The Supreme Court has directed the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to resume and complete NEET SS 2025 Round 2 counselling within two weeks, after a prolonged delay of nearly five months. The court’s order requires restoration of 151 vacant DM and MCh Super Speciality seats to the central pool, following a dispute that had stalled the process. According to reports, the deadlock involved Tamil Nadu’s in-service seats and issues around seat allocation between the state quota and the All India Quota.
As a result, the Round 2 schedule is revised and expected to be restarted, but candidates are told to check the updated MCC timeline and revised seat matrix before proceeding. Candidates who have already submitted their choices are advised to review the new seat details and update preferences if needed. The reports also note that the MCC is expected to issue official notifications on its Super Speciality counselling portal outlining the revised dates, next steps, and seat position after the centralisation of the 151 seats.
Medical bodies, including FAIMA, have urged MCC to implement the court directions immediately to reduce further uncertainty for applicants awaiting admissions.