The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced the provisional seat allotment results for Round 2 of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Super Specialty (NEET SS) counselling 2025. Aspiring candidates can now access their results in PDF format directly from the official MCC website, mcc.nic.in/super-speciality-counselling/.
The provisional results were released today, August 13. Candidates who identify any discrepancies in their Round 2 allotment must report them to the MCC by 5 PM today. Following this, the college reporting phase is scheduled to commence tomorrow, August 14, and will conclude on August 20, 2025. It is crucial for all candidates to wait for the final result and ensure their allotment letter is available on the MCC website before approaching their assigned college.
For those who have been allotted a seat, the next steps involve downloading the official allotment letter and promptly reporting to the designated institution within the stipulated timeframe. Furthermore, candidates are required to complete the admission procedures as outlined by their respective colleges. Those who accept and join a seat retain the option to participate in subsequent rounds of NEET SS counselling for potential seat upgradation, or they may choose to secure their currently allotted position, in adherence to the prevailing counselling guidelines.
The NEET SS counselling process experienced a notable delay this year, stemming from a legal dispute and a review petition concerning 151 vacant super-specialty seats located in Tamil Nadu. This legal challenge prompted the MCC to temporarily halt the choice filling and locking procedures. The extended delay led to numerous appeals from medical professionals and students, urging the MCC to establish a clear and transparent timeline for the counselling process. Consequently, following an order from the Supreme Court, the MCC incorporated an additional 153 vacant in-service seats from Tamil Nadu into the Round 2 seat matrix. This round ultimately offered a total of 2,423 Doctorate of Medicine (DM), Master of Chirurgiae (MCh), and Diplomate of National Board (DNB) super-specialty seats for admission. Further details on this development can be found in the original report.
For continuous updates regarding the final allotment result, allotment letters, and any further announcements concerning Education and the counselling process, candidates are strongly advised to regularly monitor the official MCC website.
