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MCC closes NEET SS Round 2 and NEET UG Round 1 registrations
The Medical Counselling Committee will close NEET SS Counselling 2025 Round 2 registration at 6 pm today (August 10). Candidates can apply at mcc.nic.in. Choice filing closes at 5 pm on August…
The Story in Brief
The Medical Counselling Committee will close NEET SS Counselling 2025 Round 2 registration at 6 pm today (August 10). Candidates can apply at mcc.nic.in. Choice filing closes at 5 pm on August 11, with locking from 10 am to 5 pm the same day. Seat allotment processing happens August 12, and results will be out on August 13. Allotted candidates must report to colleges between August 14 and 20. The fee includes a non-refundable Rs 5,000 registration and a refundable Rs 2 lakh security deposit.
Separately, NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 registration ends on August 12 at 3 pm, with payment facility open until 6 pm. Choice filing is open until August 13, and locking is available from 4 pm on August 12 to 11 am on August 13. Seat allotment processing runs from August 13 to 16, with results on August 17. Reporting to institutes is from August 18 to 22. Non-refundable registration fee is Rs 1,000 for general/EWS and Rs 500 for reserved categories, with refundable security amounts of Rs 10,000 and Rs 5,000 respectively. Hindustan Times reported all details.
The Indian Opinion
The routine rush around counselling deadlines feeds a lazy narrative that the system is deliberately confusing. But the steps are straightforward: register, fill choices, lock, wait for result. The real test is not the portal but the seat matrix. When the allotment results for SS (August 13) and UG (August 17) are out, we will see if the increased number of seats this year actually cuts the waiting lists. Until then, candidates should avoid panic and check official sites only.
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
