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NEET UG Counselling Reforms
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 18h ago
NEET UG 2026 counselling introduces one-time physical reporting, online document verification, and digital resignation. Registration expected by August 7. Reforms aim to simplify admissions.
How it unfolded
1d ago
MCC says NEET UG counselling to begin by August 7
1d ago
Health Ministry announces one-time physical reporting reform
2d ago
NEET-UG counselling reduces physical visits to one
What happened earlier
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Full story →NEET UG Counselling 2026: MCC to begin registration soon, introduces new rules on resignation, seat upgradation
MCC will commence NEET UG Counselling 2026 registration soon, with new rules introduced for transparency and student-friendliness.
Candidates opting for seat upgradation no longer need to physically report to colleges; they can complete formalities online via the MCC portal.
Resignation from an allotted seat can now be done online through the MCC portal, eliminating the need to submit resignation at the allotted institution.
NRI candidates can upload documents online on the counselling portal for NRI reservation in deemed universities.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Now, just one visit for NEET-UG counselling
NEET-UG counselling now requires only one physical reporting; subsequent document verification is online.
Candidates opting for the "Float" option can retain their allotted seat and complete verification online while seeking a better seat.
The Medical Counselling Committee introduced online resignation for surrendered seats, eliminating the need to visit institutes.
NRI category admissions are fully digitized with a dedicated portal for document uploads, replacing email submissions.
The system uses pre-populated data from the National Testing Agency and enhanced cybersecurity measures to improve transparency.