MCC Adds 82 Seats to NEET PG Round 2 Counselling, check details
New Delhi- Recently, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has added 82 seats to the seat matrix of National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Postgraduate (NEET PG) Round 2 counselling 2024.
As per the notice issued in this regard, MCC has informed that 82 seats have fallen vacant due to resignations. Therefore, the seats have been added to the seat matrix of Round-2. With this, candidates can now fill the options for the seats given below for Round-2 of PG counselling. The resignation from Round-1 seats was provided upto 06:00 P.M. of 09 December 2024.
Meanwhile, MCC has revised the NEET PG Round 2 Counselling 2024 schedule. As per the revised NEET PG Round 2 counselling 2024 schedule, the Round 2 choice filling/locking facility is now extended till December 11, 2024. In which, the choice filling facility will be active till 8 am on December 11 and the choice locking facility will start at 4 pm on December 10 and close at 8 am on December 11.
REVISED SCHEDULE
S.NO | CHOICE FILLING & CHOICE LOCKING | PROCESSING OF SEAT ALLOTMENT | PUBLICATION OF RESULT | REPORTING AT ALLOTTED COLLEGE | VERIFICATION |
1 | Till 11th December 2024 (upto 08 A.M of 11th December 2024) Choice Locking will be available from 04:00 PM of 10th December till 08 AM of 11th December 2024. | 11th to 12th December 2024. | 12th December 2024 | 13th to 20th December 2024. | 21st to 22nd December 2024 |
Along with this, recently MCC has also removed 5 seats from NEET PG Round 2 Counseling 2024. According to the notice issued in this regard, MCC has informed that the authority of DGHS has received information about the removal of 5 seats from the seat matrix of Round 2 of PG Counseling 2024 from 3 institutes. Therefore, seats have been removed from VSS Institute of Medical Science and Research, Burla, Holy Family Hospital, New Delhi and Jagjivan Ram Hospital.
To view the seat matrix, click the link below
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