MCC Removes Nine PG Medical Seats Over Court Cases, Reporting Issues

Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced the cancellation and withdrawal of nine postgraduate (PG) medical seats during the Stray Vacancy Round of PG Counselling 2025. The move comes after court cases, extra seats being filled at the institute level, and instances of offline reporting—violations of official counselling norms.

Here’s a detailed explainer of what happened, why the seats were removed, and what candidates must do next.

Final Result of Stray Vacancy Round 2025 Declared

The Final Result of the Stray Vacancy Round for PG Counselling 2025 has been declared.

Candidates who have been allotted seats can:

• Download their Provisional Allotment Letter from the MCC portal
  
  

• Report to the allotted institute with original documents
  
  

• Complete the admission process strictly through the MCC INTRAMCC portal
  
  

Important Dates

• Reporting Begins: 23 February 2026
  
  

• Last Date of Online Reporting: 28 February 2026 (11:55 PM, server time)
  
  

Why Were Nine Seats Cancelled?

MCC received official communication from various institutes regarding:

• Court cases affecting seat validity
  
  

• Extra seats filled directly by colleges
  
  

• Offline admissions conducted outside MCC’s system
  
  

As per MCC guidelines, all admissions must be processed online through the INTRAMCC portal. Any admission completed offline is considered null and void

State-wise List of Seats Withdrawn

Below is the breakdown of seats removed from the Stray Vacancy Round seat matrix:

Karnataka

1. Vijayanagara Institute of Medical Sciences, Ballari
   
   

• Course: MD/MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology
  
  

• Category: BC
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Extra seat filled by college
  
  

2. Basel Mission CSI Hospital, Gadag
   
   

• Course: DNB Diploma – Family Medicine
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Offline reporting done by institute
  
  

Uttar Pradesh

3. Umanath Singh Autonomous State Medical College
   
   

• Course: MD Biochemistry
  
  

• Category: SC
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Extra seat filled by college
  
  

Maharashtra

4. A C P M Medical College
   
   

• Course: DNB – Emergency Medicine
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Offline reporting
  
  

5. Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College
   
   

• Course: MD/MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology (NRI)
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Court case
  
  

Haryana

6. Maharaja Agrasen Medical College
   
   

• Course: DNB – Paediatrics
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Status: Adjustment (One seat removed earlier in Round 2)
  
  

Puducherry

7. Vinayaka Missions Medical College and Hospital
   
   

• Course: MD/MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Court case
  
  

Bihar

8. Patna Medical College
   
   

• Course: MD Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
  
  

• Category: EWS
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Court case
  
  

Tamil Nadu

9. Chettinad Hospital and Research Institute
   
   

• Course: MD General Medicine (NRI)
  
  

• Category: OP
  
  

• Seats Removed: 1
  
  

• Reason: Court case
  
  

What This Means for Candidates

• The seat matrix for the Stray Vacancy Round has been revised.
  
  

• Candidates must check the updated seat list before making final decisions.
  
  

• Any admission processed offline will not be recognized by MCC.
  
  

• Generation of the Admission Letter through the INTRAMCC portal is mandatory.
  
  

Failure to comply with MCC’s online reporting system may result in cancellation of admission.

Key Takeaways

• 9 PG medical seats withdrawn across multiple states.
  
  

• Major reasons: Court cases, extra seat filling, offline admissions.
  
  

• Reporting window: 23 February to 28 February 2026 (11:55 PM).
  
  

• Online processing via the INTRAMCC portal is compulsory.
  
  

Candidates are strongly advised to follow official MCC instructions carefully and complete their admission process within the stipulated timeline.