NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 2 allottees must complete their reporting and joining formalities today, September 18, the final deadline set by the MCC.
The Round 2 final seat allotment result was released on September 12, following which candidates were given a reporting window to secure their seats.
Document verification for those who reported in Round 2 is scheduled for September 19.
Failure to complete reporting by today could result in candidates forfeiting their allotted medical seat.
Round 3 registration will open from September 22 to 27 on the MCC’s official portal, mcc.nic.in, for candidates still seeking admission.
Candidates who received seats in Round 2 must complete their reporting and joining formalities at their allotted colleges by today, September 18.
Document verification for Round 2 allottees is scheduled to be conducted on September 19, the day after the reporting deadline.
The MCC NEET UG Round 3 registration process will open for candidates from September 22 to 27, 2026, on the official portal mcc.nic.in.
Candidates who fail to complete reporting and joining by the Round 2 deadline risk forfeiting their allotted seat under MCC rules.
NEET UG counselling is conducted centrally by the Medical Counselling Committee for all India quota seats and deemed/central universities.
State-level counselling authorities separately manage state quota seats, running on their own parallel schedules alongside the central MCC process.
The seat allotment process factors in candidates’ NEET UG rank, category, and choices filled during registration to determine college and course allocation.
Candidates are advised to carry all required original documents, including admit cards, mark sheets, category certificates and identity proof, during physical reporting.
Round 3 will offer another opportunity for candidates who did not secure a seat in Rounds 1 or 2, or who wish to upgrade their allotted seat.
Medical aspirants have been advised to regularly check the MCC website for updates, as counselling schedules can shift based on seat availability and court directions.
Medical college students (representative image), Wikimedia Commons, GODL-India
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