Summary
The choice-filling process for Round 3 concluded on October 16, and the next step in the admission process is college reporting
This year’s NEET UG counselling saw multiple revisions to the seat matrix due to the establishment of new medical colleges and seat re-allocations
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will declare the NEET UG 2025 Round 3 seat allotment result on October 18, 2025, on the official website — mcc.nic.in. The choice-filling process for Round 3 concluded on October 16, and the next step in the admission process is college reporting.
Candidates allotted seats in Round 3 will be required to report to their respective colleges between October 19 and October 27, 2025.
This year’s NEET UG counselling saw multiple revisions to the seat matrix due to the establishment of new medical colleges and seat re-allocations. A total of 9,075 additional MBBS seats — excluding those in AIIMS and JIPMER — have been approved for the 2025–26 academic year, significantly expanding the opportunities for medical aspirants.
NEET UG 2025: NRI Seat Allotment Criteria
The MCC has also issued detailed guidelines regarding NRI seat allotment, listing the following priority structure:
- Priority 1 (Annexure I):
NRI candidates
Children of NRIs
- NRI candidates
- Children of NRIs
- Priority 2 (Annexure II):
First-degree relatives of NRI wards
Second-degree relatives of NRI wards
- First-degree relatives of NRI wards
- Second-degree relatives of NRI wards
NEET UG 2025 Round 3 Seat Allotment Result: Steps to Check
1.
Visit the official MCC website: mcc.nic.in
2. On the homepage, click on the link for NEET UG Round 3 Seat Allotment Result
3. Enter your login credentials and click Submit
4. The seat allotment result will appear on the screen
5. Download and print a copy for future reference
Candidates are advised to check the official MCC portal regularly for further updates regarding document verification, fee payment, and reporting procedures. No changes will be allowed once Round 3 results are declared, so timely action is crucial.
Last updated on 17 Oct 2025
