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Delhi University NEET-PG 2026 Admission: Eligibility, Registration, Fees

🏫 University of Delhi (DU) 📅 24 Oct 2026 Session: 2026-27

Key Dates

Start Date23 Oct 2026

The Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, has published the official Bulletin of Information for postgraduate medical admissions for the 2026-27 academic session. This bulletin applies to admission into MD, MS, PG Diploma, and MDS courses through both the 50% Delhi University Quota (DUQ) and 50% All India Quota (AIQ).

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, will conduct the online counselling for both quotas using a common process and timeline. Admissions depend on NEET-PG/NEET-MDS 2026 merit rankings. All admissions are provisional, subject to eligibility and verification.

Key Dates

EventDate/Note
Completion of compulsory internship (hard deadline)31 July 2026
Start and closing dates for MCC online registrationTo be announced on www.mcc.nic.in
Online registration on Delhi University portal after seat allotmentAfter MCC allotment (dates available on https://fmsc.du.ac.in/)

Who Is This For

This notification is for NEET-PG 2026 candidates seeking admission to Delhi University affiliated medical colleges under the DUQ and AIQ quotas for MD/MS/Diploma/MDS courses. Candidates should have passed their final MBBS (for MD/MS/Diploma) or BDS (for MDS) examinations from recognized institutions and meet the internship and percentile criteria.

Step-by-Step: What To Do Now

  1. Register on MCC portal: Visit www.mcc.nic.in to register online and participate in the central counselling process for both DUQ and AIQ seats.
  2. Participate in online counselling: Fill your preferences of courses and colleges; seats will be allotted based on merit and choices.
  3. Receive allotment letter: After seat allocation via MCC, check eligibility to continue for Delhi University affiliated seats.
  4. Register on DU portal: After receiving an allotment, register at https://fmsc.du.ac.in/, upload required documents, photograph, signature, and pay registration and annual fees online.
  5. Visit the allotted college: Attend the allotted institution for document verification with originals and photocopies.
  6. Join the course: Complete admission formalities including payment of refundable security deposit and enrol in the academic session as instructed.

Documents / Things To Keep Ready

  • Certificates: High School/Higher Secondary for DOB verification, MBBS/BDS degree and marksheets, internship completion certificate
  • Registration certificates from Medical/Dental Councils and NEET-PG/NEET-MDS admit card and score card
  • Category certificates (SC/ST/OBC with NCL for 2026-27, EWS for 2026-27, PwBD certificate if applicable)
  • Employer’s Certificate or No Objection Certificate if employed
  • Allotment letter issued by MCC
  • Passport-size photograph (JPG) and scanned signature (JPG) within prescribed sizes

What Happens Next

After document verification and fee payment, candidates will be enrolled and must join the allotted college by the stipulated date. A surety bond of Rs. 10 lakhs will be executed at admission; violating rules or surrendering seats improperly may cause forfeiture of the bond and debarment from future admissions. Candidates must remain updated through official websites and comply strictly with deadlines and regulatory instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for admission under the Delhi University Quota?
Candidates must have passed final MBBS or BDS from Delhi University, completed a one-year rotating internship by 31 July 2026, and meet the required NEET-PG/NEET-MDS percentile.
What are the registration fees for admission?
SC/ST and PwBD candidates pay Rs. 2,000, while others pay Rs. 3,000 as a non-refundable registration fee during online registration on the university portal.
What documents are required for online registration?
Candidates must upload self-attested PDFs of educational certificates, registration and eligibility certificates, NEET admit card and score card, category certificates if applicable, employer certificate/NOC if employed, along with a JPG photo and signature.
What happens if the compulsory internship is not completed by the deadline?
Failure to complete the internship by 31 July 2026 will render candidates ineligible for admission regardless of NEET score.
Are there fee concessions available?
Yes, SC/ST students not paying income tax are exempt from tuition and admission fees, and scholarship holders can defer fee payment until scholarship receipt.
What is the consequence of surrendering a seat after joining?
The Rs. 10 lakh surety bond will be forfeited and the candidate may be debarred from future admissions.

Official Links

Verify every date on the official website before acting. Keep scanned documents ready if you are applying.

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