Hello Aspirant,

Your medical certificate for NEET counselling needs to be very accurate and complete.

It must be issued by a registered medical practitioner (an MBBS doctor) and should confirm you are physically and mentally fit for the rigorous medical course.

The certificate should include the doctor's signature, registration number, and official seal. Check the specific format provided by the counselling authority (MCC or state) if any, and ensure all required details like height, weight, vision, etc., are filled correctly. Any missing or incorrect info can cause issues.

For NEET counselling, the medical certificate must be accurate, clear, and officially verified. Here’s what matters:

1. Correct Format: Use the format provided by the counselling authority (state or All India). If a specific format is not mentioned, a general fitness certificate from a registered medical officer (MBBS or higher) is acceptable.

2. Details Must Match Your Documents:

   • Full name (same as your admit card)

   • Date of birth

   • Gender

   • NEET roll number (if required)

3. Official Seal & Signature:

   • It must be signed and stamped by a registered medical practitioner (usually government or recognized private hospital).

   • Include their registration number, name, and designation.

4. Clear Statement of Fitness:

   • The certificate should clearly mention that you are “medically fit to pursue MBBS/BDS/medical education.”

   • Any major health issue (especially contagious or disabling conditions) should be disclosed if asked.

5. Date of Issue:

   • Should be recent, ideally within the last few weeks from the date of counselling.

Hello

The medical certificate for NEET counselling should be accurate, clear, and genuine, as it plays an important role in verifying your physical fitness for a medical course. It must be issued by a registered medical practitioner, preferably from a government hospital, and should include details like your health status, any physical disability (if applicable), and a declaration that you are medically fit to pursue the MBBS/BDS course. Any mismatch, missing detail, or fake certificate can lead to rejection of admission or cancellation of your seat, so it’s best to get it done properly and honestly to avoid issues later during admission.