MCC NEET PG 2024 Round 3 Counselling Reporting Deadline to February 7
New Delhi- The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) has again extended the reporting process for Round 3 of National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Postgraduate (NEET PG) counselling for the academic year 2024-25. Earlier the reporting process was extended till 04 February 2025.
As per the official notice in this regard, “In a preview of proceeding in W.P (C) No 103 of 2025 Title as Joshi Ankit and ORS. Versus Medical Counseling Committee and Orsat Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, it has been decided to extend the reporting for Round 3 of NEET-PG Counselling, 2024”.
Therefore, MCC has extended the reporting process of NEET PG Round 3 Counselling 2024 till 07 February 2025, 05:00 PM. Meanwhile, as per the official schedule, reporting/joining was scheduled till 03 February 2025. The reporting process of NEET PG Round 3 Counselling 2024 started from 26 January 2025.
Along with this, the process of verification of the data of the candidates appeared by the institutes and sharing the data with MCC was scheduled on 4th and 5th February 2025. The NEET PG Round 3 Counselling 2024 was commenced from 11th January 2024.
Medical Dialogues recently reported that A group of postgraduate medical aspirants approached the Supreme Court seeking cancellation of the All India Quota Round III of the National Eligibility-Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET-PG) 2024 exam.
Approaching the top court bench, petitioners pointed out that Round III of the All-India Quota counselling for NEET-PG (AIQ round) started before Round II of the State round of counselling concluded in certain states, especially Madhya Pradesh.
They argued that due to the clash in the counselling schedule for AIQ and State Quota since a lot of candidates from the State Quota who were otherwise not eligible to register for AIQ Round III, got a chance to register and block a seat in AIQ Round III when the State Round II counselling opened.
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