NRI MBBS 2025 Counselling: MCC Round 3 Rules, Document Checklist & Conversion Process

Introduction

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released an important notification for Round 3 MBBS Counselling 2025 regarding NRI quota conversion. Many students faced issues in Round 1 and Round 2 due to incomplete or incorrect documentation. In this blog, we explain the rules, deadlines, common mistakes, and required documentsfor successfully applying under the NRI quota in MCC Round 3.

🔹 MCC Round 3 NRI Conversion Timeline

According to the latest MCC notice:

• Start Date: 27 September 2025 (from 11:00 AM onwards)

• End Date: 29 September 2025 (till 4:00 PM only)

⚠️ Important Rules:

• Emails sent before 27 Sept 11:00 AM will not be accepted.

• Emails sent after 29 Sept 4:00 PM will also be rejected.

• Students must apply within the given window to avoid disqualification.

🔹 Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Wrong Email ID – Always send the application from your registered email ID (used for MCC registration). Emails from parents’ or personal IDs may lead to rejection.

2. Early/Late Submission – Submitting outside the timeline = automatic rejection.

3. Improper Document Sequence – Arrange documents in the order MCC specifies.

🔹 Required Documents for NRI Quota Conversion

Students must carefully prepare and submit the following documents in the correct sequence:

1. NEET Admit Card & Score Card

2. Parent/Relative’s NRI Proof

   • Passport, Visa, Residence Permit or Work Permit

   • OCI/PIO Card (if applicable)

3. NRI Certificate issued by Indian Embassy

4. Certificate of Relationship (attested by competent authority – e.g., Tehsildar)

5. Sponsorship Affidavit (Sworn/Notarized affidavit by NRI sponsor, attested by Indian Embassy or notary of the foreign country)

6. NRE Bank Account Statement of the sponsor

7. Candidate’s Academic Documents – 10th & 12th Passing Certificates + Mark sheets

8. Birth Certificate

9. Candidate’s Passport & Sponsor’s Passport

🔹 Who Can Sponsor Under NRI Quota?

As per MCC rules, the following first-degree relatives are eligible sponsors:

• Maternal side: Real maternal uncle (mama), maternal aunt (maasi), or their children

• Paternal side: Real paternal uncle (chacha/taya), paternal aunt (bua), or their children

• Parents (if they are NRIs themselves)

👉 If your relationship does not fit into this list, consult expert counsellors before applying.

📌 Key Takeaways

• MCC Round 3 NRI conversion is a final opportunity for eligible candidates.

• Most rejections in previous rounds happened due to wrong email ID, wrong timeline, or incomplete documents.

• Ensure all documents are properly sequenced, attested, and submitted within the deadline.

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FAQs

Q1. What is the last date to apply for MCC Round 3 NRI conversion?
29 September 2025 till 4:00 PM.

Q2. Can I use my parent’s email ID for NRI conversion?
No, only your registered MCC email ID should be used.

Q3. Who can sponsor me under NRI quota?
Parents, or first-degree blood relatives (maternal uncle/aunt, paternal uncle/aunt, or their children).

Q4. What if my sponsor is not in the NRI list?
You should consult an expert counsellor before proceeding, as such cases often lead to rejection.

Conclusion

Applying under the NRI quota in MCC Round 3 counselling can still secure you a government or private medical seat, provided you follow the rules strictly and prepare the documents correctly.

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