MCC NEET 2025 Counselling Dates Soon – MBBS, BDS Admission Schedule @mcc.nic.in

The MCC NEET 2025 undergraduate counseling dates for admission to MBBS and BDS programs, with a 15% All-India Placement (AIQ) quota, will be announced soon. Learn about the MBBS admission process and how to apply for MBBS/BDS admissions to secure AIQ quotas in medical and dental colleges in India here.

MBBS/BDS Admission Process 2025: The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) will soon initiate the NEET 2025 Counseling. Students who have passed the National Eligibility-Entrance Test for Undergraduate Studies (NEET-UG) must register for the MCC NEET Counseling 2025 to enroll in MBBS, BDS, and Bachelor of Nursing courses. However, students should be aware that the MCC offers BDS and MBBS counseling for 15% of the All India Quota (AIQ) seats, and state-level counseling is conducted by the respective DMEs of each state. The NEET counseling process is conducted for admission to 118,190 MBBS seats and 27,868 BDS seats across India.

What is AIQ in NEET Counselling 2025? 

The All India Quota (AIQ) reserves 15% of MBBS, BDS, and Bachelor of Nursing seats for candidates from all over India to participate in the counseling process. Medical/Dental and Bachelor of Nursing seats at the central level, i.e., AIIMS all-India, JIPMER, Aligarh Muslim University, Banaras Hindu University, College of Dentistry, Jamia Millia Islamia, Armed Forces Medical Colleges, and other central-level medical institutions, are covered under the AIQ quota for the NEET UG counseling process.

The MCC NEET 2025 counseling dates and schedule will include registration dates, selection dates by round, seat allocation dates, and reporting dates. Students should have the necessary documentation for NEET UG 2025 counseling prepared in advance to avoid last-minute setbacks.

NEET UG Counselling 2025: Documents Required for Counselling Process

Students must have the following documents on hand to participate in the advising process:

NEET UG counselling 2025 follows a reservation policy for the reserved 15% AIQ seats. As per the policy, 27% of seats, out of 15% AIQ seats, are reserved for OBC category candidates. Followed by 15% for SC, 10% for EWS, 7.5% for ST, and 5% for PwD candidates.