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The Medical Counselling Committee, MCC is getting ready to release the NEET UG 2022 counselling round 2 seat allotment result today, on Monday, 14 November. All the registered candidates are requested to stay alert so they can download the round 2 seat allotment result on time. It is important to note that the NEET UG 2022 counselling round 2 seat allotment result will be declared on the official website - mcc.nic.in. Candidates must save a copy of the result.
The NEET UG 2022 counselling round 2 seat allotment result is expected to be declared soon by the MCC. Candidates are requested to log in to their registered accounts on the official website - mcc.nic.in to check and download the round 2 seat allotment result, once released formally.
According to the latest details, the NEET UG 2022 round 2 seat allotment result will be declared either on 14 November or 15 November. Therefore, registered candidates must keep checking the website to know the exact result date and time.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2022 was formally held for 1872343 candidates at 3570 different centres. The ones who appeared for the exam on the scheduled date are eagerly waiting for the seat allotment result to be declared.
One must also go through the details on the official website - mcc.nic.in to know the important counselling dates and schedule.
Here are the simple steps you should follow to download the NEET UG 2022 round 2 seat allotment result online:
Go to the official website of the Medical Counselling Committee, MCC - mcc.nic.in.
Click on the link that says UG Medical Counselling on the homepage.
Now, tap on the link that says Seat Allotment for Round 2.
Your result will open on the screen.
Go through the round 2 seat allotment result carefully.
Download the result from the official website for your reference.
You may take a printout of the round 2 allotment result if required.
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