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After clearing the NEET PG exam, there is finally a big and good news for thousands of medical students who are waiting for the seat of their choice. The dream of becoming a doctor in Uttar Pradesh can now become even easier, as 264 more MD-MS seats have been increased in the medical colleges of the state.
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has also given permission for admission on these increased seats, due to which the total number of PG seats in UP has now increased to 2169. This is a great opportunity for all those students who want to complete their further studies while staying in UP.
So let us know which big college has got how many seats:
- Sanjay Gandhi PGI (Lucknow): 34 seats
- King George’s Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow: 30 seats
- Shahjahanpur Medical College: 30 seats
- Ambedkarnagar Medical College: 20 seats
- Ram Manohar Lohia Institute (RML), Lucknow: 4 seats
- Jaunpur and Hardoi Medical College: 4 and 6 seats respectively
The wait is over! Registration for counseling begins
Not only have the seats increased, but the long wait for admission has also ended. Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) has started the registration process for NEET PG 2025 counselling.
Any student who wants to take admission in government and private colleges under 50% All India Quota (AIQ) can apply immediately by visiting the official website mcc.nic.in.
What will happen next?
MCC has informed that the counseling will be held in four rounds, but has not released the complete schedule yet. The entire process will include these steps:
- to register
- Verification of documents
- Choice-Filling of College and Course
- get a seat
- report to college
Why was there so much delay in admission?
Let us tell you that this year the admission process was stuck due to some cases going on in the court and allegations of cheating. Recently, the results of 22 students were canceled and 13 others were disqualified from the examination. Now that the paths are clear, it is the right time for students to turn their dreams into reality.
North India Statesman