So, are you an aspiring student who has completed your NEET examination? The results are out and you have cleared your NEET? Now, the major concern is the admission procedure, which seems a little confusing and exhausting. Not to worry, this article can help you in understanding everything post NEET examination:
While the Medical Counselling Committee is responsible for admission into 15% of the AIQ seats, the remaining 85% seats are allotted by the state counselling authority based on the NEET results. The various state authorities also offer admission to private colleges following NEET-UG. However, for admission through state quota, it is important to meet the NEET domicile requirements set out by the different states.
All India Quota (AIQ) Seats:
The government medical and dental institutions in India have allocated 15% of their seats to the NEET AIQ scheme, which is open to all students who have passed the NEET exam. This means that a candidate from West Bengal can apply for admission to government colleges in other states as well, via the AIQ scheme.
Deemed and Central Universities:
All seats at central and deemed universities are available for the NEET qualified candidates. Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) is the counselling authority for Deemed and Central universities. Counseling for NEET in Deemed and Central Universities is done online. Candidates must fill out a separate application form for counselling in these universities, as issued by the DGHS, in order to apply for MBBS/BDS seats in the same.
State Government Colleges:
After allocating 15% of the seats in AIQ, the remaining 85 percent of seats in government medical and dentistry institutions are classified as state quota seats. Candidates from the particular states are usually the only ones eligible for these seats. For example, in West Bengal, only West Bengal residents are eligible to apply for its state quota seats. Candidates must fill out the application form as soon as it is made available by their respective state counselling authorities.
Private Colleges:
Irrespective of their domicile or state of residence, all students who qualify NEET can apply in medical colleges for admission in Bangalore and across the nation by filling out the application forms provided by the various state counselling authorities. Some private institutions, on the other hand, allocate a number of seats for state quotas, for which only the residents of those states are eligible to apply. Counseling for Kolkata, Mumbai and Bangalore college for medical study is conducted by the same state counselling authorities that provide counselling for the state quota seats.
Post Result Registration:
Way2Admission is an end to end consultancy that can help you complete all the post NEET application processes. Meanwhile, the following steps can help you understand the steps required for registration post NEET results:
- Login to the MCC website
- Enter your roll number and password
- Input the relevant details such as name, roll number, registration number, contact number, etc. Thereafter, select the 'Submit' option
- After verification, click Confirm Registration. A registration slip will be generated, save this for future reference
Choice Filling:
Choice filling is an important step post NEET. With the guidance of the expert counsellors at Way2Admission, you can make an informed decision. It is important to consider these points while making a choice:
- You are required to fill your choices on the MCC portal.
- Choose your preferred course and college.
- You can modify your choice later.
- After selection of colleges, you can arrange the list according to your own preferences.
- After that, you are required to lock your final choice.
- You can not change your preference after locking.
Counselling (Round I, II and Mop-up):
- A seat allocation list is prepared by MCC based on the rank obtained in NEET examination and the choices made in the registration form.
- The seat allotment will be published on MCC's official website in the form of a list.
- The selected candidates will get a seat allotment letter.
- Candidates should arrive at the designated centre with their allotment letter and other relevant documents.
MCC may or may not decide to hold a mop-up round of counselling to fill the remaining seats under the 15% All India Quota.
Stray Vacancy Round:
Stray Vacancy round deals with the left out seats or unfilled seats after the mop-up round. Way2Admission can guide throughout the process of registering after your NEET results are out.
- Each of the Deemed Universities has its own format.
- Students will be called in accordance with the merit list once it has been issued.
- Following the release of the merit list, applicants must follow all the rules of their respective universities.
Documents Required for NEET Admission Process:
- NEET Admit Card, Rank Card and Score Card
- Provisional Seat Allotment Letter/ Call Letter
- Caste Certificate
- Class 10 Marksheet and Passing Certificate
- Class 12 Marksheet and Passing Certificate
- AADHAR Card.
- Character Certificate, Transfer Certificate
- Migration Certificate
- Domicile Certificate
- Family Income Proof
- EWS Certificate (if applicable)
- Fees in demand draft (as per the College)
- PwD Certificate (if applicable)
- Print out of application form and Choice Filling form.
- A copy of the parents’ PAN Card
- Proof for the parents’ address and identity
- At least 8 recent passport size photos of the candidate (same as you used in NEET registration form)
For more information about NEET, admission to different colleges and counselling services, visit Way2Admission today.
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