Participating in the State Counseling Process after NEET

After appearing for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), the next step is to participate in the state counseling process. This process allows candidates to secure admission to various medical and dental colleges within the state. To participate in the state counseling process after NEET, follow the steps outlined below:

Step 1: Registration
- Visit the official website of the state counseling authority.
- Look for the registration link and click on it.
- Fill in the required details, such as name, NEET roll number, contact information, etc.
- Create a unique login ID and password for future login purposes.
- Submit the registration form and take a printout of the confirmation page.

Step 2: Choice Filling and Locking
- Login to your account using the provided credentials.
- Look for the "Choice Filling" option and click on it.
- A list of available colleges and courses will be displayed.
- Select the desired college and course combination from the available options.
- Arrange the selected choices in the order of preference.
- Once the choices are filled, review the options and make sure they are correct.
- Finally, lock the choices to confirm your selection.

Step 3: Seat Allotment
- The state counseling authority will conduct the seat allotment process based on the choices filled by the candidates and their NEET ranks.
- The allotment result will be published on the official website.
- Candidates can check their allotted college and course by logging into their accounts.
- If satisfied with the allotment, candidates must download the allotment letter.

Step 4: Reporting to the Allotted College
- After downloading the allotment letter, candidates must report to the allotted college within the given timeframe.
- Carry all the necessary documents, such as NEET scorecard, allotment letter, identity proof, etc.
- Complete the admission formalities, pay the required fees, and submit the documents for verification.

Step 5: Second Round of Counseling (if applicable)
- If there are vacant seats after the first round of counseling, the state counseling authority may conduct a second round.
- Candidates who did not get allotted in the first round or wish to upgrade their seats can participate in the second round.
- The process for choice filling, locking, seat allotment, and reporting remains the same.

It is important to stay updated with the official notifications and websites of the state counseling authority for any changes or additional rounds of counseling. Participating actively in the state counseling process after NEET will increase the chances of securing admission to a preferred medical or dental college within the state.