MCC NEET 2025 Round 1 Counselling Final Results declared
New Delhi- The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has declared the final result of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET UG) Round 1 counselling for the academic year 2025.
As per the notice issued by the MCC in this regard, the candidates who participated in the NEET UG Round 1 counselling 2025 can check the final result as declared on the MCC's official website. As per the provisional result, a total of 26608 candidates are qualified in the NEET UG Round 1 Counselling 2025. These results are on the seat allotment for MBBS and BDS admissions under 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats.
Meanwhile, the reporting process will start from tomorrow, i.e. 14 August 2025 onwards. Therefore, the candidates are advised to proceed for reporting to their allotted college/institute. Following this, the verification of the joined candidates' data by the institutes sharing data with MCC will take place.
Hence, candidates are also advised to download their allotment letter from the MCC website before reporting. Carry all required documents in original along with photocopies for verification and report within the stipulated time frame mentioned in the counselling schedule. However, no claim will be entertained after the last date of reporting.
To view the result, click the link below
https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/result-297697.pdf
Medical Dialogues had earlier reproted that the repeated extension of the choice filling window for NEET UG Round 1 of counselling has drawn backlash, as the medical aspirants on social media have accused the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) of playing with their future.
Issuing a notice on August 10, MCC extended the choice-filling window once again- reportedly for the seventh consecutive time. MCC extended the choice filling till August 11, when MCC was supposed to release the result of round 1 seat allotment on August 11 as per its revised schedule released on August 8, 2025.
Social media users addressed such repeated extensions and expressed their disappointment over the issue. They accused MCC of experimenting with the timetable and playing with the future of NEET aspirants.
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