The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has issued an urgent notice on 12 November 2026 warning 75 NEET-PG candidates whose Round 1 allotments have not yet been reported by their allotted colleges on the MCC portal. Despite repeated emails and phone calls from MCC, these colleges have failed to complete the admission process. To give candidates one final chance, MCC will open an emergency Reporting Portal tomorrow, 13 November 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:00 PM. If your admission is not submitted by your college during this window, your seat will be marked as 'Not Reported', forfeited, and automatically released to the next counselling round. This is a critical deadline—missing it means losing your allotted seat.
If you are on the attached list of 75 candidates and your college has not yet reported your admission on the MCC portal, you must ensure they do so between 9:30 AM and 11:00 PM on 13 November 2026, or your seat will be cancelled and reallocated.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is this notice about?
This is an emergency alert from MCC for candidates who received a seat allotment in Round 1 of NEET-PG 2026 counselling but whose colleges have not yet formally reported (submitted) their admission on the MCC portal. Normally, after you are allotted a seat, your college must log into the MCC portal and confirm your admission by uploading your admission letter and marking you as 'Reported'. This step is mandatory—without it, your seat does not become official.
MCC has identified 75 candidates (listed in the attached table) whose colleges have not completed this reporting step, even after MCC sent multiple reminders. To prevent these candidates from losing their seats, MCC is opening a one-time emergency Reporting Portal for exactly 13.5 hours on 13 November 2026.
Who is affected? (The 75 candidates)
You are affected if your name and roll number appear in the four-page list attached to this notice. The list includes 75 candidates allotted to various medical colleges and institutes across India in Round 1, across specialties including Pathology, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, General Medicine, Orthopaedics, Anaesthesiology, and many others. The allotments include MD, MS, NBEMS (DNB), and NBEMS-Diploma seats.
Check the list carefully by your roll number. If you are listed, your college has not yet reported your admission on the portal, and you must take immediate action.
- Candidates listed: 75 total across all India
- Specialties: MD, MS, DNB (NBEMS), DNB Diploma across multiple fields
- Colleges: Government, private, and autonomous medical colleges and institutes nationwide
What happens if your college does NOT report you by 13 November 11:00 PM?
If your college fails to report your admission on the MCC portal by 11:00 PM on 13 November 2026, your seat will be treated as 'Null & Void' and 'Not Reported'. This means your allotment is cancelled. Your seat will automatically be released and made available for allotment in the next round of counselling. You will not be able to join that college for Round 1, and you will have to wait for the next round to be considered for a fresh allotment—if you are eligible and if seats remain available.
This is a serious consequence. Once your seat is marked 'Not Reported', it cannot be recovered for Round 1. MCC has made clear that any adverse consequence due to non-compliance is the sole responsibility of the institute and the candidate.
- Your seat becomes 'Null & Void' if not reported by 11:00 PM on 13 Nov
- Your seat is automatically released to the next round
- You lose your Round 1 allotment and must wait for Round 2 or later
- MCC will not be responsible for any loss due to college delay
The Emergency Reporting Portal: Date, Time, and What to Do
MCC will open a special Reporting Portal as a one-time emergency measure on 13 November 2026 from 09:30 AM to 11:00 PM (13.5 hours total). This portal is exclusively for colleges to report the 75 candidates on this list. Your college must log in during this window and complete the admission reporting process for you on the MCC portal.
As a candidate, you cannot directly use this portal—only your college can. However, you must immediately contact your allotted college and inform them of this deadline. Provide them with your roll number and name from the list. Ask them to confirm that they will report your admission during this window. Do not assume they know; follow up directly with the college's admission office or the person handling NEET-PG counselling at your college.
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- Portal opens: 13 November 2026 at 09:30 AM
- Portal closes: 13 November 2026 at 11:00 PM
- Who uses it: Your college's admission office / NEET-PG coordinator
- What they must do: Log in and report your admission on the MCC portal
- Your role: Contact your college immediately and ensure they know about this deadline
What must your college do during the reporting window?
Your college must log into the MCC portal using their institutional credentials and complete the following steps for each candidate on the list:
1. Verify that your admission status is correct in their records (your name, roll number, allotted specialty, and seat type).
2. Generate your Admission Letter online through the MCC portal. This letter must be issued by the college and made available to you.
3. Submit your admission on the portal, marking you as 'Reported'. This formally confirms that you have been admitted and that the college has accepted your allotment.
Once these steps are completed, your seat becomes official for Round 1, and you can proceed with joining formalities (document verification, hostel registration, etc.) as per your college's schedule.
- Verify your admission details in the college's system
- Generate your Admission Letter through the MCC portal
- Submit your admission on the portal and mark you as 'Reported'
- Ensure the letter is issued and made available to you
How to contact your college and ensure they report you
Do not wait passively. Take action today (12 November) or first thing tomorrow morning (13 November). Find your name and roll number in the attached list, note your allotted college's name and address, and contact them immediately.
Call the college's admission office, NEET-PG counselling cell, or the Dean's office. Explain that you are on MCC's 'Not Reported' list and that your college must report your admission on the MCC portal between 09:30 AM and 11:00 PM on 13 November. Ask for confirmation that they will do so. If possible, get the name and direct phone number of the person responsible for this task, and follow up with them during the reporting window to confirm completion.
If you cannot reach your college by phone, send an email to their admission office with a copy to the Dean, clearly stating your roll number, name, allotted specialty, and the MCC deadline. Keep a record of all communication.
- Find your college's contact details from the list
- Call the admission office or NEET-PG counselling cell today
- Explain that you are on the 'Not Reported' list
- Ask them to confirm they will report you between 09:30 AM–11:00 PM on 13 Nov
- Get the name of the responsible person and follow up during the window
- Send an email as backup with your roll number and the deadline
What if your college says they have already reported you?
If your college claims they have already reported your admission, ask them to verify this on the MCC portal. They can log in and check your status. If you are already marked as 'Reported', then you are safe and do not need to take further action. However, if they cannot confirm this or if there is any doubt, ask them to re-submit your admission during the emergency reporting window on 13 November to be absolutely certain.
Do not take their word for it without verification. The fact that you are on MCC's list means the portal does not show you as reported, so there is a discrepancy. Insist on clarity before 11:00 PM on 13 November.
- Ask your college to verify your status on the MCC portal
- If they say you are already reported, ask for proof
- If there is any doubt, ask them to re-submit during the emergency window
- Do not assume—verify before the deadline
Important: What 'Null & Void' and 'Not Reported' mean
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These are two related but distinct statuses that MCC uses:
• 'Null & Void': An admission that is not submitted on the portal by the college is treated as invalid from the start. It has no legal standing.
• 'Not Reported': A candidate whose admission has not been carried out on the portal by the allotted institute is marked as 'Not Reported'. Their seat is automatically released for the next round of allotment.
In both cases, the result is the same: your Round 1 seat is lost, and you must wait for the next round. The distinction is technical; what matters is that you must act now to prevent either status from being applied to you.
- 'Null & Void' = admission not submitted by college = invalid
- 'Not Reported' = candidate not marked as reported = seat released to next round
- Both result in loss of your Round 1 seat
The list of 75 candidates (by roll number and allotted college)
The notice includes a complete four-page table of all 75 candidates affected. Each entry shows:
• Serial number (1–75)
• Your roll number (e.g., 26661019048)
• Your name
• Your allotted college/institute (with full address and state)
• Your allotted program (e.g., MD Pathology, NBEMS Paediatrics, MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Find your entry by roll number or name. Note your college's name and address. This is the college you must contact immediately.
- 75 candidates listed across all India
- Includes MD, MS, DNB (NBEMS), and DNB Diploma seats
- Specialties: Pathology, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, General Medicine, Orthopaedics, Anaesthesiology, Ophthalmology, ENT, Dermatology, Cardiology, Psychiatry, and others
- Colleges: Government medical colleges, private hospitals, autonomous institutes, and NBEMS-affiliated centers
Stay updated: Monitor MCC website for further notices
MCC may issue further updates or clarifications before or after 13 November. Check the official MCC website (www.mcc.nic.in) regularly for any new notices, especially on 13 November itself. If there are any changes to the reporting window, MCC will announce them there.
Also, after the reporting window closes at 11:00 PM on 13 November, MCC will likely issue a follow-up notice confirming which candidates were successfully reported and which were not. Check the website on 14 November for this update.
- Visit www.mcc.nic.in regularly
- Check for updates on 13 November and 14 November
- Look for a follow-up notice confirming reporting status
- Subscribe to MCC notifications if available
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
I am on the list of 75 candidates. What does this mean?
It means your college received your allotment in Round 1 but has not yet formally reported (submitted) your admission on the MCC portal. Without this reporting, your seat is not official. You must ensure your college reports you by 11:00 PM on 13 November 2026, or your seat will be cancelled.
What is the deadline for my college to report me?
The deadline is 13 November 2026 at 11:00 PM. MCC will open an emergency Reporting Portal from 09:30 AM to 11:00 PM on that day exclusively for this purpose. Your college must log in and report your admission during this window. After 11:00 PM, the portal will close, and any unreported candidates will lose their seats.
What happens if my college does not report me by 11:00 PM on 13 November?
Your seat will be marked as 'Not Reported' and 'Null & Void'. Your allotment for Round 1 will be cancelled, and your seat will be automatically released for allotment in the next round. You will not be able to join that college in Round 1, and you will have to wait for Round 2 or later to be considered for a fresh allotment.
Can I report myself on the MCC portal, or does my college have to do it?
Only your college can report you. The college's admission office or NEET-PG counselling coordinator must log into the MCC portal using the college's institutional credentials and submit your admission. You cannot do this yourself. Your role is to contact your college and ensure they know about the deadline and complete the reporting.
How do I find my allotted college and contact them?
Find your name and roll number in the four-page list attached to this notice. The list shows your allotted college's name and full address. Use this information to contact the college's admission office, NEET-PG counselling cell, or Dean's office by phone or email. Ask them to confirm they will report your admission on 13 November between 09:30 AM and 11:00 PM.
My college says they have already reported me. Do I need to do anything?
Ask your college to verify your status on the MCC portal. If they can confirm you are already marked as 'Reported', then you are safe. However, since you are on MCC's list, there is a discrepancy. To be absolutely certain, ask them to re-submit your admission during the emergency reporting window on 13 November. Do not assume—verify before the deadline.
What documents does my college need to report me?
The notice does not specify exact documents, but your college must generate your Admission Letter online through the MCC portal and submit your admission details. Your college should have all necessary information from the allotment process. Contact your college to confirm what they need from you (if anything) to complete the reporting.
If my seat is cancelled, can I get it back in Round 1?
No. If your seat is marked 'Not Reported' by 11:00 PM on 13 November, it is cancelled for Round 1 and released to the next round. You cannot recover it for Round 1. You will have to participate in Round 2 or later counselling rounds if you wish to be considered for a fresh allotment.
Is there any extension to the 13 November deadline?
The notice does not mention any extension. The deadline is firm: 11:00 PM on 13 November 2026. MCC has called this an 'URGENT' matter and stated that any adverse consequence due to non-compliance is the sole responsibility of the institute and candidate. Do not assume there will be an extension.
What should I do if I cannot reach my college by phone?
Send an email to the college's admission office and Dean with your roll number, name, allotted specialty, and the MCC deadline clearly stated. Keep a copy of the email. If possible, also try contacting the college through their website or social media. Follow up multiple times on 13 November morning to ensure they are aware and will report you during the window.
Where can I find the complete list of 75 candidates?
The complete list is attached to this notice as a four-page table. It includes all 75 candidates' roll numbers, names, allotted colleges, and programs. You can search for your name or roll number in this table to find your allotted college and confirm you are on the list.
What is the MCC website, and where should I check for updates?
The official MCC website is www.mcc.nic.in. Check it regularly for updates, especially on 13 November and 14 November. MCC may issue clarifications or a follow-up notice confirming which candidates were successfully reported. You can also contact MCC at adgme@nic.in if you have urgent questions.
If your name is on the attached list of 75 candidates, act immediately. Contact your allotted college today (12 November) or first thing tomorrow morning (13 November) and confirm that they will report your admission on the MCC portal between 09:30 AM and 11:00 PM on 13 November 2026. Do not wait—this is your only chance to save your Round 1 seat. After 11:00 PM on 13 November, any unreported candidate will lose their allotment permanently for Round 1. Monitor www.mcc.nic.in for any updates or follow-up notices.
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