Frequently asked questions

Counselling itself is free. If any service does carry a fee, you will be told the amount before anything begins — never afterwards.

No, and neither can anyone else. Seats in India are allotted through official counselling based on your rank, category and the choices you fill. What we can do is make sure your choices are sensible, your documents are correct and your deadlines are met. Anyone promising you a guaranteed seat is either misunderstanding the process or misleading you.

We are based in Lucknow and know the Uttar Pradesh process best, but we advise on colleges across India.

It depends on the institution and the state. Some accept NEET UG, others run their own entrance test, and some admit on Class 12 marks. Tell us which colleges you are considering and we will confirm what each of them requires for the current cycle.

Check the relevant council directly — NMC for medical, DCI for dental, INC for nursing, AICTE for engineering. On this site, every recognition we state has a supporting document behind it, and we will show you that document if you ask.

All India Quota (AIQ) covers 15% of government medical seats and is counselled centrally by the MCC. State Quota covers the remaining 85% and is counselled by each state — in Uttar Pradesh, by the state authority through UGMAC. You can participate in both, and most students should.

Before the counselling registration opens, not after. Domicile, category and migration certificates routinely take weeks to obtain, and every year students lose a round waiting on paperwork that could have been arranged in advance.

They are stored encrypted in private storage, visible only to the counsellor handling your application and to you. They are never posted publicly, never shared over WhatsApp, and shared with a college only when you are applying to it. You can ask us to delete them at any time.