Navigate the complex medical seat allotment process with authoritative guides on AIQ and State Quota rules, document verification requirements, reservation frameworks, and round-by-round strategy.
Step-by-step procedural guides designed to eliminate errors during choice filling, documentation, and fee deposition.
A comprehensive walkthrough of registration, choice locking, seat allotment results, and college reporting protocols for medical aspirants.
Detailed analysis of 15% AIQ central pool seats versus 85% state domicile quota eligibility, cutoffs, and participating institutions.
The definitive verification checklist including NEET scorecard, admit card, identity proofs, category certificates, and domicile paperwork.
In-depth breakdown of central and state reservation quotas, sub-categories, central list criteria, and certificate format mandates.
Understanding how opening and closing ranks operate during choice filling across different medical colleges and seat categories.
Direct links and portal overviews for state medical counselling committees across all Indian states and union territories.
Navigating seat up-gradation rules, free exit options, conditional forfeitures, and stray vacancy round eligibility matrices.
Crucial financial guidelines regarding refundable security fees, penalty structures for non-joining, and proper resignation windows.
Clarifications on quotas, exit options, and document verification protocols.
AIQ 15% counselling is conducted by MCC for government medical colleges across all states, open to all qualified candidates. State Quota 85% is managed by respective state authorities strictly for domicile candidates holding permanent residency or qualifying state schooling criteria.
Yes, you can register for both concurrently. However, accepting a seat in Round 2 of AIQ and joining it may bar you from state mop-up rounds depending on individual state regulations.
In MCC counselling, Round 1 features a free exit clause. If you are allotted a seat in Round 1 and choose not to report, you face no penalty and retain your security deposit.
Input your NEET score and category to estimate your admission prospects across government and private medical colleges under AIQ and State Quotas.
