MCC NEET UG choice filling date extended till today; locking facility from 4pm at mcc.nic.in

NEW DELHI: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has extended the last date to fill choices for NEET UG stray vacancy counselling 2024 till today, October 27. The NEET UG choice locking link, which was scheduled to be activated on October 25, will now be available from 4 pm today on the official website, mcc.nic.in, for MBBS, BDS admission.

The MCC NEET UG choice filing facility for stray vacancy round has been extended up to 11.59 pm of October 27 and choice locking will start by 4 pm today.

“The Registration and Payment facility for Stray vacancy round of UG Counseling 2024 has been reopened due to many requests of candidates. Registration is available up to 12:00 noon of 27.10.2024 and Payment facility up to 03:00 PM of 27.10.2024,” the MCC official website read.

To fill choices, candidates will have to log on to mcc.nic.in using the login credentials generated earlier. A total of 1,184 clear stray vacancies have been notified by the MCC for the stray vacancy NEET UG counselling 2024 round.

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“It is advised that after going through the list of seats available, a tentative list may be prepared first as per your preference of colleges, before attempting to fill choices on- line. Candidates are advised to read and understand user manual for the candidates carefully before registration,” the committee said.

Candidates should note that they will be allowed to opt for as many choices as they wish. However, the choices entered should be in the order of preference as the counselling process for all India quota (AIQ), central and deemed universities, BSc Nursing, AIIMS, JIPMER, AMU and BHU are done through the same portal.

“During the choice locking period, it is necessary to lock the choices to get a print of your submitted choices. If a candidate does not lock the choice submitted by him/her, it will be automatically locked as per schedule,” the MCC added.