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Vacant MBBS and BDS Seats: What’s Next for AIQ Admissions?

The admission process for MBBS and BDS courses under the All India Quota is nearing completion, yet over 800 seats remain vacant. The Medical Counselling Committee has conducted multiple rounds of counselling, but many candidates did not attend their admissions. Speculation arises about a potential special stray vacancy round to fill these seats. Candidates can check their allotment status on the MCC website and should stay updated for any announcements regarding the reporting schedule. Discover more about the future of these vacant seats in the full article.
 

Overview of NEET UG Admissions


NEET UG Update: The admission process for MBBS and BDS programs under the All India Quota (AIQ) is approaching its final stages. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has completed three rounds of counselling, along with a stray vacancy round. However, a number of AIQ seats for MBBS and BDS courses remain unfilled, prompting inquiries about the next steps for these vacancies.


Current Status of Vacant Seats

Over 800 Seats Still Available
In the stray vacancy round, the MCC aimed to fill 4,068 MBBS/BDS seats, out of which 3,108 were successfully filled. Recent provisional seat allotment results reveal that over 800 seats are still vacant, likely due to some candidates not attending their admissions during this round.


Future Steps for Filling Vacancies

Next Steps for Unfilled Seats
Despite four rounds of counselling—including three main rounds and one stray vacancy round—more than 800 AIQ seats for MBBS and BDS courses remain unallocated. There is speculation that the MCC might organize a 'special stray vacancy round' to address these vacancies, although no official announcement has been made yet.


MCC Reporting Schedule

Check Your Allotment Status
The MCC has published the provisional results for the stray vacancy round. Candidates who participated can verify their allotment status on the official MCC website. Those who have received a seat allocation must report to their designated college for admission, with the reporting schedule yet to be announced. Regularly checking the MCC website for updates is advisable.