NEET PG 2025 Round-3 Reporting: Final Deadline February 11

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is currently overseeing the final 48 hours of the critical institute reporting phase for the NEET PG 2025 Round-3 counseling. Following the release of the final seat allotment results on February 6, thousands of medical aspirants across the country are moving to secure their postgraduate medical seats in various MD, MS, and Diploma programs. With the deadline of February 11, 2026, fast approaching, candidates are advised to complete their physical reporting and document verification process promptly to avoid last-minute technical or logistical hurdles.

Final Admission Phase and Critical Dates

The current phase of admission is the final opportunity for many candidates to secure a seat under the All India Quota (AIQ) before the commencement of the Stray Vacancy rounds. As per the official medical education calendar for this session, the reporting window remains the primary focus for the MCC. It is mandatory for candidates to physically present themselves at their allotted medical colleges to confirm their seat. For more details on the schedule, you can visit the Official MCC Portal.

• Candidates must ensure that their allotment letter is generated online by the college at the time of reporting.
• The counseling process requires the physical presence of the candidate; online or partial reporting will lead to seat cancellation.
• The security deposit of candidates who fail to report after being allotted a seat in Round-3 may be forfeited as per the guidelines to ensure only serious specialists enter the field.
• Medical colleges have been directed to verify the eligibility of each candidate strictly against the uploaded documents.

Mandatory Documentation for Physical Reporting

To facilitate a smooth admission experience, the MCC has released a comprehensive checklist of documents. These papers must be produced in original along with self-attested photocopies for verification. Failure to provide any required certificate can result in the immediate forfeiture of the allotment. According to recent notices from the National Medical Commission (NMC), reporting is a non-negotiable step for seat confirmation and maintaining the academic standards of the country.

• NEET PG 2025 Allotment Letter: Generated and downloaded from the official MCC portal.
• Academic Certificates: Including MBBS Degree certificate and all professional mark sheets.
• Internship Completion: Confirming completion on or before the cut-off date.
• Registration: Permanent or provisional certificate issued by the NMC or State Medical Council.

Future Course for Non-Allotted Candidates

For those who did not receive an allotment in this round, the focus now shifts to the upcoming Stray Vacancy round. To maintain eligibility for further rounds, candidates must not have joined any seat in previous rounds. This coordination is essential for maintaining the integrity of the medical education session and ensuring that every vacant seat is utilized by deserving candidates who meet the NBE qualifying cut-offs.

Conclusion

As the February 9 dateline passes, the clock is ticking for Round-3 candidates. The medical fraternity expects a high joining rate this year, as many budding specialists seek to finalize their placements. Candidates are urged to double-check their allotment details and travel arrangements to ensure they reach their respective institutes well before the February 11 cut-off. Timely action now will determine the academic future of thousands of medical professionals for the current year.

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