UP NEET 2025 round 3 allotment results postponed
Uttar Pradesh: The Directorate General of Medical Education and Training, Uttar Pradesh (UPDGME), has released a notice concerning the seat allotment results of the third round of UP NEET UG counselling for the academic year 2025 for the MBBS and BDS admissions.
Through the notice issued by the UPDGME in this regard, it has been informed to all the candidates participating in Round 3 that the publication of allotment results has been put on hold following the MCC directive. The MCC notice, released by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), instructed all state counselling authorities to weed out the joined candidates of AIQ Round-3 before seat processing of Round-3 of state counselling, so that candidates already holding a seat in AIQ are not allotted any seat through state counselling
Accordingly, the UP DGME has stated that the UP NEET UG 2025 Round 3 seat allotment result will remain pending until further instructions are received from the MCC to ensure full compliance with the Supreme Court’s directives.
“All the candidates participating in the third round of UP NEET UG Counselling-2025 (MBBS/BDS) are informed that, in accordance with the instructions issued by the MCC, New Delhi, Government of India, the seat allotment result of the third round of UP NEET UG Counselling-2025 (MBBS/BDS) to be declared on 29 October 2025 is postponed till further orders”, the notice stated.
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MCC has issued a notice to all state counselling authorities to weed out candidates who have already joined seats under the AIQ Round-3 before processing seats for Round 3 of State NEET UG Counselling for the academic year 2025. On this, Medical Dialogues had reported that the instruction follows the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, which mandates the filtering out of joined AIQ candidates to prevent dual seat allotments.
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