Now, just one visit for NEET-UG counselling
The Indian government has reformed the NEET-UG counselling process to allow for one-time physical reporting, enabling candidates to complete document verification online while retaining their seats. These changes also include digital resignation options and a new portal for NRI category document submissions to streamline the admission process.
Why it matters
This reform significantly reduces the logistical and financial burden on thousands of medical aspirants by eliminating the need for repeated travel during the multi-round counselling process.
NEW DELHI: In a major reform, the Centre has introduced one-time physical reporting for NEET-UG counselling, ending repeated visits to allotted medical colleges for candidates seeking a seat upgrade.Aspirants allotted a seat in the first or second round can now complete subsequent reporting and document verification online while retaining their seat for further rounds.Under the new framework, candidates opting for the “Float” option can complete document verification online and receive provisional admission while retaining their allotted seat for subsequent rounds.
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