NEET Round 2 Registration 2025 (Live Updates): Application Form Expected Soon, Choice Filling

After locking one's preferences, candidates must download and print the preference list for reference purposes.

Once paid, counselling registration fees are non-refundable, even if the candidate does not get a seat.

The registered mobile number will be used for all counselling alerts, OTPs, and result updates.

After successful payment, candidates should download and store the transaction receipt as proof for future verification.

If any candidates have exited Round 1, then their old choices are not valid. They must freshly register and enter new preferences.

Candidates must upload/resubmit valid category and domicile certificates where required.

The last date to resign from the first round is Septemver 2, 2025 (5 PM).

The choice filling process after the registration is expected to begin in the first week of September 2025.

The registration process is expected to begin in the first week of September 2025.

The seat matrix is expected to be released after the first round is over, i.e., after September 2, 2025.

It is expected that the second round of counselling may be delayed since the authority has extended the resignation facility for Round 1 till 5 PM on September 2, 2025.

Until locking, candidates can shuffle order unlimited times. Many recommend doing a final reshuffle after reviewing cutoffs.

The portal auto-locks saved preferences, but MCC advises manual locking to avoid technical errors.

In Round 1, many candidates faced server issues during peak last-hour rush. MCC suggests completing early.

Candidates can pay through debit/credit cards, UPI, or net banking. International cards may not work.

Unlimited edits are allowed before locking, but only until the last date.

Only valid category certificates will ensure seat allotment under reservation. Otherwise, seats will shift to UR.

Candidates must filter AIQ, Deemed, Central Universities, and ESIC seats separately while filling choices.

Yes, until the last date and before locking. After locking, no modifications are allowed.

There is no limit. Candidates can fill as many colleges/courses as they want in order of preference.

Candidates should drag and reorder preferences multiple times before final locking to optimize results.

The MCC portal is generally accessible 24/7, but heavy traffic is expected near the deadline.

The MCC portal releases a seat matrix before choice filling begins, showing available colleges and quotas.

No, candidates must enter fresh choices in Round 2. Previous entries do not carry forward.

Once payment is successful, the system activates the “choice filling” tab in the candidate dashboard.

The portal allows candidates to reorder and copy preferences, but each must be re-verified before locking.

The system allots seats strictly based on merit and choice order, not just NEET score.

Candidates must report and upload the necessary documents within the reporting deadline.

Allotted candidates must download the provisional allotment letter from their MCC account.

Candidates use the same portal for registration and choice entry after payment is confirmed.

Do not leave preferred colleges unchecked. Candidates often regret missing out on seats due to incomplete filling.

Choices saved but not locked will be auto-locked on the last date. Candidates are advised to lock choices manually.

Candidates will see updated seat availability after Round 1 exits. Many seats from resignations will be added.

Required documents include NEET UG 2025 scorecard, admit card, allotment letter, 10th/12th marksheets, category certificate, and photo ID for the reporting process.

Yes, seats are allotted strictly on merit (All India Rank) combined with choice preference and reservation rules.

If no choices are submitted, the candidate will not be considered for Round 2 allotment.

Many students forget to lock choices after saving, leading to unexpected seat allotment.

Candidates must carefully select correct college and course codes to avoid wrong allotments.

Yes, options can be deleted or re-ordered until the locking deadline.

There is no upper limit. Candidates can fill as many colleges and courses as they wish.

MCC will allot seats strictly based on the order of choices locked by candidates, so sequencing is crucial.

No, candidates need to pay fee separately if applying for both AIQ and Deemed University counselling.

Basic registration details like name, email ID, and mobile number cannot be changed once submitted.

Candidates must keep their NEET UG 2025 roll number, application number, Aadhaar card, and bank details ready before registering.

All candidates who qualified NEET UG 2025, except those from Jammu and Kashmir (unless opted), can register for AIQ seats.

Keep screenshots of every step, especially payment confirmation, for safety.

Many candidates face “invalid roll number” error if they enter wrong DOB format; ensure correct entry.

The deposit is forfeited if a candidate is allotted a seat but does not join the allotted college.

If a candidate registers twice, both accounts may be cancelled by MCC.

Candidates will use their NEET UG 2025 roll number and password created at the time of registration.

Yes, but MCC advises using a desktop or laptop with stable internet for a smooth process.

If money is deducted but status shows ‘failed’, candidates should wait 24 hours before retrying.

After successful payment, candidates will get a transaction ID and confirmation SMS or email.

Candidates already registered in Round 1 do not need to register again. Those students can directly do choice filling.

Fees can be paid through debit card, credit card, net banking, and UPI. No offline payment is allowed.

MCC will announce the last date soon. Candidates must register well before the deadline to avoid server rush.

No, the registration process has not yet started for the students who are interested to participate in the second round of counselling.

Only candidates who did not register in Round 1 or fresh aspirants joining counselling in Round 2 need to complete registration.

The official schedule is available on the MCC counselling portal under “UG Medical Counselling 2025” at mcc.nic.in.

The seat mtrix will be released once the counselling schedule for the second round of counselling has been released.

Almost 9 days are provided to the student for the reporting process under MCC NEET Counselling 2025.

Almost 2 days are taken for the processing of seat allocation under the MCC NEET Counselling 2025.

Almost 17 days are provided to the student for the choice filling process under MCC NEET Counselling 2025.

Almost 17 days are provided to the student for the registration process under MCC NEET Counselling 2025.

If the counselling fee payment fails, candidates must retry using another mode before registration closes.

Yes, candidates belong to the EWS category must upload valid EWS certificate issued in 2025-26 session to claim reservation.

Yes, candidates belong to the OBC category must upload valid OBC-NCL certificate issued in 2025-26 session to claim reservation.

Yes, cutoffs typically drop in Round 2 due to vacant seats being added.

Candidates can pay via net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI for registration and security deposit.

No mock allotment is provided under MCC counselling. Allotment is final after choice processing.

Yes, registration and choice filling are completely online. No offline forms are accepted.

Seats not joined or reported in Round 1 will be carried forward to Round 2.

Yes, but they must use the "Free Exit" or resign their earlier seat before a set deadline to be eligible for Round 2.

Candidates already allotted in Round 1 can choose “upgrade” during Round 2 choice filling.

If not locked, the last saved choices will be automatically considered at the deadline.

Choice locking usually begins 1–2 days after registration opens and closes before the allotment process begins.

Candidates can modify, delete, or reorder their choices until the locking deadline.

Yes, after registering, candidates must fill choices. Without choice filling, no seat allotment will be made.

Round 2 includes All India Quota (AIQ) 15% MBBS and BDS seats that remained vacant after Round 1.

The counselling fee remains the same as Round 1: INR 1,000 for General and INR 500 for SC/ST/OBC.

Fresh candidates who didn’t participate in Round 1 or those who didn’t get a seat earlier can newly register.

No, Round 1 registered candidates need not re-register. They can directly exercise choice filling in Round 2.

Candidates will require their NEET UG 2025 roll number, and password to log in.

The MCC will enable the registration link for NEET UG Round 2 counselling 2025 at mcc.nic.in soon.

MCC is expected to start the NEET Round 2 Registration 2025 today, August 29, 2025.