NEET PG 2025 Stray Vacancy Round: Final Seat Allotment Results Announced
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has officially released the final seat allotment results for the stray vacancy round of NEET PG 2025 counselling. A total of 2,798 MD and MS seats have been allocated to eligible candidates across participating medical colleges and institutions.
Candidates who participated in this round can now access and download their allotment orders through the official counselling portal. The allotment letter is a crucial document that confirms the seat assigned to each candidate and must be preserved for future reference during the admission process.
Mandatory Online Admission Process
According to the latest instructions from MCC, all candidates who have been allotted seats must generate their admission letters through the INTRAMCC portal. The committee has made it clear that offline admissions will not be recognised under any circumstances, and any such attempts will be treated as null and void.
To complete the admission formalities, candidates are required to submit a copy of their allotment order along with all necessary original documents at their respective allotted institutions. The entire admission procedure will be conducted online, with institutions issuing admission letters exclusively through the INTRAMCC portal.
Important Deadline: February 28
The final date for completing admissions under the NEET PG counselling stray vacancy round has been set as February 28. Candidates must ensure that all required formalities are completed within this stipulated timeframe. Failure to report or complete the admission process by the deadline may result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat.
Revised Allotment Details and Seat Adjustments
In the initial stray vacancy round results, MCC had allocated 2,799 seats, leaving 181 MD/MS positions vacant. However, after further review and adjustments, the provisional results were revised to reflect a total of 2,798 allotted seats.
Prior to finalising the results, the counselling committee removed nine postgraduate medical seats from the allocation process. The reasons for these removals include:
- Four seats were withdrawn due to ongoing court cases
- Two seats were removed because colleges had exceeded their permitted intake capacity
- Two seats were eliminated due to offline reporting by institutions
- One additional seat was removed during the verification process
These adjustments were made to ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and to maintain the integrity of the counselling process.
Next Steps for Candidates
All successful candidates are strongly advised to carefully review the official PDF list published on the counselling website. It is essential to verify the details of the allotted seat, including the institution name and course, before proceeding with the admission formalities.
Candidates should also keep track of all important dates and deadlines associated with the admission process. Any delay in completing the required steps could lead to complications, so timely action is highly recommended.
For those who have been allotted seats, the immediate priority should be to complete the online admission process and secure their position. Candidates must stay vigilant and regularly check the official portal for any updates or additional instructions from the counselling authorities.
