Tripura NEET Counselling 2025: Round 1 Seat Resignation Window Open Till August 28; Round 2 Prep Underway

The Tripura Medical Counselling Committee (TRMCC) has opened a crucial, time-sensitive window until August 28 for aspirants to resign their Round 1 allotted seats without penalty, a pivotal step before the start of Round 2. ________________________________________

The Tripura Medical Counselling Committee (TRMCC) has issued a pivotal notification for all aspirants who have participated in the state's NEET UG 2025 counselling for MBBS and BDS seats. The committee has opened a crucial window for candidates to resign their seats allotted in the first round, with a strict deadline of 5 PM on August 28, 2025. This period is a final opportunity for aspirants to withdraw their admission from Round 1 without forfeiting the security deposit paid during registration.

The Critical Decision: Resign or Retain

For many aspirants, this period represents a significant crossroads. Those who are not satisfied with their allotted college but have already reported and completed the admission formalities have a short time to formally surrender their seat. The TRMCC has made it clear that the resignation process must be done online, and candidates are required to obtain a valid surrender letter from their respective colleges. This official documentation is vital, as any failure to follow the proper procedure could lead to the loss of the security deposit, which can be a substantial amount.

This online process ensures transparency and helps maintain the integrity of the counselling system. Aspirants must act quickly and decisively, as any resignation after the August 28 deadline will result in the forfeiture of their security deposit, and they may not be allowed to participate in subsequent rounds, which could jeopardize their chances of admission.

Round 2: A Fresh Start

The closure of the resignation window on August 28 paves the way for the next and most anticipated phase of counselling: Round 2. All seats vacated during this resignation period will be officially added to the seat matrix for the second round. This move will significantly expand the number of available seats, offering a new ray of hope to aspirants who either did not secure a seat in Round 1 or are looking to upgrade to a more preferred college or course.

The upcoming Round 2 is a crucial chance for several groups of candidates, including fresh applicants who were not a part of the first round, as well as those who were allotted a seat but are now seeking a better option. Aspirants should take this time to research colleges and courses thoroughly and prepare all the necessary documents for a seamless registration and choice-filling process. For regular updates, news, and to ensure you do not miss a single deadline, follow Only Education News.