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NEET-PG 2025 seat resignation window EXTENDED

Candidates who wish to resign their seats secured in the NEET-PG 2025 counselling process can complete the process via the MCC portal

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The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has extended the seat resignation window for candidates allotted seats in Round 1 and Round 2 of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Postgraduate 2025 (NEET-PG 2025) counselling.

According to the official notification released by the MCC, the seat resignation facility opened at 2 pm on December 22, 2025 and will now remain open until 6 pm on December 26, 2025. 

Candidates wishing to resign their seats through this window must complete the process online via the MCC portal at mcc.nic.in. They must also physically report to their allotted medical college to finalise their seat resignation.

The move follows numerous requests from candidates who secured seats in earlier counselling rounds but are now reconsidering their options after state counselling results were declared.

Under the updated guidelines:

  1. Candidates who joined a Round 2 seat but now wish to resign may vacate their seat within the extended period, but will forfeit their security deposit. 

  2. Those upgraded in Round 2 and who have joined the upgraded seat may also resign under the same conditions of deposit forfeiture. 

  3. To ensure validity, the resignation letter must be generated through the MCC-provided portal by the allotted college; resignations not processed through this system will be treated as null and void.

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