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Hi, For the NEET Stray Vacancy Round, seat allotment is handled by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). The seats available during this round will be listed in a seat matrix published on their official website. The matrix will display vacant seats across medical colleges participating in the round. You can check the seat matrix and other details by visiting the MCC's official website once the stray vacancy round begins.another case, you can also go through the below information.The NEET 2024 Stray Vacancy Round seat matrix reveals 1,184 vacant seats across MBBS, BDS, and BSc Nursing programs in various states. Notably, Maharashtra has the most vacancies (128), followed by Tamil Nadu (126), Karnataka (111), Uttar Pradesh (102), and Delhi (110). Some states, like Meghalaya, have only 1 seat available, while others like Goa and Tripura have 8 seats each.For more detailed vacancy information, please check the official sources such as the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)Thnaks.

I'm afraid the three-year Diploma in DMLT does not directly qualify you for applications to NEET from your educational background. The conditions for qualifying for NEET will include completion of 10+2 or its equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology as core subjects. In addition, the minimum percentage required is 50% for general candidates, with relaxations for reserved category persons.If the Diploma fits under that umbrella, it covers medical lab technology and includes related subjects, and NEET may recognize it. Affirm it regarding the requirement for equivalency to 10+2 with necessary PCB subjects. Alternatively, if the above is untrue, complete 10 + 2 to become eligible. 

Yes, it is possible to take the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) even if already having completed BA and meeting the eligibility criteria. A more accurate explanation is here: NEET Eligibility Criteria: 1. Educational Qualification:You are required to have minimum of 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from any recognised board.The subjects taken in 10+2 should comprise of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology, as well as English as mandatory subjects. 2. Minimum Aggregate Percentages Required:General category: Should not be less than 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology.OBC/SC/ST: Aggregate of at least 40%.PWD: Aggregate percent of 45%.3. Age Limit:Minimum Age: The minimum age of the candidate should reach 17 years age by December 31 of the year in which admission is being sought.Upper Age Limit: At present there does not exist any limit (currently guidelines state this).4. Additional Points:Even after completing BA, eligibility for NEET depends on 12th qualifications and fundamental subject requirements.If you did not do Biology in 12th, possibility of scenario of being eligible becomes nil even for aggregate percentage conditions.Key Issues:Ensure that you comply with the subject and marks requirements, both of these come from 12th standard.In that case, if you are deemed to be eligible, at the time when the applications are out, NTA NEET portal allows candidates to register for NEET. Kindly let me know if you wish to have furhter clarification regarding the matter!Hope this helps you