college
There are generally four rounds:
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Mop-Up Round
- Stray Vacancy Round
50% of total seats in government medical colleges are reserved under AIQ and open to candidates across India.
Mop-Up round is conducted for leftover seats after Round 2. Candidates who haven’t secured a seat earlier can participate.
This is the final round where leftover seats are filled by respective institutions. It usually applies to deemed and private colleges.
Yes. Reservations include:
- SC: 15%
- ST: 7.5%
- OBC: 27% (non-creamy layer)
- EWS: 10%
- PwD: 5%
State-specific reservations may vary.
Key documents include:
- NEET PG Admit Card & Scorecard
- MBBS Marksheets & Degree
- Internship Certificate
- MCI/SMC Registration Certificate
- Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Photo ID
- Passport-size Photos
Yes, eligible candidates can apply for both AIQ and State quota counselling simultaneously.
Yes. If you are not satisfied with Round 1, you can opt for seat upgradation in Round 2.
Yes. If you fail to join, you may be disqualified from further rounds unless you surrender the seat within the allowed timeline.
Registration Fee: ₹1,000 (AIQ/Deemed)
Security Deposit: ₹25,000 (Govt) or ₹2,00,000 (Deemed)
Seat allotment is based on:
- NEET PG rank
- Category
- Choice preference
- Availability of seats
MCC handles counselling for deemed universities offering PG medical seats. These are usually high-fee private institutions.
Apply through the respective state counselling authorities or direct institute level (for stray round). NEET PG qualification is mandatory.
Yes. Candidates can consider:
- Private colleges
- Deemed universities
- Management/NRI quota seats
- DNB courses in private hospitals
Diplomate of National Board (DNB) is equivalent to MD/MS and accepted by NMC. It's a great option for those with lower ranks.
Yes. Some states and colleges have service bonds requiring candidates to serve in government hospitals after completing PG.
NEET PG score is valid only for the current academic year.
Yes. After qualifying the FMGE exam and fulfilling internship criteria, FMGs can participate in counselling.
Yes. Cut-offs for government colleges are usually higher compared to private and deemed universities.
Some top choices include:
- AIIMS Delhi
- PGIMER Chandigarh
- JIPMER Puducherry
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
- King George’s Medical University, Lucknow
Yes. Since 2020, AIIMS and JIPMER admissions are also based on NEET PG scores.
You can:
- Try for Mop-Up and Stray rounds
- Consider alternate medical career paths
- Repeat NEET PG next year
Yes. All India counselling and most state counselling processes are conducted completely online.
It ranges from ₹12–35 lakhs per year depending on the course and institution.
Seat matrix is released by MCC/state authorities showing course-wise and college-wise seat availability.
Campus Yug provides end-to-end support including:
- Personalized guidance
- DNB, MD, MS seat assistance
- Choice filling strategies
- Management/NRI quota support
- College shortlisting & documentation