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West Bengal Publishes NEET Round‑3 Seat Matrix and Merit List
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 04:37 AM
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The West Bengal Medical Counseling Committee has released the seat matrix and merit list for NEET Round 3, now available for download on its official website.
The West Bengal Medical Counseling Committee (WB MCC) has made public the seat matrix and merit list for the third round of NEET counselling. Candidates can access the documents by visiting the official portal wbmcc.nic.in. The release provides details of seat allocation across government, private and deemed universities for MBBS, BDS and related courses in the state.
The updated matrix reflects the latest vacancy status after the previous rounds of counselling, allowing aspirants to gauge their chances of securing a seat based on their NEET rank. The merit list ranks candidates according to their scores and includes information such as allotted college, course, and seat type.
Applicants are advised to review the list promptly and complete any required confirmation or fee payment within the stipulated timeframe to avoid forfeiture of their allotted seats. The WB MCC has urged candidates to verify their details carefully and contact the counselling office for any discrepancies.
The announcement comes ahead of the final counselling round, which will determine the remaining seats for the 2024 academic session. Stakeholders, including medical colleges and students, are closely monitoring the developments as the admission process progresses.
The updated matrix reflects the latest vacancy status after the previous rounds of counselling, allowing aspirants to gauge their chances of securing a seat based on their NEET rank. The merit list ranks candidates according to their scores and includes information such as allotted college, course, and seat type.
Applicants are advised to review the list promptly and complete any required confirmation or fee payment within the stipulated timeframe to avoid forfeiture of their allotted seats. The WB MCC has urged candidates to verify their details carefully and contact the counselling office for any discrepancies.
The announcement comes ahead of the final counselling round, which will determine the remaining seats for the 2024 academic session. Stakeholders, including medical colleges and students, are closely monitoring the developments as the admission process progresses.