Bihar NEET PG 2024 stray vacancy registration deadline today; provisional allotment on February 25
Bihar NEET PG stray vacancy 2024 choice-filling is available on the official website, bceceboard.bihar.gov.in.
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Ayushi Bisht | February 23, 2025 | 10:49 AM IST
NEW DELHI:
The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB) will close the registration window for the Bihar NEET PG 2024 stray vacancy counselling today, February 23. Interested candidates who have not yet applied can fill the Bihar NEET PG stray vacancy registration form 2024 through the official website, bceceboard.bihar.gov.in.
As per the schedule, the board will announce the Bihar NEET PG 2024 provisional seat allotment results for admission to
MD, MS, PG Diploma courses
on February 25. Candidates will be given the opportunity to submit objections against the provisional allotment result.
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The Bihar NEET PG 2024 stray vacancy final results will be declared on February 26. The Bihar NEET PG 2024 allotment letter by will remain available through the candidate login portal till February 28.
Bihar NEET PG stray round reporting 2024
Candidates must use their login details, including their registration number and date of birth, to access the Bihar NEET PG 2024 seat allotment result. Seat allocation will depend on seat availability, the candidate's preferred college, and reservation categories.
Shortlisted candidates are required to attend document verification and complete the admission process from February 27 to 28. Failure to report to the allotted institute by February 28 will result in the cancellation of their admission.
Bihar NEET PG stray round counselling schedule
Bihar NEET PG 2024 stray vacancy counselling schedule is given below-
| Event | Date |
| Online registration and choice filling start | February 21, 2025 |
| Last date of choice filling | February 23, 2025 |
| Provisional seat allotment | February 25, 2025 |
| Final seat allotment | February 26, 2025 |
| Downloading of allotment order | February 26 to 28, 2025 |
| Document verification and admission | February 27 to 28, 2025 |
Bihar NEET PG stray Vacancy 2024: Who are not eligible
The candidates who fall under the following conditions are not eligible to participate in the Bihar NEET PG 2024 stray vacancy counselling:
Those who have been admitted to a PG Medical seat through PGMAC-2024 Round-1 or Round-2 Counselling
Those who were allotted a seat through PGMAC-2024 round-3 but did not join their allotted seat for any reason
Those who were admitted through AIQ based on NEET PG 2024 round 1, 2, and 3
Those who were allotted a seat through AIQ based on NEET PG 2024 Stray Vacancy Round Counselling.
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