Kerala MBBS & BDS Admissions

🏥 Why Was the Schedule Changed?

The entire process saw a reshuffle due to an update in the All India allotment schedule published on the MCC NIC website. To ensure that no candidate misses out on opportunities at either the state or national level, Kerala’s authorities have wisely rescheduled the third phase allotment dates.

🔄 Weighing All India vs. Kerala Allotment? Here’s What to Do

If you’ve been allotted a seat through the All India quota and wish to accept it, you must formally resign from your Kerala allotment by the evening of October 22nd. This step is crucial to free up the seat for another candidate and to allow you to join your All India quota college smoothly.

📋 What If You Don’t Get a Seat in Phase 3?

Don’t lose hope! If you aren’t allotted a seat in a government or private medical college in Kerala in this round, you still have a chance. You can reconfirm your options, including the newly added Palakkad college, until October 22nd night.

🏫 What’s Next? The Stray Vacancy Round (Phase 4)

After the completion of the third phase and final admissions by November 1st, any remaining seats will be filled in the stray vacancy round or the fourth phase.

Here’s what you need to know:

• It will take place after November 1st
• A fresh option filling process will be announced
• Seat vacancy lists will be published on the MCC NIC website
• Stay tuned for a detailed notification from the Kerala Entrance Commission

🌐 Staying Informed & Next Steps

The entire MBBS and BDS admission process for the 2025 academic year is set to conclude as per NEET 2025 guidelines by November 1st. Keep a close watch on official websites and updates from the Commission to ensure you don’t miss any critical announcements.