Haryana NEET

Haryana NEET UG counselling is conducted in partially in online mode and offline mode. Except the last phase of counselling, which is the document verification, the rest of the rounds of the processes are conducted in online mode. DMER Haryana releases the counselling notices or the schedule and the seat matrix in an online mode, on the official website. The registration and choice filling processes also need to be done in online mode by visiting the official website of the exam. The merit list and the seat allotment result are also declared on the official website of the Haryana NEET counselling, in PDF format. The last and final step, which is the institute reporting, or the document verification, has to be done in offline mode, by visiting the allotted institute, or the venue stated by the counselling authority. 

According the last year's seat matrix, there were as many as 1,870 seats for MBBS and around 100 seats for BDS that were offered to the candidates through Haryana NEET counselling for the Government colleges.  As per the seat matrix released by DMER Haryana for the Haryana NEET counselling 2023, there were a total of 345 seats including government and private institutes. DMER Haryana releases seat matrix or seat vacancy list separately for each round prior to the commencement of the registration process. Hence, the actual number of government seats for the Haryana NEET counselling 2024 will be known only after the release of the seat matrix. 

The Haryana NEET counselling 2023 was concluded with the Stray Vacancy round. The registration process for the Haryana NEET UG counselling 2024 Stray Vacancy round was conducted from September 23 to September 25, 11.59 PM. The seat allotment result was declared on September 26. Candidates had to deposit the tentative tuition fee between September 26 and September 28, 11.59 PM. The institute reporting for the document verification round was conducted on September 29, 9 AM onwards. The erstwhile three rounds were conducted from July 26 to September 15. So far, over 2,000 candidates were allotted MBBS and BDS seats and in the second and third round, a total of 119 candidates' seats were upgraded.