As per the notice issued by the MCC in this regard, the candidates who participated in the NEET PG Round 1 counselling 2025 can check the provisional result on the MCC's official website. Any discrepancy in the result should be immediately reported to the MCC of DGHS by today, i.e., 22nd November 2025, at 12:00 PM, via email.
The candidates are further informed through the notice that the provisional result is only indicative in nature and subject to change. The candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result and the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.
Along with this, through the notice, the candidates are also advised to approach the allotted college/institute only after the final result is declared and the allotment letter is downloaded from the MCC website.
To view the notice, click the link below
https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mcc-neet-pg-2025-round-1-provisional-results-released-310106.pdf
As per the provisional result, a total of 26889 candidates are considered as provisionally qualified in the NEET PG Round 1 Counselling 2025. This result is regarding the seat allotment result for MD, MS, and DNB admissions under 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats.
To view the result, click the link below
https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/result-310105.pdf
Medical Dialogues earlier reported that MCC had announced a major update to the Round-1 seat matrix for NEET PG 2025 Counselling, including the addition and withdrawal of several postgraduate seats. Meanwhile, the choice filling was open till November 21st 2025.
According to the official notice issued by the MCC in this regard, 239 new PG seats sanctioned by the National Medical Commission (
NMC) in Deemed Universities have been added to the Round-1 seat matrix. While 235 DNB seats (186 in government institutes and 49 in private institutes) have been withdrawn following intimation from the National Board of Examinations (
NBE).
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