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The merit list for 85 per cent of Delhi State Quota seats have been released by MCC on February 15. Selected candidates will have to register and fill in choices to participate in the counselling process. Know the details here.

The merit list for 85 per cent of Delhi State Quota seats have been released by MCC on February 15. Selected candidates will have to register and fill in choices to participate in the counselling process. Know the details here. 

NEET 2021 Delhi State Quota Merit List Declared

NEET 2021 Delhi State Quota Merit List Declared

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the merit list for 85 per cent Delhi State Quota seats. In an official notification dated February 15, MCC has stated, “MCC of DGHS is in receipt of many representations to provide the inter se merit list of Delhi State Quota for candidates who want to participate in the counselling of 85% Delhi State Quota seats.” Medical aspirants who have qualified for NEET and applied for Delhi NEET counselling 2021 can check the merit list by downloading it from this page.

As many as 6,498 candidates have been selected for the Delhi State Merit List. Candidates vying for a seat in Delhi will have to register and participate in the counselling process which will be conducted by the Delhi State Counselling authority.

Click here to download the Delhi NEET Counselling Merit List.

The NEET 2021 counselling process for the 15 per cent All India Quota (AIQ) seats is underway and the Round 2 registration process will commence today, i.e. February 16. The choice filling process will start on February 17. Candidates can register, fill and lock choices till February 21. The Round 2 seat allotment result will be declared on February 26.

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