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In a major development for NEET UG aspirants, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced an extension of the Round 2 counselling schedule for the 2025 admission cycle.
The decision comes amid the process of adding newly accredited medical seats received from the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the ongoing scrutiny of NRI candidates’ documents. With this move, MCC aims to ensure transparency and fair allocation of seats to all eligible candidates. The notice, issued on September 9, 2025, reassures students that the revised Round 2 schedule will be published shortly on the official MCC portal, offering more opportunities for MBBS, BDS, and allied course admissions.
MCC notice on extension
According to the official notice released by MCC, the inclusion of newly accredited medical and dental seats has prompted a revision in the counselling timeline. These additional seats are expected to significantly boost the availability of opportunities in Round 2, particularly benefiting candidates who missed out in the first round. At the same time, the committee is completing the scrutiny of NRI documents to ensure eligibility and compliance with admission norms.
Candidates can read the official MCC notice here.
Impact on candidates
For thousands of aspirants awaiting seat allotments, this extension offers renewed hope. The addition of fresh seats will widen options across government and private medical colleges, while the delay ensures that candidates are not disadvantaged by incomplete documentation or updated seat availability. However, it also means candidates must remain alert for the revised dates and complete choice filling, locking, and verification as soon as the new schedule is live.
What’s next for students
The revised Round 2 schedule will soon be uploaded on the official MCC website (mcc.nic.in). Aspirants should regularly monitor the portal for updates, keep their documents ready, and prepare for choice filling once the window reopens. Reporting to allotted institutes will follow the updated allotment timeline. Students are advised to carefully track notifications to avoid missing deadlines, as this round remains crucial for securing admission under the All India Quota (AIQ) and other categories.