Confused About NEET Counselling?
Every year, thousands of students lose out on their dream college seats because of poor choice filling or missing documentation. The NEET counselling process (MCC & KEA) is complex and requires strategic planning.
Strategic Choice Filling
We help you order your choices to maximize your chances of getting the best college for your rank.
Cutoff Analysis
Detailed reports on previous year cutoffs for Government, Private, and Management seats.
Document Checklist
We ensure you have every required certificate (Category, Income, Rural, etc.) ready before verification.
Seat Allotment Support
Guidance on whether to "Accept & Freeze" or "Accept & Upgrade" during counselling rounds.
Q1. When does NEET counselling start?
Usually, counselling starts 2-3 weeks after the NEET-UG results are announced.
Q2. Can I participate in both MCC and KEA counselling?
Yes, students can participate in both simultaneously to increase their chances of securing a seat.
Q3. What is a "Mop-up" round?
It is the final round of counselling conducted to fill any remaining vacant seats after Round 2.
Q4. Is Karnataka NEET counselling open to non-domicile students?
Karnataka's 85% state quota (KEA) is reserved for Karnataka-domicile candidates. Non-domicile students can apply for the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) via MCC, or for management/NRI quota seats in private colleges, which don't require Karnataka domicile.
Q5. What documents are required for KEA NEET counselling in Karnataka?
NEET scorecard, 10th & 12th marksheets, Karnataka domicile/study certificate, category certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar, passport photos and signature scan — all verified in person at a KEA-designated centre before option entry.
