The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) — the body that runs All India Quota counselling for MBBS and BDS seats — has put up a page of official video tutorials for NEET UG 2026 counselling. These are step-by-step explainer videos, not a schedule or an application window: they walk candidates through how to register on the MCC portal, how the seat allotment process works, and how NRI quota counselling differs from the regular process. The videos are available in both English and Hindi. This is a resource announcement, not a deadline or result, but it is genuinely useful for any NEET UG 2026 candidate who will go through AIQ counselling.
MCC has published official 'how-to' video tutorials on registration, seat allotment, and NRI quota for NEET UG 2026 All India Quota counselling, in English and Hindi, on its website.
What MCC has released
MCC's video tutorials page now lists guidance videos specifically for NEET UG Counselling 2026. These are meant to help candidates and parents understand the online counselling process before the actual registration and choice-filling rounds begin.
The videos are organised in parts, each covering a distinct stage of the counselling journey, and are offered in two languages so that candidates more comfortable with Hindi are not left behind.
- Part 1 — Registration (available in English and Hindi)
- Part 2 — Seat Allotment (available in Hindi and English)
- A separate video specifically on NRI Quota counselling
What 'Registration' covers
The Part 1 videos are meant to walk candidates through the registration stage of AIQ counselling — the first step where a NEET UG qualified candidate creates a profile on the MCC portal and begins the counselling process. The notice itself does not spell out the exact on-screen steps shown in the video; candidates should watch the video for the visual walkthrough rather than rely only on text summaries.
What 'Seat Allotment' covers
The Part 2 videos focus on how seat allotment works once registration and choice filling are complete — how MCC matches a candidate's NEET rank, category, and filled choices to arrive at an allotted seat. Again, the notice only names this as a video topic; it does not itself give allotment dates, rounds, or cut-offs, so candidates must check MCC's separate counselling schedule for those details when released.
NRI Quota video
A dedicated video explains NRI (Non-Resident Indian) quota counselling, which is a distinct process from the general AIQ counselling most candidates go through. If you or your family plans to apply under NRI quota, this video is worth watching specifically, since NRI counselling has its own eligibility and documentation requirements that differ from regular AIQ seats.
Why this matters even though there's no deadline here
This page does not announce any registration dates, fees, or document lists for NEET UG 2026 — it is purely educational content released ahead of the counselling rounds. Many candidates make avoidable mistakes during registration and choice filling simply because they don't understand the portal's flow. Watching these official videos before the actual counselling window opens can help you move faster and avoid errors once the clock is running during a live round.
Because MCC counselling rounds move on tight timelines, being familiar with the registration and allotment screens in advance — through these videos — can save valuable time when the real process begins.
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Does this notice announce NEET UG 2026 counselling dates?
No. This is only a page of instructional videos explaining how registration, seat allotment, and NRI quota counselling work. MCC releases the actual schedule with dates separately.
Are the videos available in Hindi?
Yes. Both the Registration (Part 1) and Seat Allotment (Part 2) videos are available in English and Hindi.
Is this relevant to state quota candidates too?
MCC conducts All India Quota (AIQ) counselling, which is national. If you're applying only through your state's own counselling (state quota), your state authority may have its own separate process, though the general logic of registration and allotment is similar.
What is NRI quota, and do I need to watch that video?
NRI quota refers to seats reserved for children of Non-Resident Indians, with its own separate counselling and documentation process. Watch this video only if you are applying under NRI quota; regular AIQ candidates don't need it.
Where can I find these videos?
They are posted on MCC's official website under the Video Tutorials section, at mcc.nic.in/ug-video-tutorials.
Should I wait for these videos or start preparing documents now?
You can do both. The notice doesn't change document or eligibility requirements — it just explains the portal process. Keep preparing your documents as per MCC's standard counselling requirements while you watch these videos to understand the steps.
These videos are a preparation tool, not an announcement of dates — so keep watching MCC's website for the actual NEET UG 2026 counselling schedule, registration window, and document checklist. Watching the registration and seat allotment videos now, especially if you're unfamiliar with the process or more comfortable in Hindi, can save you time and stress once the real counselling rounds open.
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