Candidates Continue Accessing NEET UG Refund Window for Pending Amount Claims

MCC continues processing NEET UG 2025 security deposit refunds. Candidates can track pending amount claims via the official portal. Check the refund eligibility criteria here.

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is currently facilitating the refund process for the security deposits of candidates who participated in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2025. This phase is critical for thousands of students who either did not secure a seat or were eligible for a refund after the completion of the admission cycle. The refund window remains active for those tracking pending transactions or whose initial payment attempts encountered technical issues.

As of March 27, 2026, the financial authorities are cross-verifying bank details to ensure the successful transfer of funds. Candidates are required to monitor the account they used during the initial registration, as the MCC strictly returns the amount to the original source of payment. This process follows the official completion of all stray vacancy rounds, ensuring that only those candidates who adhered to the counselling rules receive their security amounts.

NEET UG 2025 Refund Eligibility and Process

The refund process is governed by specific regulations outlined in the information bulletin. Not all candidates are eligible for a return of their security deposit. For instance, candidates who were allotted a seat in Round 2 or subsequent rounds but failed to join the institution forfeit their deposit. Conversely, those who joined their allotted seat or were never allotted any seat throughout the process are entitled to a full refund.

The following table details the refund categories and the current status of the 2025–26 financial cycle:

Tracking Pending Refund Claims

Candidates who have not yet received their funds are advised to check the "Refund List" periodically published on the MCC portal. If a candidate's name appears on the list but the amount is not reflected in their bank statement, it may indicate a failure at the bank's end. Common reasons for such delays include closed bank accounts, expired credit cards, or inactive net banking profiles used at the time of registration.

The MCC has instructed candidates not to raise multiple grievances if their names are already in the verified lists. The transaction usually takes 15 to 30 working days to reflect once initiated by the financial custodian. However, for cases involving international cards or specific banking protocols, the timeline may extend slightly.

Instructions for Candidates with Failed Refunds

In cases where the transaction is officially marked as "Failed," the MCC provides a window for candidates to submit updated bank details or a cancelled cheque through the authorized grievance portal. It is essential to provide accurate information to avoid further delays in the 2026-27 financial reconciliation.

• Check Original Source: Ensure you are checking the statement of the exact card or account used for the ₹10,000 or ₹2,00,000 deposit.
• Grievance Redressal: Use the official email provided on mcc.nic.in for refund-related queries, including your Roll Number and Transaction ID.
• Bank Coordination: Sometimes the bank holds the amount in a suspense account; candidates should contact their bank's nodal officer if the ARN (Acquirer Reference Number) is provided by the MCC.

Conclusion The ongoing refund phase for NEET UG 2025 ensures that the financial interests of eligible candidates are protected following the end of the academic admission cycle. While the majority of transfers are complete, the window for pending claims remains open to resolve technical discrepancies. Candidates should remain patient and continue monitoring the official lists to confirm their refund status. As the focus shifts toward the NEET UG 2026 examination, clearing these pending accounts remains a priority for the Medical Counselling Committee.