MP NEET UG 2025 Mop-Up Round: Complete Student Guide & Deadlines

NEET-UG aspirants in Madhya Pradesh who have not yet been able to get a medical or dental seat and are waiting for dream colleges, it’s time to end your wait as the Mop-Up Round of MP State Combined Counselling is your last chance now. This round is conducted by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh on their official website dme.mponline.gov.in. It may sound complex, but fear not — neetsupport.com is ready to help you into an easy-to-understand process.

MP NEET-UG 2025 Mop-Up Round & Resignation Update

Candidates admitted in the 1st and 2nd rounds who wish to resign can do so till 24 October 2025 (4:00 PM) through their admitted college. Failing to do so they have to pay a penalty of ₹2 lakh (all categories) and ₹10 lakh (NRI category). Such candidates will not be eligible for further rounds of counselling

Mop-Up Round Schedule:

Reporting to Allotted College: 30 October – 3 November 2025 (till 6:00 PM)

Mop-Up Round Allotment Result: 29 October 2025

Choice Filling & Locking: 25–27 October 2025 (till 11:59 PM)

Publication of Vacancy: 25 October 2025

Revised Merit List Publication: 25 October 2025

Note: Candidates opting for upgradation in Mop-Up round who fail to lock their choices will remain admitted in their previously allotted college.

Step-by-Step Process

Registration

If you didn’t enroll previously, then enroll on dme.mponline.gov.in before the deadline.

For those who already registered in previous rounds, review your profile information to ensure that it is correct.

Please fill all the details carefully, particularly your NEET Roll Number, category and contact address. One error could create problems during the allotment process.

Choice Filling and Locking

After registration is complete, you will have to fill up your choices — the medical and dental colleges as per your preference in descending order of priority. You can put down as many colleges that interest you as you want, but order them carefully from most preferred to least.

Once your choices are filled, lock them before the deadline. If you don’t lock, the system will take those last-saved selections and automatically lock them in.

Tip: Check the closing ranks of MP colleges last year for better decisions.

Allotment Result

After​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ the choice-filling time expires, DME MP will publish the Mop-Up Round Allotment Result. With your login ID, you may verify it on the official website.

If a seat is assigned to you, well done! It will be necessary for you to obtain the allotment letter and continue the reporting process.

Document Verification

At the college, the officials will check your details and documents. The main documents that will be required are:

• NEET-UG Admit Card and Score Card
•  10th and 12th Mark Sheets
•  Domicile Certificate (for MP candidates)
•  Caste Certificate (if you are applicable)
•  Photo ID proof (like Aadhaar)
•  Passport-size photographs

Have originals as well as the photocopies ready to avoid the last moment of panic.

Important Deadlines

The Mop-Up timetable varies slightly every year. The DME extended some of the deadlines for 2025. For instance, the last day for registration was October 22, 2025. Be sure to always confirm the latest dates by visiting the dme.mponline.gov.in or checking the trusted news sources before taking any steps. Not being able to meet even one deadline of registration, choice filling, or reporting may result in your disqualification.

Who Cannot Participate

Certain students are prevented from participating in the Mop-Up Round. This list comprises:

• Those who took admission and did not resign their seat before the deadline.
• Students who were allotted seats in the AIQ Mop-Up and joined.
• Candidates who failed to qualify for NEET-UG 2025.

Make sure to always verify your eligibility prior to submitting a form.

What Is the Mop-Up Round?

Mop-Up Round is like a final opportunity for those students who haven’t got a seat through the other rounds of NEET counselling. And, for those who want to give themselves another try at a better college.

Who can participate:

• Students who had registered in the previous round but no seat was allotted.
• Students who never used the seat after getting it (visits were inside the time allowed).
• New aspirants who have qualified NEET-UG 2025 and natives of Madhya Pradesh.

This round fills up all the vacant MBBS and BDS seats that remain after the first and second rounds.

Key Advisories from DME

DME releases crucial instructions for every round. The main points in brief are:

• missions are not considered.
• During registration, attach the right documents. If a candidate submits a fake or invalid certificate, he/she will be disqualified from the selection process.
• Before coming to Mop-Up and joining a new college, make sure that you have properly resigned from the previous one.
• Store your login details in a safe place; do not give your ID or password to anyone else.
• Keep an eye on the website every day during counselling for updates; new notices, vacancies, or changes to deadlines can come at any time.

Tips for a Better Chance

• Put in the maximum number of options. Don’t restrict yourself to a couple of colleges. Your chances grow as you add more options.
• Be honest with yourself. Take a little from each category - you know, top, average, and newly-founded colleges.
• Study the college details thoroughly. Before finalizing your options, check the college websites for more information about their fee structures, locations, and other amenities.
• Have the money ready. Once a seat has been allotted, you will be required to submit the admission fee immediately so it is better to be prepared beforehand.
• Think twice before you hand in your resignation. If you are not sure about getting a better seat, then do not resign.

Conclusion

The Mop-Up Round represents the last chance for NEET-UG candidates from Madhya Pradesh to obtain an MBBS or BDS seat via the state quota. By then, virtually all seats at top-ranking government colleges will have been taken; however, quite a few good private colleges and some remaining government seats will still be available.

The medical journey you have been waiting for all year starts with this very opportunity. Keep your cool, be well-informed, and take every step as directed by the official website. Missing a single deadline or uploading incorrect information can cost you an entire year. So, act sensibly, keep looking for updates at dme.mponline.gov.in, and check everything twice before you submit.

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