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JIPMER (Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research) admissions for MBBS, postgraduate, and super-speciality programs follow centralized counselling processes based on entrance exam results—primarily NEET UG for MBBS and INI CET for PG/SS. The JIPMER 2026 counselling cycle is strictly online and coordinated by national authorities such as the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for MBBS, and by AIIMS for PG/SS courses.
Counselling Process for MBBS (via NEET UG 2026)
FAQs:
Q1. When and how is the JIPMER MBBS 2026 counselling conducted?
Ans. JIPMER MBBS counselling will occur in July 2026, after NEET UG results are declared. The process is coordinated online by MCC, requiring registration, choice locking, document verification, and campus reporting.
Q2. What documents are essential for JIPMER counselling in 2026?
Ans. Key documents include NEET/INI CET rank card, admit card, mark sheets, degree and internship certificates (for PG), caste certificate (if applicable), photo ID, and passport-sized photographs.
Q3. Is there a fee for participating in JIPMER counselling?
Ans. Yes, candidates pay a registration/counselling fee ranging typically from INR 1,000 to INR 5,000 depending on category and courses, as part of the MCC or AIIMS online process.
Q4. Can a candidate participate in multiple rounds of counselling if not allotted a seat in the first round?
Ans. Yes, eligible candidates may re-enter choice filling in subsequent rounds if seats are left or upgrades are possible, provided they have not withdrawn or forfeited eligibility in prior rounds.
Q5. How is seat allotment decided during JIPMER counselling?
Ans. Seats are allotted based on candidate rank (NEET/INI CET), filled choices, category (reservation), and seat availability. Results are published officially online for each round, and candidates can track status through their registered portal accounts.