Step-by-Step Guide to Delhi Stray Vacancy Round

The MCC will update the schedule for the Stray Vacancy Round of the NEET 2025 counseling. Delhi NEET counseling facilitates BDS and MBBS admissions in dental and medical colleges of Delhi. MCC controls AIIMS and AIQ seats, FMSC, GGSIPU manages IPU-affiliated colleges and DU oversees DU-affiliated colleges. The Delhi NEET 2025 application form was published online. The method includes document verification, seat allotment, choice filling, and registration. Reservation policies, domicile rules, and eligibility depend on the authority.

Steps to check the NEET UG stray vacancy round allotment result:

●      Step 1: Visit the official website of NEET counseling (mcc.nic.in).

●      Step 2: Click on the stray vacancy round allotment result link.

●      Step 3: The allotment PDF will be shown.

●      Step 4: Download the allotment result for future reference.

Important information regarding Delhi Stray Vacancy Round

●      The NEET UG stray vacancy round allotment result is binding and final.

●      Applicants who do not report to their allotted colleges within the particular time session will lose their seats.

●      There is no provision for the upgradation of seats after the stray vacancy round allotment.

Documents required for Delhi Stray Vacancy Round

●      Allotment Letter.

●      NEET 2025 admit card

●      Date of birth certificate

●      Marksheet of classes 10 and 12

●      Passport size photographs

●      Identity Proof

●      EWS Certificate

●      SC/ST Certificate

●      OBC-NCL Certificate

●      Disability certificate

Delhi Stray Vacancy Round: Steps to Register

●      Visit the official website of MCC, https://mcc.nic.in/.

●      Click on the ‘’UG Counselling’ link on the home page

●      Click on the “New Registration’ link.

●      Put in your required credentials and finish the registration method.

●      After completing the registration method, log in to your account and click on the ‘Choice filling window’ link.

●      Enter your preferences for college and course in order of preference for allotment.

●      Save your choices and click on ‘Submit’.

Which medical colleges in Delhi doing stray vacancy counselling:

●      Hindu Rao Hospital

●      Army College of Medical Sciences

●      Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College and Hospital

●      North DMC Medical College and Hindu Rao Hospital

Things happen in college-level stray vacancy round

●      You should know there is no fixed factor in the stray vacancy round.

●      Authorities put no bounds for this round on colleges.

●      Stray vacancy rounds proceeded on college-level/ state level or university level.

●      Every college is independent to serve admission in these vacant seats on their personal parameters or decided rules.

●      Few colleges normally declare their merit list for the seats, while some demand an amount.

●      There are no solid policies you are gonna find on stray vacancy round counseling as we told you above colleges have no strict parameters.

●      Some state parameters are restricted by state authority but most colleges, mostly deemed colleges work on a free hand.

Delhi Stray Vacancy Round Participation Process

●      Most universities open the participation registration on their college website, you can have yourself register there.

●      You should specifically go to each college website in Delhi to conduct a stray round and fill out their form individually to attend their stray vacancy round.

●      Students should physically go to these colleges with all the important documents on the decided date for the further stage method.

●      Stray vacancy rounds occur in a small duration normally in three or two days. Therefore, confirm to be ready with everything, all documents, and already decide which state college the applicant wishes to apply, to because you should physically reach those colleges for admission.

●      It is suggested that participate in only those colleges, whose admission criteria you reach.

Eligibility for stray Vacancy Round of central universities or deemed universities in Delhi

All registered applicants except the following three categories are eligible for this Round of Central or Deemed colleges:

●      Applicants who joined the allotted seat in Round 1, Round 2, or Mop-up round of central. Deemed/AIQ colleges.

●      Students are allotted a seat in the Mop-Up round of DGHS.

●      Students joined a seat in the Mop-Up round of DGHS.

Students who have not been allotted any seat in any of the last 3 rounds of counseling are also eligible for this round of counseling in Central, AIIMS, and Deemed colleges or AIQ quota.

Conclusion

Making informed decisions and tracking official updates from MCC and state authorities will enhance the admission possibilities. With correct preparation and on-time registration, students can successfully secure a seat in their chosen medical college.

FAQs

Q.1 Can I attempt NEET multiple times?

Yes, there is no limit on the number of attempts for NEET.

Q.2 When will the NEET 2025 result be declared?

The result will be declared on 14th June 2025.

Q.3 Which languages will NEET 2025 be conducted in?

NEET 2025 proceeded in 13 languages, including Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, English and more.

Q.4 What is the marking scheme for NEET 2025?

+4 marks for every correct answer and -1 mark for every incorrect answer.

Q.5 How can I download the NEET 2025 admit card?

You can download it from https://neet.nta.nic.in/ using your date of birth and application number.

Q.6 Has the NEET 2025 exam duration changed?

Yes, the duration has been reduced from 3 hours 20 minutes to 3 hours.

Q.7 What were the NEET 2024 cutoff marks for AIIMS Delhi?

In NEET 2024, the cutoff rank for AIIMS Delhi was 47 for general category students in Round 1. Particular cutoff scores were not disclosed.

Q.8 What is the NEET Delhi cut-off for SC in 2025?

For SC students, the expected NEET 2025 cutoff in Delhi is around 600 to 630.

Q.9 How many seats are there for MBBS and BDS in Delhi?

Delhi has around 1247 MBBS seats throughout private and government medical colleges and more than 150 BDS seats in dental colleges.

Q. 10 Will the NEET cutoff decrease in 2025?

Predicting the actual NEEY cutoff for 2015 is challenging, as it is based on variables like the number of applicants, overall student performance, and exam difficulty. Staying updated with official announcements is suggested.