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Following months of rigorous competition, the national and state-level counselling bodies are concluding the major admission rounds for the 2025-26 academic session. With the official academic term having already commenced on December 22, the focus has now shifted to filling the remaining clinical and non-clinical vacancies through Round 3 and upcoming stray vacancy procedures.
The reporting window for INI CET Nov 2025 Round 1 officially closed on December 24. While thousands of aspirants have completed their physical document verification at premier medical institutes, official seat acceptance statistics are currently being compiled. This update covers the mandatory next steps for candidates, the anticipated timeline for Round 2 allotment, and guidance for monitoring official AIIMS portals for upcoming merit list shifts.
West Bengal's medical PG admission verification for 2025 is now complete.The WBMCC has finalized verification records for MD and MS aspirantsfollowing the Round 2 result declaration on December 24.Aspirants must now complete physical reporting and institutional joiningto secure their specialized residency seats.Stay informed on the mandatory documents and official timelinesfor a successful admission transition this Christmas.
As of the evening of December 24, candidates have finalized their admissions across government and private medical colleges. The focus now shifts to the administrative consolidation of data, where institutes are uploading final joining reports to the official portals. This transition is a critical step for aspirants awaiting the mop-up round or subsequent stray vacancy phases, as it determines the final "clear vacancy" count.
The NEET PG 2025 Round 2 reporting window has officially closed as of December 24. Participating medical institutions are now moving into the post-reporting phase to finalize the joined candidate lists. This critical step determines the remaining vacancies for Round 3. Aspirants must now focus on verifying their admission status and preparing for the upcoming mop-up rounds. Follow official updates on the MCC portal to ensure compliance with final admission protocols.
Stay updated with the latest MCC official notices regarding late reporting and counselling extensions for 2025. This guide covers the essential steps for medical aspirants to handle reporting delays, monitor the official portal for last-minute clarifications, and ensure document readiness. Learn how to navigate technical or travel-related reporting issues and secure your medical seat effectively during the final admission rounds.
As per the official schedule released by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi, the deadline for reporting to allotted institutes for the INI CET November 2025 session (January 2026 intake) is December 24, 2025. This critical phase follows the Round 1 seat allocation results, which were announced on December 18. Candidates who have been successfully allotted seats in prestigious institutions like AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER, and NIMHANS must complete their physical reporting and document verification to secure their admissions.
The West Bengal NEET PG 2025 Round 2 reporting phase concludes on December 30, 2025. This article covers the essential deadlines for physical document verification and fee submission. Aspirants must complete the admission process at allotted institutes by 4:00 PM today. Failure to report leads to seat forfeiture and affects further eligibility. Stay updated with the mandatory document checklist and next steps for the Mop-Up round.
The final day for aspirants to complete the Maharashtra NEET PG Round 2 reporting process. Candidates must physically report to their allotted medical colleges by 5:30 PM with all original documents and requisite fees. This is a critical step for securing MD/MS seats in the state quota. Failure to report may lead to forfeiture of the allotted seat. Ensure you finalize your admission formalities and status retention decisions before the window closes.
This marks a decisive moment for postgraduate medical aspirants who have been allotted seats in MD, MS, or DNB programs. Candidates who fail to complete their physical reporting and document verification by the end of today risk losing their allotted seats and may face restrictions in subsequent counseling rounds.
As the NEET PG 2025 counseling cycle progresses, the reporting windows for All India Quota and State participation are now running concurrently. This critical phase requires candidates to balance national allotments with regional opportunities. Physical reporting and document verification at allotted colleges are mandatory to finalize your residency. Ensure all formalities are completed before the upcoming deadlines to avoid seat forfeiture. Use our comprehensive guide to navigate these final steps effectively.
The reporting window for AIIMS INI CET 2025 Round 1 counseling concludes on December 24. Aspirants must complete online seat acceptance and physical document verification at their allotted institutes. This guide covers the essential documents required, the reporting process, and the timeline for final admission. Ensure all original certificates are ready to secure your postgraduate seat in premier medical institutes like AIIMS, JIPMER, and PGIMER.
