NEET SS 2025 Round 1 Seat Allotment Released: 6,035 Candidates Allocated Seats; Reporting Begins Tomorrow
New Delhi- The provisional seat allotment result for Round 1 of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Super Speciality (NEET SS) marks a crucial step in the admission process for DM, MCh, and DrNB super-speciality programs across India. However, this year, in this round, a total of 6,035 candidates have been allotted seats.
According to an official provisional result, candidates whose category or quota has been adjusted within the same institution and subject must obtain a new online-generated admission letter containing updated seat information. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in the cancellation of the allotted seat on the grounds of non-admission.
Meanwhile, candidates can view the Round 1 allotment PDF on the official MCC website. Therefore, candidates who have been allotted seats are required to report to their respective institutions with their necessary documents and fees from tomorrow—i.e., March 19—until March 25, 2026.
STEPS TO CHECK THE NEET SS ROUND 1 2025 SEAT ALLOCATION LIST
STEP 1- Visit the official website of MCC or click here for the NEET SS round 1 results PDF link.
STEP 2- Click on the NEET SS round 1 results 2025 link found on the homepage.
STEP 3- Download the seat allocation result PDF.
STEP 4- Look for your roll number or name within the list.
STEP 5- Obtain the allocation letter for admission purposes.
Subsequently, the MCC has completed the process of final choice and locking for Round 1, thereby concluding this phase of the counselling process.
Through NEET SS counselling, admission to super-speciality medical programs is facilitated across both government and private medical institutions nationwide. This round serves as the foundation for the subsequent stages of counselling, and candidates are advised to follow the official instructions with the utmost care to secure their admission.
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