NEET UG 2025 state-level counselling timelines have shifted across India. Assam has postponed its second round of counselling for MBBS/BDS seats, while Madhya Pradesh is allowing candidates to resign from their already allotted seats and edit their choices until September 7.
Assam Delays Round 2 Counselling
Assam’s Directorate of Medical Education has officially postponed the second round of NEET UG 2025 counselling. This affects admissions to vacant MBBS and BDS seats across the state. New dates will be released soon as per an official notification.
Affects both MBBS and BDS admissions
Candidates must await updated schedule on DME Assam’s official portal
Delay came as part of MCC’s rescheduled national counselling calendarCareers360
Madhya Pradesh Reopens Resignation and Upgradation Window
Madhya Pradesh’s counselling authority has reopened the resignation and upgradation link for Round 1 participants on its official portal.
Link active until September 7, 2025 (6:00 PM)
Allows exit from allotted seats and choice edits without penalty
Helps align candidate preferences with revised MCC scheduleCareers360
NEET UG State Counselling Schedule (Revised)
A clear visual helps candidates track the changing timeline across states:
| State | Key Update | Deadline/Status |
| Assam | Round 2 counselling postponed | New dates to be announced |
| Madhya Pradesh | Round 1 resignation and choice edit reopened | Till September 7, 2025 (6:00 PM) |
Why This Shift Matters for NEET UG Aspirants
These adjustments affect medical aspirants’ planning and decisions in key ways:
Assam candidates must wait for revised counselling dates.
In MP, aspirants gain flexibility to reconsider allotted seats or reselect colleges.
Overall, reflects cascading impact of MCC’s updated national schedul
