Delhi Mop-Up Round 2025: Eligibility and Seat Allotment Explained

As the NEET 2025 counseling process is crossing the last stages, the Delhi Mop-Up Round becomes one of the best chances for the thousands of aspiring doctors who are yet to be admitted to MBBS and BDS courses in Delhi. Such counseling sessions may fill most of the seats, but still, there are a few remaining backlogs in many government and private medical institutions, and this is where the Mop-Up Round is very important.

If you could not get a place within the first and second rounds, or you did not report to the assigned college after getting its allotment, or, finally, you simply want to improve your choice, you need to know about the Delhi Mop-Up Round 2025. Such a round is simultaneously encouraging other worthy candidates with the final rock to be hurled into the air in regard to climbing into prestigious institutes like Maulana Azad Medical College, VMMC, Lady Hardinge, and some others in the Delhi quota.

Decoding what you need to know about the Delhi Mop-Up Round 2025, this blog captures all the details that you need to know, including eligibility criteria, key dates, seat allotment process, and important dos and don'ts that can help in increasing your chances of admission. 

Delhi NEET Mop-Up Round 2025: Eligibility Criteria 

Candidates who wish to be involved in the Delhi NEET 2025 Mop-Up Round must fulfil the given criteria. 

• Candidates eligible for MBBS courses must have attended and done well in the NEET UG 2025 exam. 
•  Participation in the Mop-Up Round is possible only for people who registered in previous counselling rounds. No more registrations will be processed after the deadline. 
• Candidates who got seats in previous rounds but did not join can apply again, unless they have already joined. 
• To be eligible for the state quota, applicants must have done Class 11 and 12 from recognised schools governed by CBSE, ICSE.

Delhi NEET Mop-Up Round 2025: Seat Allotment Process

The process used to decide on which seat we should take. Seats offered in the Mop-Up Round are based on:

• Ranking in the NEET UG 2025 Examination is done by scores. 
•  Applicants fill in the choice form to select their preferred colleges and courses during the Mop-Up Round registration. 
• When students do not show up for counselling, those seats become available for the second round. 
• Delhi uses a reservation system by leaving 15% of the places for SC, 7.5% for ST, 27% for OBC, and 5% for children/widows of Armed Forces officers. There is a 3% reservation for people with disabilities when entering the IFS.

Delhi NEET Mop-Up Round 2025: Important Points to Remember

• Anyone applying in the Delhi NEET mop-up round must have joined previous counselling rounds. 
•  After getting a seat, candidates should report to the proper college during the chosen time frame while presenting all necessary documents. 
• A refundable security deposit is mandatory at the time of registration. Participants who did not join the seat may get their deposit back.

Conclusion

In the Delhi NEET mop-up round, candidates who had earlier missed out get another chance to obtain a seat in a Delhi medical college. By learning about eligibility and how seats are given out, candidates have a better opportunity to be admitted to the best medical colleges. You should check official updates and follow all the directions to have an uninterrupted counselling process.

FAQs

Q.1 What does the Mop-Up Round mean in Delhi NEET Counselling? 

After all the initial counselling rounds, the mop-up round takes place when MCC fills the empty seats. 

Q.2 Can I still join in the Mop-Up Round if I haven’t joined any round before? 

Yes, but only if you are not penalized for not joining the other counselling rounds.

Q.3 Can I register directly for the Delhi NEET Mop-Up Round? 

No, only those candidates who signed up in previous rounds can apply. 

Q.4 What are the documents you must bring for the Delhi Mop-Up Round 2025? 

• NEET Admit Card
• NEET Score Card
• Mark Sheets from Class 10 and 12
• a Category Document (when needed)
•  a Domicile Certificate
• a valid Government ID
•  a passport picture. 

Q.5 Is reservation taken into account during Delhi NEET Counselling 2025? T

Yes, there are reservations for SC - 15%, ST – 7.5%, OBC – 27%, PwD – 3% and Armed Forces Personnel – 5%. 

Q.6 How do students get access to seats in the Delhi Mop-Up Round 2025? 

According to your NEET rank, the process of choosing available seats and the reservation policies. 

Q.7 Do I need to give a security deposit while registering for counselling?

 Registering for Delhi NEET counselling requires you to deposit a security amount. 

Q.8 If I don’t report to the allotted college, what will happen? 

Your reservation can be canceled, and you will forfeit your security deposit.

Q.9 Can I upgrade my seat after the Delhi Mop-Up Round? 

Seat upgrades might not be available after the Delhi mop-up round, as most of the seats get filled during this round. 

Q.10 How can I access official news about the Delhi Mop-Up Round? 

All updates will be shared first on the MCC website and later on the Delhi NEET Counselling portal.