All India Quota counselling is conducted by the MCC for 15% of seats in every government medical college, plus 100% of seats in central institutions like AIIMS and JIPMER. Every NEET UG qualified candidate, regardless of home state, is eligible to register and participate in AIQ counselling.

State Counselling covers the remaining 85% state quota seats, all state government college seats, and private/deemed seats within that state, governed by each state's own rules and domicile requirements. Yes, you can and should register for both AIQ and your home state counselling simultaneously to maximise your options.

Private medical college seats are allotted through the same state or AIQ counselling merit list, but fees are set by the college and regulated by a Fee Fixation Committee, making them significantly higher than government colleges. We help you compare fee structures, bond conditions, and infrastructure before you lock a choice.

Deemed universities conduct their own counselling directly, separate from MCC and state authorities, though seats are still allotted based on NEET UG rank. Registration, choice filling, and fee payment happen on individual university portals, and our mentors track deadlines across all deemed universities you shortlist.

Yes, our mentorship covers AYUSH counselling for BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BSMS programmes conducted by AACCC and respective state AYUSH authorities. We guide you through registration, choice filling, and college comparison exactly as we do for MBBS/BDS counselling.

PWD candidates with 40% or more benchmark disability are eligible for a 5% horizontal reservation across categories, subject to a disability certificate from an authorised medical board. We help you understand which colleges accept your specific disability category and prepare the certification correctly before registration.

Our mentors build a personalised choice list using your rank, category, state, and preferences, ordering colleges to balance ambition with realistic safety options. We review previous years' closing ranks round by round so your list is neither too conservative nor too risky.

Our predictor is built on official Round 1 and Round 2 closing AIR data from previous counselling cycles, giving a rank-based, data-driven estimate rather than a guess. Actual results can still shift due to seat matrix changes, new colleges, and candidate withdrawals, so we treat it as a strong starting point, not a guarantee.

The process typically runs through registration, fee payment, choice filling, seat allotment, reporting or upgradation, followed by a second round and a final mop-up or stray vacancy round. Each stage has strict deadlines, and missing even one can cost you a seat, which is where our step-by-step tracking helps.

We offer a transparent refund window before mentorship sessions begin, detailed clearly in your service agreement at the time of enrolment. Once personalised choice-filling or one-on-one mentoring has started, refunds are prorated based on services already delivered.

You will typically need your NEET admit card and scorecard, class 10 and 12 mark sheets, a valid photo ID, category and PWD certificates if applicable, domicile or residence proof, and recent passport-size photographs. We provide a personalised document checklist based on your category and target counselling authorities.

Official registration happens on the MCC website for AIQ and your respective state's DME or health university portal for state counselling, each requiring separate fees and login credentials. Registering with Apex MedCounsel takes just a form submission and a quick call, after which a dedicated mentor is assigned to guide you through every official step.

The mop-up round is the final counselling round used to fill vacant seats left after earlier rounds, including seats vacated due to non-reporting or withdrawal. Any eligible NEET UG candidate who has not already secured and confirmed an admission elsewhere can participate, including fresh registrants in some states.

Most counselling authorities require a refundable security deposit at registration, with the amount varying by category and whether the college is government, private, or deemed. The deposit is refunded after counselling concludes if you do not take admission, or adjusted against fees if you do.

Yes, if you choose the upgradation option instead of freezing your seat, you remain in the running for a better seat in subsequent rounds based on your original choice list. If you are not upgraded, you retain your current allotted seat, so opting for upgradation carries no risk of losing your seat entirely.

AIQ counselling generally has two main rounds followed by a mop-up or stray vacancy round, while state counselling processes can have two to four rounds depending on the state. We track the schedule for every authority you are registered under so you never miss a round deadline.

State quota eligibility is usually based on domicile certificates, long-term residence, or having completed schooling within that state, with exact rules varying significantly by state. We help you verify which states you qualify for and flag any state-specific bonds or eligibility documents you need in advance.

Our mentorship packages include personalised rank analysis, college prediction, strategic choice-list building, round-by-round guidance, and document review, priced transparently by counselling type and number of rounds covered. Exact pricing is shared upfront during your free initial consultation, with no hidden charges.

Every student is assigned a dedicated mentor who understands their rank, category, and preferences, providing one-on-one guidance through every counselling decision. Mentors are available for scheduled calls plus ongoing chat support throughout the registration, choice-filling, and allotment cycle.

Yes, all enrolled students get access to a dedicated WhatsApp support line for fast answers on deadlines, document doubts, or last-minute choice changes during live rounds. Response times are kept short during active counselling windows since timing is often critical to securing a seat.