Earlier, NEET was not required for BPT admission in Maharashtra. Most colleges used MHT CET or Class 12 marks instead. But from 2026, NEET UG may become compulsory for BPT admission across India.
MCC will soon announce the NEET counselling registration 2021 process and dates. Know the detailed process and information here.
- Who is Eligible for NEET 2021 Counselling Registration?
- NEET Counselling Registration 2021 Process
- NEET 2021 Counselling Process - Choice Filling Round
Who is Eligible for NEET 2021 Counselling Registration?
Candidates who would qualify for NEET would be primarily eligible to participate in the NEET counselling 2021 process. The other eligibility criteria for NEET counselling registration 2021 are as follows:
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They must be registered on the official website of MCC
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All candidates, including candidates from the UT of J&K, can participate in the counselling for AIQ seats and deemed universities
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They must be in possession of all the requisite documents for the NEET counselling processes
NEET Counselling Registration 2021 Process
The registration process for the NEET counselling 2021 are as follows:
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Candidates have to visit the official website of MCC – mcc.nic.in
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Click on the tab indicating NEET UG Counselling followed by the ‘Registration’ tab
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Enter details such as name, registration number, personal details, academic details and the details mentioned on their NEET result
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Pay the NEET 2021 registration fee through debit/credit card/net banking/UPI modes
The NEET Counselling Registration Fee 2021 are given in the below table.
| Category |
Fee (in INR) |
|
|---|---|---|
| Non-refundable fee |
||
| 15 per cent AIQ/ Central Universities |
General |
1,000 |
| SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD |
500 |
|
| Deemed Universities |
All categories |
5,000 |
| Refundable tuition fee |
||
| 15 per cent AIQ/ Central Universities |
General |
10,000 |
| SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD |
5,000 |
|
| Deemed Universities |
All categories |
2,00,000 |
NEET 2021 Counselling Process - Choice Filling Round
In the NEET counselling process, choice filling refers to selecting their choice of medical college and seats as per candidates’ category and seat criteria. Here are some details regarding the choice filling process.
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After completing the registration process, the candidates need to fill in the choices by logging into the registered account on the MCC portal
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They need to choose the course/ college in the desired order of preference
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They can fill in any number of choices from the list provided
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Candidates can add/delete a choice
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They can also move up/ move down a choice as per their preference
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After filling in the choices, they must save a copy of the choices filled for future reference
The next step of counselling is the release of the Seat Allotment Order by MCC, which has to be downloaded by candidates. After that, they have to accept or withdraw the seat offer to move forward.
The counselling for the All India Quota seats will be conducted in two rounds. The seats left vacant after the first round will be carried forward to the second round. However, the seats left vacant after the second round of NEET counselling 2021 will be transferred to the respective state quota. The seats left vacant in the AIQ quota of Deemed Universities/ Central Universities/ ESIC colleges will be filled through a mop-up round of NEET 2021 counselling. The remaining seats (if any) will be filled in the institutional round/stray round of NEET counselling.
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Yes, most paramedical Diploma and degree courses don't need NEET at all. NEET is mainly required for MBBS, BDS, and a few nursing programs in some states. For courses like MLT, Radiography, or OT Technology, Class 12 marks are usually enough. Some private colleges do hold their own small entrance te
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