NEET MDS 2025 Results: MCC issues notice for States DMEs, Vice Chancellors, Medical Education Secretaries
New Delhi- The National Board of Medical Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) released the National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Master of Dental Surgery (NEET MDS) exam result for the academic year 2025. On this, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has issued a notice for the state DMEs, Vice Chancellors and Secretaries (Medical Education) of all states of India.
Through the notice, MCC has informed all the state DMEs that the MCC of DGHS has received the results of NEET MDS 2025 from NBE. Hence, the state DMEs are requested to authorise a representative to collect the result from the office of MCC. The representatives are requested to carry their 1D card and authorisation letter from their office for authentication.
Meanwhile, the password to open the Pen drive will be sent to the authorised person through email. Hence, the visiting representative should provide a working email ID of the authorised person of the respective state counselling authority, where the password can be sent by MCC. The representatives can visit the MCC office from Monday to Friday between 10:30 A.M to 5:00 PM to collect the result.
The NBEMS has recently declared the NEET MDS 2025 Merit list in respect of admission to All India 50% quota Post Graduate MDS seats for the 2025-26 admission session on the official website of NBEMS. Meanwhile, individual scorecards for NEET-MDS 2025 All India 50% quota seats counselling will be available for download at the NBEMS official website on/after 30th May 2025.
A copy of the scorecard will not be sent to individual candidates. The scorecard shall be available for download only for 6 (six) months. Moreover, qualification to participate in online counselling for All India 50% quota seats does not confer any automatic rights upon the candidates for admission to All India 50% quota Post Graduate MDS Courses.
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