Maharashtra NEET 2025 CAP schedule out for BAMS, BHMS, BUMS admissions; eligibility criteria revised
Vaishnavi Shukla | August 27, 2025 | 08:38 PM IST | 2 mins read
Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2025: Candidates who have already registered for group C courses, such as BPTH, BOTH, BASLP, etc, can also apply for admission to AYUSH, homeopathy, and Unani courses.
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Try NowThe State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell Maharashtra has announced the Maharashtra NEET UG counselling 2025 CAP round 1 and 2 schedule for AYUSH and allied courses. The CET cell has also revised the eligibility and choice filling criteria for group B courses. As per the revised criteria, candidates who have already registered for group C courses can apply for Maharashtra NEET counselling for AYUSH courses.
The group C courses include Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPTH), Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOTH), Bachelor of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP), Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Science (BNYS), and Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics (BP&O).
Candidates will be permitted to fill their preferences for Group B courses, as per the given schedule. Candidates who have not registered earlier need to register to be considered for Maharashtra NEET counselling 2025 .
Maharashtra NEET 2025 schedule for group B, allied courses
The Maharashtra NEET counselling 2025 date schedule for group B and allied courses is as follows.
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Events |
Date & Time |
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Online Registration and Session Apply |
September 1 to 4 |
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Payment of Registration Fees through Online Payment |
September 1 to 4 |
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Uploading of documents |
September 1 to 4 |
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Publication of provisional merit list |
September 6 |
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Publication of Seat Matrix for CAP Round - 1 |
September 8 |
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Online filling of choice/preference form for CAP Round- 1 |
September 8 to 10, till 6 pm |
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Declaration of selection list CAP round - 1 |
September 12 |
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Physical joining and filling of status retention for CAP Round -1 |
September 13 to 17, till 5:30 pm |
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Publication of Seat Matrix for CAP-2 |
September 27 |
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Online Filling of Choice/Preference Form for CAP- 2 |
September 29 to October 1 |
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Declaration of Selection List CAP Round - 2 |
October 4 |
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Physical Joining and Filling of Status Retention for CAP Round -2 |
October 5 to 10 till 5:30 pm |
Additionally, NRI candidates have to register on the foreign candidate registration portal before September 3 for eligibility verification. Candidates must note that they are eligible for the 15% institute quota as per merit. Also, candidates under the PwD category should claim the quota for admission and also submit an online certificate issued by one of the 16 boards.
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