NEET Counselling Procedure 2020

NEET is the National Eligibility Entrance Test is a national level entrance test regulated by NTA. MCI organizes NEET Counselling 2020 in online mode. Candidates who are seeking admissions to UG medical & dental courses (MBBS/BDS) can apply for NEET examination. Qualified candidates will be called for the counselling process. After result declaration, the merit list will be prepared and those candidates who fall in the merit list will be invited for Counselling. For more details about NEET Counselling 2020 read the article mentioned below.

NEET Counselling 2020: Important Dates

Events	First Counselling	Second Counselling
Registration and Payment	3rd week of June 2020	2nd week of July 2020
Fee Payment Facility	4th week of June 2020	2nd week of July 2020
Choice Filling and Seat Locking	4th week of June 2020	2nd week of July 2020
Processing of Seat Allotment	Last week of June 2020	3rd week of July 2020
First Counselling Result	1st week of July 2020	3rd week of July 2020
Reporting to colleges	1st week of July 2020	3rd week of July 2020

MOP-UP Round for Central/Deemed University/ ESIC only

Registration and Payment	2nd week of August 2020
Fee Payment Facility	2nd week of August 2020
Choice Filling and Seat Locking	3rd week of August 2020
Processing of Seat Allotment	3rd week of August 2020
Third Counselling Result	3rd week of August 2020
Reporting to colleges	4th week of August 2020

Steps of NEET Counselling 2020

• Registration for Counselling
• NEET Counselling Fee Payment
• Exercising Option Entry and Locking
• Release of Seat Allotment Result

NEET Counselling 2020 Procedure

• Visit the official website of MCC and click on ‘New Registration’.
• Register yourself by providing the required details.
• Go to Candidates login and enter your Roll Number and Password.
• Enter details like Name, Roll No., Registration No., Mother’s Name, Contact No., etc. When you’re done, click on ‘Submit’.
• Verify the information and click on ‘Confirm Registration’.
• After successful registration, candidates are asked to submit refundable and non-refundable counselling fee.
• Pay the counselling fee.
• Submit preferences of the choice as many as you want.
• Arrange the choices in order of their preference by moving them up or down, interchange choices and delete choices.
• Enter your password and click on ‘Lock Choices’.
• After locking, take a printout of the locked choices.
• MCC releases seat allotment result after each round of counselling in the form of a list followed by the issue of seat allotment letter to the selected candidates.
• Report to the allotted colleges with the allotment letter and other documents to finish the admission process.

Counselling Fee

Category	15% AIQ/ Central Universities	Deemed Universities
Non-Refundable Registration Fee
UR	INR 1,000	INR 5,000
SC/ST/OBC/PWD	INR 500	INR 5,000
Refundable Tuition Fee
UR	INR 10,000	INR 2,00,000
SC/ST/OBC/PWD	INR 5,000	INR 2,00,000

Documents Required for Counselling

• NEET Seat Allotment letter
• NEET Admit Card and Result/Rank Letter
• Class X and XII Certificate and Marksheet
• Proof of Identity (Aadhar card/PAN card/Passport/ Driving License)
• 8 passport sized photographs (Same as the one affixed on the application form)
• Category Certificate (if applicable)

NEET Counselling 2020: Important Points

• Only NEET scores will be considered for getting admission in MBBS/ BDS.
• States will prepare their merit list on the basis of All India Ranks, keeping in view the category of the candidates.
• The minimum qualifying marks for NEET exam should be 50% for general, 45% of general-PH, and 40% marks for reserved categories.
• The merit list will be released after the declaration of NEET Result.
• The merit list is only for the candidates who have opted for 15% All India Quota Seats in their NEET 2020 Application form
• Students will be called for counselling on the basis of their rank in the merit list.
• NEET cut off is the minimum marks scored by the candidate in order to qualify the examination.
• NEET cut off will be decided on the basis of a total number of students appearing for the exam, difficulty level of exam, and the total number of seats available.