NEET UG: MBBS-BDS admission process through All India Quota (AIQ) across the country is nearing its end. The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) has also conducted stray vacancy rounds after the completion of three rounds of counseling for admission, but even after that AIQ seats of MBBS-BDS remain vacant. Since then, there is a discussion about how these seats will be filled.

Come let us know in detail how many MBBS-BDS seats the Stray Vacancy round was organized to fill. How many seats were entered and how many seats remained? Now let’s know how the remaining seats will be filled.

More than 800 seats are still vacant

Stray vacancy round counseling was conducted by MCC to fill 4068 seats of MBBS-BDS. 3108 seats have been admitted in this round. MCC has declared provisional seat allotment result yesterday. After sporadic vacancy rounds, more than 800 MBBS-BDS seats remain vacant. It is believed that the candidates did not appear for admission in sporadic vacancy rounds.

What will happen now to fill the vacant seats

More than 800 AIQ seats of MBBS-BDS are vacant in medical colleges across the country. These seats remain vacant after 4 rounds of counselling, including three main rounds of counseling and one stray vacancy round of counselling. It is believed that now MCC will give another chance to fill MBBS-BDS vacancies, under which a special Stray Vacancy round may be organized, which has not been announced by MCC yet.

See MCC Dates for reporting schedule

MCC has declared the provisional seat allotment result for Stray Vacancy round. Shortlisted candidates can check the allotment status by visiting the MCC website. Candidates who have been allotted seats in this round have to inform the allotted college for admission, the schedule of which is yet to be released by MCC. For this keep checking the MCC website regularly.