This revised seat allotment comes at a pivotal moment as students eagerly wait to secure seats for MD, MS, and PG Diploma courses in government and private medical colleges. The MCC has provided a limited window for candidates to raise any objections related to the provisional allotment — all discrepancies must be reported by 9 AM on February 6, 2026. After this deadline, the revised provisional list will be treated as final.

To download and check the result, candidates are advised to follow the official process: visit the MCC website, navigate to the PG Medical section, and open the link for the Round 3 revised provisional seat allotment result PDF. Once downloaded, aspirants should use their All India Rank (AIR) or roll number to locate their allotment details within the document.

After verifying the allotment status, successful candidates must download their allotment letter from the MCC portal and complete the reporting process at the allotted college along with all necessary original documents and fees. This step is essential to confirm the admission, failing which the allotted seat may be forfeited.

The NEET PG counselling process has been closely watched this session, especially following updates to the qualifying criteria and revised schedules. These allotments are significant for medical graduates aiming to undertake postgraduate study in specialties across India’s medical institutions.