NEET SS Counselling 2025: Special stray vacancy round allotment result out; 795 seats allotted
Vishnukumar V | October 2, 2026 | 12:35 PM IST | 1 min read
NEET SS Counselling: Candidates will have to report to allotted colleges by October 6, 2026.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced the provisional seat allotment result for the NEET SS 2025 Special Stray Vacancy Round. The allotment has been released for DM, MCh and DNB SS courses, with a total of 795 seats allotted to eligible candidates.
As per the NEET SS counselling schedule , candidates who have been allotted seats will have to report to their respective colleges by October 6, 2026.
Candidates should check their allotment status and follow the instructions issued by MCC for completing the admission process. They will also have to fulfil the document verification and other admission requirements of their allotted institutions.
NEET SS Counselling seat allotment: Steps to check
Candidates can follow these steps to check the NEET SS 2025 Special Stray Vacancy Round seat allotment result:
- Visit the official MCC website.
- Go to the Super Speciality (SS) Counselling section.
- Click on the link for the NEET SS 2025 Special Stray Vacancy Round provisional seat allotment result.
- Enter the required login credentials, such as the NEET SS roll number and password.
- Submit the details to view the seat allotment result.
- Check the allotted course and college details.
- Download and save the seat allotment result for future reference.
Candidates allotted seats should report to their respective colleges before the deadline and complete the admission formalities.
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