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The WB NEET PG Counselling 2025 is set to begin soon.

Key Highlights Table

Particulars	Details
Term	NEET PG 2025
West Bengal NEET Counselling Authority	West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee
Courses Covered	MD, MS, Postgraduate Diploma, DNB
Exam Conducted by	National Board of Examination (NBE)
Official Website	https://wbmcc.nic.in/
Counselling Rounds	Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up Round, Stray Vacancy Round
State Reservation Categories	UR, EWS, SC, ST, PwD, OBC, OBC-A, OBC-B
Seat Allocation Basis	NEET 2025 score, seat matrix, preferences & reservation
NEET PG Exam Date	Aug 3, 2025
NEET PG Results Declared	Aug 19, 2025
Counselling Medium	Online

Overview

If you've qualified for NEET PG 2025 and want to pursue your postgraduate studies in West Bengal, the counselling process is handled by the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC). They manage admissions for MD, MS, PG Diploma, and DNB courses across government and private medical colleges in the state.

WBMCC conducts NEET PG counselling for:

State quota seats in government medical colleges
State quota, management quota, and NRI quota seats in private colleges
DNB courses in government hospitals (both 3-year degree and 2-year diploma programs)

The whole process happens online. Your seat allocation depends on your NEET PG rank, category, and the college preferences you choose during counselling.

Read on to find out more about the West Bengal PG NEET Counselling process for 2025.

Eligibility Criteria

Before you start your registration, make sure you meet these basic requirements for WB NEET PG counselling:

1. NEET PG Score- You need to have qualified in NEET PG 2025. The exam is conducted by NBE (National Board of Examinations), and you must meet the minimum percentile for your category.

Here is a table detailing the NEET PG 2025 minimum eligibility criteria and cutoff scores for your convenience:

Category	Minimum Eligibility Criteria 2025	Cutoff Score
General / EWS	50th percentile	276
General PwD	45th percentile	255
SC / ST / OBC (including PwD of SC/ST/OBC)	40th percentile	235

2. West Bengal Domicile- State quota seats are for West Bengal domicile candidates. You'll need domicile certificates and other proof to show you're from West Bengal.

West Bengal Domicile Requirement:
- Candidates or parents must be domiciled in West Bengal.
- Domicile certificate is mandatory for State Quota eligibility.
- Non-domicile candidates are eligible only for the Management Quota.

3. MBBS/BDS Degree- Your MBBS or BDS degree should be from a recognized medical college. Make sure your college is approved by NMC (National Medical Commission).

4. Internship- You must complete your compulsory rotatory internship by the deadline mentioned in the official notification. Keep your internship completion certificate ready.

5. Category Documents- You can apply under different reservation categories. Make sure you have the right certificates if you're applying under:

EWS (Economically Weaker Section)
OBC-A or OBC-B
SC (Scheduled Caste)
ST (Scheduled Tribe)
PwD (Person with Disability)

Special Categories You Should Know About:

If you're a medical officer or teacher working under WBMES, WBHS, or WBPHAS, you can apply for in-service quota seats. This quota has separate seat reservations and gives preference to doctors already serving in government hospitals.

For DNB courses specifically, only in-service category candidates are eligible for state-sponsored seats.

Let’s now take a look at the process of registering online.

Registration Process

Registration for WB NEET PG 2025 counselling will happen completely online on the WBMCC website.

Right now, WBMCC hasn't released the exact dates and detailed steps for 2025 counselling. But based on how it usually works, here's what you can expect:

Step 1: Go to wbmcc.nic.in and find the NEET PG 2025 counselling registration link

Step 2: Register with your NEET PG roll number and basic details

Step 3: Fill in your personal, academic, and category information

Step 4: Upload all required documents (we'll cover this in detail below)

Step 5: Pay the application fee online

Step 6: Submit your form and save the receipt

Once the official notification comes out, we'll update this section with exact dates and any changes to the process. Keep checking the WBMCC website regularly so you don't miss any important announcements.

Counselling Process

The WB NEET PG counselling process can feel overwhelming, especially if you're going through it for the first time. Understanding what happens at each stage helps you stay prepared and make informed decisions that can impact your entire medical career.

Counselling typically happens in multiple rounds - usually two main rounds followed by a mop-up round if seats remain vacant.

During each round, you'll need to:

Fill in your college preferences
Course preferences based on your rank and the available seat matrix.

The system then allocates seats based on merit, your choices, and reservation category.

The most critical aspects of counselling are as follows:

Choice filling - Many candidates make the mistake of filling out too few choices or not researching colleges properly before locking in their preferences.
Document verification is another crucial step that candidates often underestimate. Missing or incorrect documents can lead to disqualification, even if you've secured a good rank.
The reporting process after seat allotment is time-sensitive. Once you're allocated a seat, you typically have only a few days to report to the college with original documents and pay the required fees.

Missing this deadline means losing your seat, which will then be filled by the next candidate in line. You can plan your travel and documentation in advance to avoid last-minute complications.

Understanding these nuances of the counselling process is just as important as your NEET PG rank. Being well-prepared can help you navigate the system smoothly and secure the best possible outcome for your postgraduate medical education.

Documents Needed

While WBMCC will release the official document list later, start gathering these certificates now. You'll definitely need most of them:

NEET PG 2025 admit card and scorecard
Class 10 and 12 marksheets and certificates
MBBS/BDS degree certificate
All semester marksheets from your MBBS/BDS course
Internship completion certificate
Provisional or permanent registration certificate from your state medical council
NMC (National Medical Commission) registration certificate
West Bengal domicile certificate
Caste certificate (if applying under SC/ST/OBC)
EWS certificate (if applicable, and it should be valid for the current financial year)
PwD certificate (if applicable)
Transfer certificate and migration certificate
Recent passport-size photographs
Photo ID Proof- Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, etc.

For In-Service Candidates: If you're applying under the in-service category, you'll also need:

Service certificate from your current employer
No objection certificate (NOC) from the department
Proof of continuous service in WBMES/WBHS/WBPHAS

Keep both original documents and multiple photocopies ready. You'll need originals for verification and copies for submission.

Some Pro-Tips:

Gather the domicile certificate in advance since it can take 2-4 weeks to acquire it.
Make sure the internship certificate has the proper seal/signature
Make sure the EWS certificate is for the current financial year
Make sure all documents have a signature wherever necessary
Keep multiple digital and multiple copies of all paperwork
Get your paperwork attested by college authorities before counselling begins for NEET PG 2025

Also read: https://neetsupport.com/blogs/required-document-for-neet

Reservation Policies

West Bengal allocates PG medical seats through online state-level counselling. But there's something important you need to know about how these seats are distributed.

In-Service Quota Breakdown:

A big portion of state quota seats is reserved for doctors and teachers already working in government service under WBMES (West Bengal Medical Education Service), WBHS (West Bengal Health Service), or WBPHAS (West Bengal Public Health and Administrative Service).

Here's the exact breakdown:

For MD/MS Degree Courses:

40% of all state quota seats are reserved for in-service candidates
The remaining 60% are for open merit candidates

For PG Diploma Courses:

50% of all state quota seats go to in-service candidates
The other 50% are for open merit candidates

For DNB Courses:

100% of all DNB seats (both degree and diploma) are reserved exclusively for in-service candidates
This means if you're not already working in government service, you cannot get a state-sponsored DNB seat in West Bengal

What This Means for You:

If you're a fresh MBBS graduate (not in government service), you're competing for:

60% of MD/MS seats
50% of diploma seats
0% of DNB seats

If you're working as a medical officer or teacher in WBMES/WBHS/WBPHAS, you have access to reserved quotas across all courses, which significantly improves your chances of getting a seat.

Seat Matrix

West Bengal has seats across government medical colleges, private medical colleges, and DNB seats in various government hospitals.

The total number of seats and their distribution between government and private colleges will be announced by WBMCC closer to the counselling dates.

Remember that a large portion of DNB seats and some MD/MS and diploma seats are reserved for in-service doctors, so open category candidates will be competing for the remaining seats.

We'll add the complete WB NEET PG Seat Matrix here once it's officially released.

Application Fees

WBMCC will announce the fee structure for 2025 counselling soon. Usually, the fees are different for different categories. General category candidates pay more, while SC/ST and PwD candidates pay a lesser amount.

We'll update the exact amounts here as soon as WBMCC releases the official information. For now, keep some funds ready for the application fee so you can complete your registration quickly once it opens.

Important Dates

Here are some dates to be aware of when it comes to the NEET PG 2025 Counselling Process for the state of West Bengal:

Event	Date
NEET PG 2025 Exam	August 3, 2025
NEET PG 2025 Result	August 19, 2025
West Bengal Counselling Registration Starts	To be announced
Registration Last Date	To be announced
Document Verification	To be announced
Choice Filling	To be announced
Seat Allotment Round 1	To be announced
Reporting to Colleges	To be announced

WBMCC will release the complete counselling schedule soon. Make sure you check their official website regularly so you don't miss any deadlines.

Conclusion

West Bengal NEET PG counselling can feel overwhelming with all the documentation and deadlines, but if you stay organized and prepared, you'll be fine. Start collecting your documents now so you're not rushing at the last minute.

It's important to understand that qualifying for NEET PG is just the first step. The counselling process, choice filling, and understanding seat matrices are equally crucial for securing your preferred college and branch. Many candidates qualify for the exam but struggle during counselling due to a lack of information about the process, documentation requirements, and strategic choice filling.

Keep checking the WBMCC website for updates. Once registration opens, you'll need to act fast because seats fill up quickly, especially in popular specializations and colleges.

If you need help navigating the counselling process or want guidance on which colleges to choose based on your rank, our team is here to support you. We help students with everything from documentation to making the right college choices so you can secure the best possible seat for your PG journey.

Contact us today and we'll make sure you're ready for every step. Your PG seat in West Bengal is waiting for you.

Also read: https://neetsupport.com/counselling/mcc-neet-pg-counselling

FAQs

1. Who conducts the NEET PG counselling in West Bengal?

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) conducts the counselling process for state quota seats in government and private medical colleges across West Bengal.

2. Can candidates from other states apply for West Bengal state quota seats?

No, state quota seats are reserved for West Bengal domicile candidates only. Candidates from other states can apply for All India Quota seats or management quota seats in private colleges.

3. What is the in-service quota and who is eligible?

n-service quota is reserved for medical officers and teachers already working in WBMES/WBHS/WBPHAS. 40% of MD/MS seats, 50% of diploma seats, and 100% of DNB seats are reserved for in-service candidates.

4. What happens if I miss the document verification deadline?

Missing document verification means you'll be disqualified from that counselling round. You won't be eligible for seat allotment even if your rank qualifies.

5. Can I change my college choices after locking them?

No, once you lock your choices, they cannot be changed. However, you can participate in subsequent rounds if you choose to float or don't get a seat in the current round.

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