Maharashtra State Quota PG Medical Admissions Enter Final Reporting Day 24 Dec

Candidates in Maharashtra must complete their NEET PG 2025 Round 2 reporting by December 24.This final reporting phase is critical for securing MD/MS seats in government and private medical colleges.Ensure all original documents and requisite fees are submitted at the allotted institutes before the 5:30 PM deadline.Failure to report results in seat forfeiture and potential exclusion from subsequent rounds.Visit the official CET Cell portal for the latest mandates and reporting instructions.

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has designated December 24, 2025, as the absolute final day for candidates to report for Round 2 of the PG medical admissions. Aspirants who have been successfully allotted seats in MD, MS, or Diploma courses must physically present themselves at their respective colleges to confirm their residency. This deadline is non-negotiable, and the reporting window closes strictly at 5:30 PM.

Candidates must prioritize this process to avoid the cancellation of their allotment. The state quota, which covers 50% of the seats in government and corporation medical colleges, requires meticulous adherence to the verification timeline.

Essential Documentation for Physical Joining

To ensure a smooth admission process, candidates must carry a complete set of original documents along with self-attested photocopies.

• Core Academic Records: NEET PG 2025 Admit Card, Scorecard, and the Provisional Allotment Letter.
• Professional Proofs: MBBS Degree/Provisional Certificate and the Internship Completion Certificate (valid up to the cutoff date).
• Identity and Domicile: Maharashtra State Domicile Certificate, Nationality Certificate (or valid Passport), and Aadhaar Card.
• State-Specific Requirements: Medical Fitness Certificate in the prescribed proforma and the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) registration.

Fee Payment and Reporting Timeline

The reporting process is only considered complete once the tuition fees and security deposits are secured through Demand Drafts (DD).

• Status Retention: Candidates satisfied with their current allotment should fill out the Status Retention Form at the college.
• Security Deposit: Ensure the deposit (₹25,000 for Govt / ₹1,00,000 for Private) is processed as per the CET Cell guidelines.
• Verification Receipt: Always collect a signed acknowledgement or admission receipt before leaving the counter.

Critical Next Steps for Aspirants

Failure to report by the December 24 deadline will lead to the immediate forfeiture of the allotted seat. This vacancy will then be shifted to the subsequent Mop-Up or Stray Vacancy rounds. Aspirants should proactively verify the specific DD names and office hours of their allotted institutes to prevent last-minute technical hurdles.

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