NEET, NEET PG Counselling 2024 To Be Held As Per MCC Prescribed Dates; CENTAC Notifies

CENTAC Puducherry will conduct NEET UG and PG counselling 2024 as per the MCC dates. Further, students can check last year's cutoff marks for NEET UG from the CENTAC website for reference.  

Central Admission Committee Puducherry will conduct the counselling process for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test in online mode. The NEET counselling dates 2024 for UG and PG will be announced as per the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) prescribed timeline. 

NTA has declared the NEET UG results in online mode and now students are eagerly waiting to know the NEET UG counselling dates 2024. Hence, students are contacting the CENTAC office to know about NEET UG counselling dates and processes for the academic session 2024-25. Meanwhile, the authorities have also notified that the NEET PG counselling dates shall also be shared as per the MCC prescribed timeline. 

"For information of the aspiring candidates, it is informed that CENTAC will be commencing the counselling session for UG & PG NEET courses for the academic year 2024-25 in accordance with the timelines that would be prescribed by Medical Counselling Committee-MCC” reads the official notification. 

According to the press release, as soon as the government approves, the NEET UG counselling brochure 2024 with all the specifics of the counselling sessions' process will be posted on the CENTAC website.

NEET 2024 Counselling Dates Soon At CENTAC Website 

NEET 2024 counselling dates and information bulletin will soon be released on the CENTAC website after due approval of the government, says the official notification. Students are suggested to regularly visit the CENTAC i.e. NEET 2024 counselling website to get the information brochure and counselling dates.  

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