NEET MDS Round 2 Counselling 2025: Missed Round 1? Here's your second chance to grab a seat, check eligibility & key details
Registration starts: 12 July 2025
Registration closes: 15 July 2025 (Fee payment till 7 PM)
Choice filling and locking: 13 to 16 July 2025 (Lock by 9 AM on 16 July)
Seat allotment result: 18 July 2025
Reporting to allotted institute: 19 to 27 July 2025
Document verification: 28 to 30 July 2025
Who Can Register in Round 2?
You didn't register in Round 1
You resigned or did not join after Round 1 seat allotment
How to Register for NEET MDS Counselling Round 2
Visit mcc.nic.in
Click on 'PG Medical Counselling' and then on 'New Registration'
Enter your NEET MDS roll number and personal details
Pay the registration and security deposit fee
Fill in your course and college preferences
Lock your choices before the deadline
Save and submit your application
What Happens After Registration?
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The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has started the registration process for NEET MDS Counselling 2025 Round 2. Candidates can now register on the official website, mcc.nic.in.This round is a fresh opportunity for students who either didn't register in Round 1 or exited after getting a seat but didn't join.You can register for Round 2 if:Note: Candidates who already joined a seat in Round 1 cannot register again in Round 2.Follow these steps to register:Once registered, you must fill and lock your choices of courses and colleges between 13 and 16 July. After this, MCC will process seat allotment and release results on 18 July.If you get a seat, download your allotment letter and report to the college between 19 and 27 July. Document checks at colleges will happen from 28 to 30 July.If you don't get a seat in Round 2, you can wait for the Mop-Up Round, which will be announced later by MCC.Inputs from TOI
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