Ultimate Guide to MCC NEET UG Counselling 2025: AIIMS, JIPMER, Central Universities & More

MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) NEET UG Counselling is the centralized counselling process that allocates MBBS, BDS, and B.Sc. Nursing seats in top government and deemed institutions across India. It plays a critical role for aspirants seeking admission in AIIMS, JIPMER, Central Universities, and other prestigious medical colleges. This guide explains the complete MCC counselling process for 2025.

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MCC Counselling Authorities and Role

MCC operates under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. It conducts counselling on its official portal www.mcc.nic.in for:

  • 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats in government colleges
  • 100% seats in Deemed Universities
  • 100% seats in AIIMS, JIPMER, Central Universities (BHU, AMU, DU)
  • 100% seats in ESIC and B.Sc. Nursing seats via NEET

Types of Seats Under MCC Counselling

  1. 15% AIQ Seats in Government Medical & Dental Colleges
  2. 100% Seats in Deemed Universities (e.g. KMC Manipal, DY Patil)
  3. 100% Seats in Central Universities (BHU, AMU, DU, etc.)
  4. 100% AIIMS Seats (All 20+ AIIMS institutions)
  5. 100% JIPMER Seats (Puducherry & Karaikal)
  6. 100% ESIC IP Quota Seats
  7. B.Sc. Nursing Seats via NEET score

Eligibility Criteria

  • General Eligibility: Must qualify NEET UG 2025.
  • AIIMS/JIPMER: Require Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English.
  • B.Sc. Nursing: Minimum 45% (UR), 40% (SC/ST/OBC), only female candidates eligible.
  • NRI/OCI/Foreign Nationals: Eligible for Deemed Universities and AIIMS (specific criteria apply).

Registration Process

  1. Visit www.mcc.nic.in
  2. Register using NEET roll number and personal details
  3. Pay counselling fee and refundable security deposit
  4. Upload documents (photo, signature, certificates)

Documents Needed:

  • NEET UG Admit Card & Result
  • Class 10 & 12 Marksheet
  • Caste/Category Certificate
  • Identity Proof (Aadhar/PAN/Passport)
  • Domicile Certificate (if applicable)

Choice Filling and Locking

  • Fill preferences for colleges & courses in desired order
  • You can edit multiple times before locking
  • If not locked, system auto-locks choices at deadline

Tips:

  • Research college fees, bond rules, location
  • Prioritize your realistic preferences based on NEET rank

All India Quota Cut off 2025 & Safe Score

CategoryCut off (2024)Safe Score
Open25,220 (652)655+
OBC25,212 (652)655+
EWS28,836 (647)650+
SC1,39,193 (549)560+
ST1,68,888 (526)540+

Open Seat Quota Cut off 2025 & Safe Score

CategoryCut off (2024)Safe Score
Open25,037 (652)655+
OBC25,087 (652)655+
EWS28,752 (647)650+
SC1,38,065 (550)560+
ST1,68,349 (526)540+

Counselling Rounds

  1. Round 1: Fresh registration, choice filling, seat allotment
  2. Round 2: Upgradation or fresh registration
  3. Mop-Up Round: For vacant seats (excluding AIQ seats)
  4. Stray Vacancy Round: Only institutional level reporting

Security Deposit & Refund Rules

CategoryNon RefundableRefundable Deposit
AIQ/Central Univ₹ 1,000₹ 10,000
Deemed Univ₹ 5,000₹ 2,00,000

Refund Scenarios:

  • If no seat is allotted, full refund.
  • If seat is allotted but not joined, deposit is forfeited.

AIIMS, JIPMER, Central University Admission

  • AIIMS: 20+ campuses (Delhi, Bhopal, Jodhpur, etc.)
  • JIPMER: Puducherry and Karaikal
  • Central Univ: BHU, AMU, DU — separate internal procedures
  • Reservation: SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PWD as per Govt norms

Deemed Universities

  • 100% seats through MCC
  • NRI quota applicable
  • Higher tuition (₹12–25 LPA avg)
  • Bond/service rules vary by college

ESIC IP Quota

  • For children of insured persons under ESIC scheme
  • 15% seats in ESIC colleges
  • IP Certificate from employer required

Seat Allotment and Reporting

  • Seat allotment is merit + preference based
  • Download allotment letter from portal
  • Report to allotted college with originals & fees
  • Participate in upgradation if eligible

Documents Required at Reporting

  • NEET Scorecard & Admit Card
  • Allotment Letter
  • Class 10 & 12 certificates
  • Migration/Transfer Certificate
  • Caste/EWS/PWD Certificate

Category & Domicile Considerations

  • Category determines eligibility & cutoff
  • Domicile is not needed for MCC but needed for ESIC/IP
  • OCI/NRI must carry passport + category proof

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Not locking choices on time
  • Filling only top colleges despite low rank
  • Ignoring NRI/Deemed fee rules
  • Missing reporting deadlines

FAQs

  1. Is AIIMS part of MCC counselling? Yes.
  2. Can I apply for both MCC & state counselling? Yes.
  3. Is Round 1 exit free? Yes.
  4. What if I miss Round 1? Join in Round 2.
  5. How many choices can I fill? Unlimited.
  6. What is the refund timeline? Usually within 15–30 days.
  7. What if I don’t report to allotted college? Seat is forfeited.
  8. What is Stray Round? Last round for vacant seats.
  9. Are all documents mandatory? Yes, especially caste/eligibility proofs.
  10. What is AIQ? 15% All India Quota in Govt colleges.

Conclusion

MCC Counselling is a golden opportunity to secure a seat in India’s top medical colleges. A strategic approach, timely registration, and understanding all rules and processes are crucial. Stay updated through MCC notifications and plan ahead to maximize your chances of success in NEET UG 2025.