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Start predicting →College Predictor
AI-powered. Enter your rank, category and quota — get Safe, Possible & Dream colleges instantly.
Open tool →Cutoff Explorer
5 years of round-wise MCC closing ranks for 500+ colleges, every category and quota.
Open tool →Choice Filling Tool
Build your 80–100 choice MCC list, reorder by drag and export as PDF.
Open tool →College Directory
Detailed profiles: fees, seats, NIRF rank, hostel, cutoff trends and more.
Open tool →Route Cutoff Guide
Explore route-wise domicile, cutoff and seat rules through the counselling section and admission route chain.
Open tool →Expert Counselling
1-on-1 sessions with certified NEET counsellors for choice filling and round strategy.
Open tool →MCC NEET UG counselling rounds
Round 1
MCC opens registration. Choice filling window of 4–5 days.
Fill 80+ choices. Don't leave gaps between safe and dream.
Round 2
Unfilled and surrendered seats reallocated. Fresh choice filling.
If allotted in R1, you can upgrade or retain. Check seat matrix carefully.
Stray Vacancy / Mop-up
Leftover seats across all institutes. Final opportunity.
Broader category eligibility. Best time for deemed university seats.
NEET UG counselling — explained
What is NEET UG counselling?
NEET UG counselling is the centralised seat-allotment process for MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS and BSMS courses. MCC conducts it for All India Quota (15% of govt seats), AIIMS, JIPMER, ESIC, AFMS and all deemed/central universities. State governments run parallel counsellings for the remaining 85% state-quota seats.
Who is eligible for All India Quota?
Any NEET-qualified student from any Indian state can participate in AIQ counselling for the 15% seats in state government colleges. J&K students were excluded historically but are now included. Students with Jamia, AMU, or BHU preference must check their specific quota rules.
How does seat allotment work?
MCC uses a merit-cum-preference system. Your allotment depends on your NEET rank, the choices you fill (in order of preference), available seats, category reservation and quota. Seats are locked to the highest-preference unfilled choice for which you are eligible on that round's cutoff.