The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced an extension of Round 2 NEET UG counselling for the 2025 session, following the addition of newly accredited medical seats released by the National Medical Commission (NMC). This extension ensures ample time for candidates to participate and for the process to remain transparent for MBBS, BDS, and allied medical admissions.
Over 1,100 new seats have been added to Round 2, enhancing opportunities for prospective medical students.
As of September 9, 2025, the MCC has confirmed that a revised schedule will be issued soon on the official counselling portal — giving candidates renewed hope and time to act.
What This Means for Aspirants
Benefit | Details |
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Extended Registration | Extra time to register, modify choices, and ensure participation despite initial hurdles. |
More Available Seats | The addition of 1,100+ seats increases your chance of securing a seat, especially in competitive streams. |
Fairness in Processing | Recognizing bottlenecks in documentation (especially for categories like NRI), this extension helps keep the process equitable. |
NRI Quota in NEET UG 2025: Documents & Seat Allocation
One of the significant highlights of the MCC’s update is the focused attention on the NRI quota—which has seen detailed measures to ensure only eligible candidates benefit from it.
NRI Category Updates & Seat Shuffling
MCC has approved 188 candidates to be shifted into the NRI category. These candidates were required to submit their documents by August 3, 2025.
However, for Round 2, even previously approved candidates must resubmit their documents by September 4, 2025, 11:00 AM, via ug.nri.mcc@gmail.com. Only documents submitted in this window are valid for Round 2.
Required Documents for NRI Quota
Here’s a structured list of what NRI candidates must submit:
Document Type | Details |
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NEET Admit Card & Scorecard | Official NEET UG 2025 documents from NTA |
Proof of NRI Status | Parent or relative’s Passport, Visa/Residence Permit, Work Permit, OCI/PIO card |
Embassy Certificate | NRI certificate from Indian Embassy or Consulate |
Declaration & Affidavit | Self-attested declaration of NRI or OCI/PIO status and relationship to sponsor; Notarized affidavit + NRE bank passbook for sponsorship details. |
Note: If any documents are found to be forged, false, or incomplete, the MCC will cancel the seat and legal action may follow. Verification is strict and includes scrutiny by the college and external bodies including the Ministry of External Affairs.
Context & Caution
A broader investigation uncovered a massive scam involving over 18,000 fraudulent NRI seats, utilizing fake documentation and forged family records. In response, authorities have ramped up verification protocols to prevent misuse.
Blog Summary
Round 2 Extended – MCC extended the registration deadline and added over 1,100 seats, with revised schedules coming soon.
NRI Document Push – Candidates approved for NRI category must resend documents by September 4, even if previously submitted.
Strict Documentation Standards – Requirements include NEET cards, NRI proof, embassy certification, sponsor affidavit, and bank details. Verification is rigorous.
Accountability in NRI Quota – A great scale of fraudulent claims in past cycles has triggered stricter oversight to protect the integrity of admissions.