Bini, you haven't mentioned your Category. Neverthless, once NEET results have been declared and merit list has been released, there are types of Counsellings that happen. One at All India level and the other at State level. Now we have Government Medical Colleges, Private Medical Colleges, Deemed/central Universities. Private Medical Colleges do not participate in All India Counselling and the seats are filled through State Counselling alone. And for appearing for State Counselling you need to hold the domicile of that particular State. Or else the only other option is through Management Quota. Under All India Quota, All the 15% of All India Quota Seats except for Jammu and Kashmir, 100% Seats at Deemed and Central Universities, IP Quota seats in ESIC Colleges, Seats at AFMC are filled by DGHS. The 85% State Quota and Private Colleges are filled by the respective State Authorities. And there are 3 Categories in Private Medical Colleges. Category A is the Government Quota Seats. And only candidates of the home State are eligible to apply for these seats. B Category seats are also called Management Quota Seats and they are filled through State Counselling and the remaining seats are filled through direct Admissions by contacting the College directly. Here the fees is usually nothing less than 40 lakhs. The last Category is NRI seats Category and you cannot apply for that.

Now once the counselling process begins, you need to register and during choice locking, you need to select as many colleges as you want. Then based on your Rank, score,preference and Category you will be allotted a seat. If you are not allotted a seat, you can participate in the 2nd round and mop up round as well. So, in short you needn't apply to each College separately. You need to attend the counselling process.

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