MCC NEET UG 2026: The Medical Consultative Council (MCC) is yet to release the official schedule for NEET UG 2026 counseling. Following the declaration of Re-NEET UG 2026 results on July 16, 2026, the notification is expected to be released on the MCC official portal in the last week of July or early August.The consultation process will determine admissions to undergraduate medical courses in participating government, private and recognized medical colleges. Candidates who are waiting to register and choose to fill are advised to refer only to the MCC official portal for updated information and information after the counseling schedule is released.Estimated consultation timetableAlthough a complete schedule has not yet been released, the tentative admissions calendar indicates that the first round of registration and selection filling may begin in the first week of August.
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The results of the first round of seat allocation are expected to be announced in mid-August, and will be reported to the allocating institutions in mid-to-late August. The second round is expected to take place from late August to mid-September, while the sweep round may take place in mid-to-late September. The scattered vacancy round is tentatively scheduled for October.Expected tutoring schedule
Seat matrix record extensionThe National Medical Council has approved the addition of 9,911 Bachelor of Medicine seats in the current admission cycle. Currently, the total enrollment in 823 medical colleges across the country is 1,36,939 seats (excluding institutions of national importance). Of these, 63,296 seats are in government institutions and 73,643 seats are in private and deemed universities. This cycle also includes 25 newly approved medical schools.Karnataka has the highest overall MBBS capacity with 15,395 seats and also has leading private healthcare infrastructure with 10,995 seats. Maharashtra has the highest number of government seats with 6,000 seats.Examination and Qualification DataThe number of applicants for this exam is 22,79,155, and approximately 19,99,000 candidates will participate in the re-examination. A total of 11,21,170 candidates qualified and the national passing rate was 56.08. The highest score, 715 out of 720 points, was achieved jointly by AIR 1 Aryan Gupta of Punjab and AIR 2 Panshul Bansal of Haryana.
Candidates can get the official schedule after release by visiting the MCC website, selecting the UG Medical Counseling section and checking the current events or e-Services/Schedule page to get the Counseling Schedule PDF.