MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 Result Released Check Cutoff Here BranchWise & CategoryWise

MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 Result OUT 

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is released the MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 (Mop-Up Round) result on 3 February 2026. Download NEET PG Round 3 Result PDF. This is the final major allotment round before the stray vacancy process and will play a decisive role for thousands of candidates still waiting for a PG seat.

Download the MCC NEET PG Round 3 Result PDF here

on 2 February 2026, choice filling and locking has officially closed at 11:55 AM. The current Round 3 seat matrix includes a large number of clear vacancies, virtual vacancies, newly added seats, and court-directed inclusions such as the 49 MD/MS seats of HIMSR (Hamdard Institute, Delhi).

MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 Cutoff - CategoryWise & BranchWise 

The MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 cutoff has now been analysed and prepared by Sartha team. Below, candidates can check the Branch-wise and Category-wise cutoff for Open, EWS, OBC, SC, and ST categories based on the official Round 3 allotment results under the All India Quota

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MCC ROUND 3 CUTOFF (NEET PG 2025) : BRANCHWISE-QUOTAWISE-CATEGORYWISE

MCC NEET PG 2025 Round 3 Reporting /Joining date 

The NEET PG 2025 Round 3 result has been declared by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) on 03 February 2026. Candidates who have been allotted a seat in Round 3 are required to report and join the allotted college between 04 February and 11 February 2026, as per the official MCC schedule.

During the reporting period, candidates must complete document verification, admission formalities, and payment of the remaining academic fees at the allotted institute. Failure to report within the prescribed dates will lead to cancellation of the allotted seat and the candidate will not be considered for further rounds under MCC counselling.

Why NEET PG Round 3 Cutoffs Are Expected to Drop Significantly

Round 3 of NEET PG counselling almost always witnesses the biggest fall in cutoffs. This year, the drop is expected to be even sharper due to multiple factors.

First, a large number of seats became available after candidates resigned, upgraded, or failed to join seats allotted in Rounds 1 and 2. This has created a massive pool of clear vacancies across government, deemed, and private colleges.

Second, after the drastic percentile reduction (General/EWS reduced to 7th percentile and reserved categories to 0th percentile), many new candidates became eligible. However, most of these candidates are in the lower rank range, which reduces competition pressure on higher-demand branches.

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Government AIQ seats usually see a smaller drop compared to private and deemed colleges. Deemed and management quota seats are expected to witness the biggest fall, especially in clinical branches.

Non-clinical and para-clinical branches such as Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Community Medicine, Anatomy, and Biochemistry may close at very low ranks in private and deemed colleges.

The reporting window is very short, from 4 February to 11 February 2026. Candidates must report on time with original documents and fee payment, otherwise the seat will be forfeited.

Candidates allotted deemed or private college seats should be financially prepared, as annual fees can range from ₹25 lakh to ₹60 lakh or more, excluding hostel and other charges.