How To Apply For NEET Deemed University Counseling?

To apply for NEET deemed University counselling, candidates must first clear NEET UG and fulfil the eligibility criteria to meet the minimum marks required. Registering on the counselling website involves providing personal details, uploading forms and selecting preferred universities and courses.

Document verification by paying consultation fees online ensures authenticity. Thereafter, candidates participate in seat allocation based on preference and NEET rank. Once allotted, they take seats, pay the admission fee and inform the allotted college within the stipulated time to ensure admission.

Contents

1 Eligibility for NEET Deemed University Counseling
2 Registration Process for NEET Deemed University Counseling
3 Frequently Asked Questions

Eligibility for NEET Deemed University Counseling

There are two major factors to consider for eligibility in NEET Deemed University Counseling:

NEET Qualification Requirements:

You must have qualified for NEET 2024 by achieving a minimum qualifying percentage as determined by the National Testing Agency. This percentile varies per category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.).
You should have received an All India Rank (AIR) because NEET Deemed University counselling is held for All India Quota (AIQ) seats at these universities.

Registration Process for NEET Deemed University Counseling

Securing a seat in a Deemed University through NEET counselling involves a few key steps:

MCC Website Registration:

The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) conducts NEET counselling at Deemed Universities. Registration is normally done on the official MCC website (https://mcc.nic.in/).
You will need your NEET roll number, registration number, and other personal details to register.
Keep scanned copies of the required documents on hand for uploading during registration.

After registration:

Understanding the Available Deemed Universities: Conduct research on deemed universities that provide MBBS/BDS programs and accept NEET scores. Consider the location, reputation, fee structure, and course curriculum.
Choice Filling and Locking: During counselling, you will fill out and lock your selections. This involves prioritizing the Deemed Universities you’re interested in based on your preferences and NEET rank.

Required Documents:

NEET UG Scorecard
Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates
Photo ID proof (Aadhaar card, PAN card, etc.)
Category certificate (if applicable)
Domicile certificate (if applicable)

Seat Allotment and Reporting

After you lock your choices, it’s time to see where NEET counselling lands you!

Understanding the Seat Allotment Results:

The MCC will release seat allotment results in rounds. Each round considers your rank, preferences, and available seats.
You’ll be able to access your seat allotment results on the MCC website.
They will show you which university (if any) you have been allotted depending on your choices and rank.

Reporting to the Allotted Deemed University

If you’re happy with your allotted university, congratulations! Now you need to report to claim your seat.
The MCC website will provide full information about reporting procedures for your specific university. This could include submitting documentation online or visiting the university in person.
Reporting typically involves presenting original documents, paying fees, and completing admission formalities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I passed NEET, am I guaranteed a seat in a Deemed University?

A: Not necessarily. Qualifying for NEET is the first step. To be considered for a Deemed University seat through the All India Quota (AIQ), you need to register for MCC counselling.

Q: How do I register for counselling and what documents do I need?

A: The MCC announces registration dates after NEET results. You’ll register online on their website (https://mcc.nic.in/) with your NEET details and scanned copies of documents like your scorecard, mark sheets (Class 10 & 12), photo ID, and any category certificates.

Q: What happens after registration?

A: You’ll research Deemed Universities offering MBBS/BDS programs considering factors like location, fees, and course details. During counselling, you’ll rank these universities based on your preferences and NEET rank.

Q: How are seats allotted?

A: The MCC conducts counselling rounds based on your rank, preferences, and available seats. You’ll see your allotment results on the MCC website. If you get your desired university, follow their procedures to report and claim your seat.

Q: What if I don't report to the allotted university?

A: Not reporting means forfeiting your seat and potentially affecting your eligibility for subsequent counselling rounds.