Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) has added more seats in the NEET PG Stray Vacancy round and the choice filling will be opened for all the eligible candidates. Candidates who do not modify their choices for Stray Vacancy Round, their Mop-up round choices will be considered for processing in Stray Vacancy Round.
MCC in the notification further stated that candidates who wish to modify their choices will now be able to do so. NEET PG 2022 choice filling window will open on November 26 at 10 am and will continue till 11:55 pm. While PG Medical aspirants can lock the options from 4 PM on 26 November till 11:55 PM.
Additional seats have been introduced in VMCC and Safdarjung Hospital and Lady Hardinge Medical College. While VMCC and Safdarjung Hospital have added four IP quota seats, Lady Hardinge Medical College has added one seat under the Delhi University quota.
MCC will process the seats for allotment between November 27 to November 28, 2022. Whereas, the result for the NEET PG stray vacancy round will be declared on November 29. The date for forwarding the list of eligible candidates to deemed universities is November 29.
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