MBBS, BDS counselling delayed; admission on hold
On Monday, when the first round was already in progress, the committee announced that "choice filling and choice locking for round-1 has been put on hold."
State selection committee officials said they were neither informed about this nor given a revised schedule until Tuesday. "We will not be able to start the counselling unless Centre completes round-1," said a senior official at the directorate. Central committee conducts counselling for 15% of all India quota seats in state-run medical colleges across the country, Central govt institutions, and deemed universities.
"The students will take seats allotted to them in the round-1 of all India counselling if they get a seat of their choice. If they don't, they apply to the first round of state quota," the official said. "MCC releases a state schedule along with its own schedule in the beginning. When it makes changes, there is no information or instructions given to state," the official said. State committee admits students to 85% seats in govt colleges, and all seats in self-financing colleges and state private universities.
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On Tuesday, Central committee put out a notice that it has decided to extend the schedule of round-1 of UG counselling following requests from NRI/PwBD candidates and ongoing court cases. According to the revised schedule, round-1 registration deadline is 3pm on Wednesday, and payments must be made by 6pm. The choice filling and locking window will close by 8pm on Aug 7. MCC will process seats for round-1 until Aug 8 and declare results by Aug 9.
Students have till Aug 18 to report to colleges. Officials say state committee will process seats and declare results this week to allow students to make informed decisions.
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