NEET Counselling

No, there is no limit in terms of entering the number of institutes and courses during the choice filling rounds of the NEET counselling process. Candidates can give as many choices as they wish for during online choice filling round. However choices should be in order of candidates preference. According to the Medical Counselling Committee or MCC, There will be common software for AIQ, Deemed, Central Universities, B.Sc. Nursing, AIIMS JIPMER, AMU, BHU for filling up choices. Also, there is no separate charge for choice filling. Candidates must also note that only filling choices is not enough, they must lock the choices within the stipulated date after verifying the choices and the preference order.

The NEET counselling registration fee varies for different candidate categories. For the AIQ seats and Central Universities, the fee for the General category candidates is INR 1,000 and for the SC, ST, OBC and PwD category candidates, the fee is INR 500. For participating in the NEET counselling process for Deemed Universities, the registration fee for all category candidates is INR 5,000. The registration fee is non-refundable. On the other hand, candidates will have to pay the tuition fee which is refundable. The amount for the General category candidates for the AIQ seats and Central Universities is INR 10,000. For the reserved category candidates, the amount is INR 5,000. For Deemed Universities, the tuition fee to be paid by all category candidates is INR 2,00,000. Those who would not be allotted a seat after the NEET counselling process will be refunded the tuition fee after the conclusion of the counselling rounds.

The NEET counselling process is a combination of online and offline. The step-wise procedure to participate in the NEET counselling process is given below:
Registration: The first step is to register online by filling up the form released on the official website of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). After filling the form, candidates will have to pay the requisite fee. Choice filling: Candidates will have to select colleges where they wish to take admission to. Registered candidates will have to log in to the MCC website with their credentials and then fill in choices. Choice Locking: During the choice locking period, it is necessary to lock the choices to get a print of your submitted choices. Candidates must go through their submitted choices before locking, as once they lock the choices they cannot be modified or changed. Seat Allotment Result: MCC will release the seat allotment result for candidates who had registered and submitted choices following the due process. Based on their seat allotment, candidates can either accept or go for the institute reporting round. Or they may opt for an upgradation of seats. In the case of the latter, they will have to register for further rounds of counselling. Institute Reporting: Based on the seat allotment result, candidates will have to visit the institutes where they wish to take their medical admission. This step involves verification of the hard copy of mandatory documents and payment of admission fees.

The fee structure can vary from year to year and may be subject to change. Additionally, cutoff scores for admission can vary depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, their scores, and the availability of seats. To obtain accurate and up-to-date information about the fee structure and cutoffs for Chirayu Medical College, I recommend visiting their official website or contacting the college directly. The official website should provide detailed information about the fee structure, including tuition fees, hostel fees, and any other applicable charges. You can also reach out to the college's admission office or administration for specific details regarding the fee structure and cutoff scores for MBBS admissions. It's important to refer to official sources for the most accurate and reliable information as fee structures and cutoffs can vary.

For NEET counseling, the domicile requirements may vary depending on the state you are applying to. Some states require that you have a domicile Certificate from the state, while others allow candidates who have completed their 10th and 12th standard education from the state to apply as a state candidate, regardless of their domicile. In general, if you want to apply for state quota seats in a particular state, you will need to fulfill the domicile requirements of that state. However, for the All India Quota (AIQ) seats, you do not need to fulfill the domicile requirements of any particular state, as these seats are reserved for candidates from all over the country. Therefore, if you are applying for AIQ seats, your birthplace and state of education should not matter. However, if you are applying for state quota seats in a particular state, you should check the domicile requirements of that state to determine if you are eligible to apply.