#WATCH | Delhi | On the NEET-UG counseling reforms, Federation of Resident Doctors Association National General Secretary Dr Meet Ghonia says, “3-4 reforms were introduced, many of which hadn't been implemented previously but are being put into effect this year. First, consider that while 20 lakh students took the exam, around 10 to 12 lakh will participate in the counseling. Previously, students had to undergo physical reporting multiple times across the various stages… However, the Union Health Minister has now decided to implement a "one-time" system for physical reporting and document verification. This single verification process remains valid throughout the counseling stages; even if you secure admission in a different city or state during the final round, the verification completed earlier will still be accepted there. Secondly, a "one-time registration" system has been introduced for all counseling processes. Whether you are seeking admission to MBBS, BDS, or any other course, the counseling process for the Union Government's 50% All India Quota remains unified, allowing you to proceed with your admission through this single registration."