Delhi NEET PG Counselling (GGSIPU & AIQ)
How PG seats in Delhi are filled — the university/institutional route through GGSIPU alongside the All-India MCC round.
Delhi is different from most states: it doesn't run a single large state-quota counselling. Its PG medical seats are split — Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) conducts counselling for its affiliated institutions, while the University of Delhi and central-institution seats are largely filled through the All-India MCC round.
This guide explains who conducts what in Delhi, which seats fall under GGSIPU versus MCC, the eligibility that applies, and the process and documents you'll need.
Who conducts this counselling
GGSIPU (IP University) conducts admission and counselling for the PG medical seats in its affiliated colleges. It publishes the admission brochure, verifies eligibility, runs the counselling and declares allotments.
The University of Delhi's colleges (such as MAMC, LHMC and UCMS) and central institutions in Delhi fill their PG seats largely through MCC's All India Quota and central-seat rounds. In practice a Delhi aspirant usually engages with both GGSIPU and MCC.
What seats it fills
- PG seats in GGSIPU-affiliated medical institutions (through GGSIPU counselling).
- University of Delhi and central-institution PG seats in Delhi (largely through MCC).
- Any institutional / regional-preference categories the colleges define for Delhi candidates.
Who is eligible
A qualifying NEET PG rank is required for every route. GGSIPU applies its own eligibility and any Delhi/region-preference criteria for its institutions, as set in the admission brochure.
For the University of Delhi and central seats routed through MCC, all-India merit applies with no domicile requirement for the All India Quota — so confirm which route each college you want falls under before you plan.
- A qualifying NEET PG rank/percentile for your category.
- MBBS from a recognised college with completed internship.
- GGSIPU's eligibility / regional-preference rules for its affiliated institutions.
- Valid medical-council registration.
- For AIQ seats via MCC: open all-India merit, no domicile requirement.
The official portal & what it collects
What you enter / upload
- NEET PG credentials and rank, verified against the NBEMS result.
- Personal, eligibility and category details for the institutions you apply to.
- MBBS, internship and medical-registration details.
- Uploaded documents for verification.
- Your choices and the online fee payment.
The process, step by step
Register with MCC for the All India Quota
Many Delhi seats (University of Delhi and central institutions) fill through MCC, so register on mcc.nic.in for the All India Quota and central-seat rounds.
Register with GGSIPU for its institutions
For GGSIPU-affiliated colleges, register on the IP University portal with your NEET PG details and complete its admission steps.
Verification and choice filling
Complete document verification, then fill and lock your choices in order of genuine preference — separately for MCC and for GGSIPU where you take part in both.
Seat allotment and reporting
Each counselling allots against its own merit and your choices; report to the allotted college within that round's rules, which tighten in later rounds.
Documents you'll need
- NEET PG rank letter / scorecard and admit card
- MBBS degree / provisional certificate and mark sheets
- Internship completion certificate
- Medical-council registration certificate
- Class 10 certificate (date of birth)
- Documents supporting any Delhi/region-preference or institutional category claimed
- A government photo ID and recent photographs
- Category certificate where reservation is claimed
Common questions
Does Delhi have a single state counselling like other states?
Not quite. GGSIPU conducts counselling for its affiliated institutions, while University of Delhi and central seats in Delhi fill largely through MCC. A Delhi aspirant typically engages with both rather than one state authority.
How do University of Delhi (MAMC/LHMC/UCMS) PG seats fill?
Those PG seats are largely filled through the All-India MCC rounds. Register with MCC to be considered for them, and check the current process on mcc.nic.in each cycle.
Do I need a Delhi domicile?
The All India Quota via MCC has no domicile requirement. GGSIPU may apply its own eligibility or regional-preference rules for its institutions — confirm these in the year's admission brochure.
This guide explains how the process generally works so you walk in prepared. Dates, fees, exact eligibility clauses and portal links are set fresh each counselling cycle — always confirm the current details on the official portal before you act.