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Yes. The deemed university medical and dental seats are allotted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). For admission to MBBS or BDS courses in deemed universities, you would have to go through the NEET UG MCC counseling process. Unlike many private colleges where admission is done through state counseling, MCC conducts centralized online counseling for 100% MBBS/BDS seats in deemed universities.

That means any state of India’s candidate can apply for the deemed university seats through MCC if they have qualified for NEET UG and fulfill the eligibility criteria. As deemed universities are part of all-India counseling conducted by MCC, there is no restriction of state domicile for these seats.

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Overview of Counselling

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare provides centralized online counselling for all kinds of medical seats, including deemed universities.

Qualifications

Generally, to engage in MCC counseling for deemed universities, candidates have to:

  • Get qualified for NEET UG
  • Fulfil the eligibility criteria prescribed by the National Medical Commission (NMC) & MCC.
  • Complete the MCC online registration.
  • Make needed counseling and security deposit.
  • Fill in and lock their chosen college options before the deadline.

Unlike other state counseling processes, MCC allows students from any Indian state to apply for considered university seats irrespective of their domicile.

Admission Procedure

MCC conducts centralized online counseling for admission to deemed universities.

  • Qualification for the NEET UG exam.
  • Register on the official website of MCC counseling.
  • Pay registration and security deposits.
  • Fill out and lock your desired, deemed university options.

MCC Seat allotment is done based on:

  • All-India Rank NEET
  • Category (if applicable)
  • Candidate appeal
  • Availability of seats

If a seat is allotted, get the allotment letter.

Pay the entrance costs and submit the appropriate documents at the designated university.

The process is carried out in multiple counseling rounds, and stray vacancy rounds are conducted if the seats are vacant.

Main Features

Some important features of MCC counseling for deemed universities are:

  • 100% MBBS/BDS seats are allotted through MCC.
  • No residency requirement in the state.
  • Students from all throughout India are a part of a single counseling procedure.
  • Admission is fully online till document reporting.
  • Several rounds of counseling are conducted.
  • Choice filling holds the most importance in the seat allotment process.
  • NEET qualification is compulsory.

All the deemed university seats are pooled in one counseling system so candidates can take admission to colleges in different states through a single registration process.

Common Misconceptions

“Deemed universities conduct their own counseling."

No. 

Deemed universities give seats through MCC counseling for admission to MBBS and BDS and not through counseling by each university.

"Only students from the same state can apply."

WRONG.

For presumed university seats in MCC counseling, no domicile is required. Students from any state can apply.

“NEET is not needed for Deemed universities.”

No. 

Only NEET-qualified candidates are eligible for admission to MBBS and BDS courses in deemed universities.

"MCC only conducts counseling for AIIMS."

Wrong.

MCC also conducts counseling for 15% of all-India Quota seats, AIIMS, JIPMER, central universities, and 100% of MBBS/BDS seats in deemed universities, amongst others.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 
1. Are the seats in deemed universities filled through MCC?

Yes. 100% of MBBS and BDS seats in deemed universities are allotted through MCC counseling based on NEET UG scores.

2. Is state domicile required for considered university admission?

No. 

Candidates of any state of India can apply through mcc counselling.

3. Are NEET scores compulsory for considered universities?

Yes. 

If a student has to seek admission at deemed universities for MBBS/BDS courses, the student has to qualify for NEET UG.

4. How are seats divided in MCC counseling?

Seat allotment is done by NEET rank, preferences of the candidate, category (if applicable), and availability of seats.

5. Am I eligible to apply for both MCC and state counseling?

Yeah.

As per the norms and schedules, the eligible applicants can normally attend MCC counseling as well as their respective state counseling.

Must Read: Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid in NEET PG Counselling

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Yes. All deemed university seats for NEET PG are allotted exclusively through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the All India Counselling process.

Unlike state universities, deemed universities do not participate in state-level admission processes. They are centrally regulated, and all seat allotments—Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up, and Stray Vacancy—are managed by MCC only.

Deemed university seats often have:

  • Higher fee structures

  • Strong clinical exposure

  • Advanced infrastructure

  • NRI and management quota options

  • Uniform counselling rules across India

Because the process is centralised and competitive, having the right guidance is extremely important. 

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