WBMCC NEET UG Round 2 choice filling opens on September 12, giving candidates a tight 40-hour window to register their college and course preferences before the deadline closes.
Key facts at a glance:
- Round 2 choice filling starts: September 12
- Window duration: 40 hours
- Authority: West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC)
- Applies to: NEET UG 2026 qualified candidates eligible for Round 2
WBMCC NEET UG Round 2 Choice Filling: What candidates must do
Eligible candidates should log in to the WBMCC portal on September 12 and begin filling in their choices without delay. With only 40 hours available, waiting until the final hours carries significant risk of technical delays or missed deadlines.
Candidates are advised to prepare their preference list in advance so they can enter and lock choices quickly once the window opens.
How to approach the 40-hour choice filling window
- List preferred colleges and courses in priority order before September 12
- Keep login credentials, NEET UG scorecard, and relevant documents ready
- Log in as early as possible on September 12 to avoid last-minute pressure
- Review all entered choices carefully before locking, as changes may not be permitted after submission
- Do not wait for the final hours – technical load on portals often rises near deadlines
Why the 40-hour limit matters
A 40-hour choice filling window is shorter than what many counselling rounds typically allow. Candidates who miss this window will not be considered for Round 2 seat allotment by WBMCC, making timely action essential.
Parents and guardians should help candidates track the opening time on September 12 and confirm that form submission is completed and acknowledged well within the deadline.
Further schedule details, including allotment result dates, are expected to be published by WBMCC on its official portal. Candidates should monitor the official WBMCC website for updates rather than relying on third-party sources.
