NEET PG 2021 counselling round two registration begins at mcc.nic.in
Sonia Vats | February 4, 2022 | 01:14 PM IST | 2 mins read
MCC started fresh registrations for NEET PG 2021 counselling round two. The choice filling facility will be available from February 7 onwards.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has started the registrations for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate, NEET PG 2021 counselling round two at mcc.nic.in. As per the revised schedule for NEET PG counselling 2021 , the choice filling facility will be available from February 7 onwards.
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During the choice filling and locking process of NEET PG 2021 round two counselling, candidates will have to lock the choices of colleges and specialities for MD/MS/PG Diploma and DNB admissions. Aspirants who registered for round one and did not get any seat allotted are not required to register again for NEET PG counselling round two.
MCC will release the seat allotment result for NEET PG 2021 round two based on the choices of colleges and specialities by candidates, seats available, NEET PG rank, reservation criteria and other factors. Read more details below.
NEET PG Counselling 2021: Who can register for round two?
Aspirants who are eligible to participate in the NEET PG 2021 counselling round two are as follows:
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Aspirants who have not registered in round one with full payment of fees
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Graduates who did not fill choices for round one.
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Candidates who resigned the allotted seat or did not report to the allotted college.
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Medical graduates who registered for round one and did not get seat allotted
NEET PG 2021 Counselling: How to register for round two?
Given below are the points to register and submit choices for NEET PG 2021 counselling round two.
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Visit the official website - mcc.nic.in and click on the ‘PG counselling’ tab.
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Upon reaching the NEET PG counselling 2021 website, click on the ‘Online registration’ link.
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Enter candidate’s name, mother’s name, date of birth, category, mobile number and email address
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Login using the roll number and password, which will be sent to the registered email ID
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Complete the registration process by entering personal, academic, contact, internship and other details
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Pay the registration fee via credit/debit cards and net banking
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Download the confirmation page.
On the basis of NEET PG 2021 counselling, around 9,953 MD, 10,821 MS, 1,979 PG Diploma, and 1,338 DNB CET seats in 6,102 colleges and 649 hospitals are filled.
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