Can you please guide me through the detailed procedure of all India quota and state quota in NEET ?

After the results are declared. All India counselling will start after 15 days and you'll be given 10-15 days to fill your college in order preferance wise. And after 5 days the  list of students who are allotted colleges in the first round will be updated on the official website of MCI.

In the middle of these 15 days State counselling will start and you have to fill choices in the form of your respective state within 5 days.

After the declaration of of result of All India first round in 2-3 days state will also declare its first round results.

You will get 10-15 days to report at your respective allotted college seat.

Withing 4-5 days the same process will be repeated for second round first for All India counselling followed by state counselling.

In the end All India mop up round will be there to fill the seats. Even after mop up if seats remain through All India counselling it will be transferred to state counselling. Atlast State mop up takes place where students are called one by one to one state college based on their merit and are given college of their choice based on availability.

Hi Jyoti

If a candidate qualifies NEET UG and wants to take admission to government and private medical colleges then they have to participate in the counselling process conducted by the centralized body or state authority.

The counselling for 15% seats of Government Colleges and all the seats available in Deemed and Central Universities will be conducted by Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). In this counselling process, all the candidates across the country who have qualified NEET 2018 are eligible to participate.

The counselling for 85% State Quota seats of Government Colleges and all the seats of Private Colleges will be conducted by the respective state authority. The seats of private colleges will be divided between state quota and management quota. 15% seats of private colleges will be reserved for NRI candidates. Along with qualifying NEET 2018, you will also be required to be a domicile of the respective state. The domicile criterion varies from state to state and is only required for 85% State Quota seats and Government seats in private colleges.

To know more about this, you can check our article on NEET Counselling 2018 .

Hope it helps!