Exam ResultNEET UG 2026 Result Declaration15 Jun · 30d
Round 1
At rank 600,000, here is what was accessible in Round 1.
3 options across 1 counselling system.
Each has a different cost, a different rank band, and a different margin.
After any allotment: 5–6 days to transfer your deposit.
MCC Deemed·Open to all India·Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Bharath Medical College, Chennai
"In 2025, 150 students entered Bharath MC Chennai through MCC Round 1 — from rank 94,750 to 657,379. At rank 600,000, you're well inside the typical R1 body. The margin is ~57,379 ranks — this seat is accessible with room to spare. Round 2 extended the window to 775,178, with 25 students upgrading here from other deemed colleges."
Per year
₹27.5L
Bond
None
R1 deposit
₹2L · 5–6 days
Full allotted band · margin to overall close
94,750 — 8.7L
+270,855 ranks · comfortable
MCC Deemed·Open to all India·Salem, Tamil Nadu
Vinayaka Missions Medical College, Salem
"Round 1 at Vinayaka Missions closed at rank 549,662 in 2025 — rank 600,000 misses R1 by 50,338 ranks. Round 2 extended to 636,297, leaving a 36,297-rank buffer — accessible with room to spare. MCC Round 1 has free exit: students who hedged R1 elsewhere can re-enter in R2. That's what makes R2 here a real window, not a leftover."
"In 2025, 3 NRI seats at SBKS Medical Instt. &, Vadodra filled between ranks 514,762 and 861,535 via MCC Deemed NRI quota. At rank 600,000, ~261,535 ranks of buffer — workable range. Fee: $40,000/yr USD. Eligibility: candidate or parent must be NRI/OCI/PIO — MCC verifies documents at online reporting. NRI quota runs separately from the Open merit pool — competing here doesn't overlap with general deemed allotments."
Per year
$40,000
Bond
None
R2 NRI deposit
₹2L · 5–6 days
NRI allotted band
5.1L — 8.6L
+261,535 ranks · comfortable
Round 2 — engage with Round 1 first
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Round 2
What opens if you wait past Round 1.
Round 2 is where upgrades happen — and where the deposit becomes real.
Seats from candidates who didn't join Round 1 reopen here.
From Round 2, not joining means your deposit is forfeited.
"In 2025, thousands of candidates at rank 600,000 didn't join their Round 1 allotment.
Some found better options in Round 2. Some were running parallel tracks in state counselling.
The key question isn't whether to wait — it's whether you've registered for every system that's open to you."
Round 3 — engage with Round 2 to continue
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Round 3 — the final picture
Round 3 is a one-way door.
After joining Round 3 you cannot resign or upgrade. MCC shares data with states — any state seat you hold is cancelled automatically. The deposit is fully at risk. Decide only when this is the seat you want.
"Round 3 seats are real — but they come from candidates who forfeited their deposit and walked away, and from upgrades within the system. The students who ended up in Round 3 at rank 600,000 either found their preferred option only opened then, or were committed to waiting it out. It's not a consolation window. It's an irreversible commitment."