Neet ug counseling schedule: The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) has released the NEET UG Counseling 2025 shed for admission to MBBS, BDS and BSc Nursing. According to the issued schedule, the registration process will be completed in four stages, which will start from July 21 to 24 September. According to the schedule issued by the Medical Counseling Committee, the registration process of the first round will start from July 21. Candidates can register themselves by 28 July. The allocation of seats for the first round will be on 31 July.

Similarly, in the second round, the registration process will run from August 12 to 18 and the seat will be allotted on 21 August. Similarly, in the third round, candidates can register from 3 to 8 September. The seat allocation for the third round candidates will be held on September 11. Registrations will be started by MCC for the strength vacancies round in the fourth round, which will be completed from 22 to 24 September. Seat allocation will be done on September 27 for this round.

Seats will be allocated based on rank and cut-off

It has been told by the Medical Counseling Committee that students will be allotted seats on the basis of their NEET UG 2025 rank and cut-off. During this time, the availability of seats and priorities filled by the candidate will also be seen. The counseling process will include registration, fee payment, option filling and locking, seat allocation and reporting.

Can register from here

Let me tell you, under MCC counseling, 100% seats of MMU, BHU, JMI, ESIC are filled with 15% All India Kota seats in various states. Candidates who have passed NEET can register themselves by visiting the official website mxc.nic.in. Let me tell you, 22.09 lakh students had given the NEET UG exam, but out of this only 12.36 lakh students have been able to pass this exam. Whereas, according to the data, MBBS has only 1,18,190 seats in a total of 780 medical colleges in the country.

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International Cricket Rules: The beginning of cricket is believed to be from England. After England, this game became known worldwide and today it is one of all the favorite sports played in the world. There are many rules for playing cricket. Players are also punished on violation of these rules. But have you ever thought that cricket makes this rule. Along with this, there is a change in the rules of the game, so who is the responsibility of amending these rules. Let’s know the answers to all these questions.

Who changes the rules of cricket?

Cricket was known in the early 18th century in London, the capital of England and gradually the game was also revealed in the rest of England cities. With the popularity of cricket, the rules required rules in this game. The first rule of cricket was made in 1744 and was also implemented in the game from this year. While making these first rules, all these things were decided about LBW, third stump, middle stump and bat maximum width. These rules were created by ‘Star and Guarter Club’.

Marilebone Cricket Club – MCC

The members of the Star and Guarter Club established the Marylebone Cricket Club – MCC in 1987 in 1987 and along with this the club also became the patron of these rules. Since then, MCC makes new rules of cricket. This club has the right to amend the old rules. This club also takes care of Lord’s Cricket Ground.

The Lord’s Cricket Ground is considered an iconic for this reason that the rule book of cricket started from here and even today, the responsibility of the rules of cricket is also with this club. A Test match will be played between India and England on this historic ground on 10 July. These five-match series between India and England have two matches and the series is at 1-1.

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ICC New Rules: In cricket, not only fours and sixes, excellent catch also makes the audience get up from the seat. Especially the catches taken on the boundary are now very common, where the fielders jump in the air, bounce the ball and go inside the boundary, then come back and catch the catch. ICC is now going to curb such catch, because the ICC has made some major changes in the rules of the catch being caught near the boundary.

The ICC has included the new rules of catching the catch in its new playing condition, and this change will be implemented from this month. However, Marylebone Cricket Club will include this in its official rules from October 2026.

What is the new rule?

According to the new rule, now if a fielder stays outside the boundary and touches the ball two or more times while staying in the air, then that catch will not be considered valid, but will be declared a six. That is, now the fielders will not be able to touch the ball again and again by jumping in the air outside the boundary.

The most popular example of this was seen in the Big Bash League 2023. Australian player Michael Nesar went outside the boundary and grabbed the ball in the air, then jumped into the air and came inside the boundary and completed the catch. Then that catch was considered valid, but under the new rule, such a catch will now be invalid and 6 runs will be given to the batsman.

Suryakumar Yadav’s catch also in discussion

In the T20 World Cup final, Indian player Suryakumar Yadav also remembers the great catch taken on the boundary line. However, that catch of Suryakumar was under the purview of the rule. He did not touch the ball in the air twice outside the boundary line, but now the ICC rules have become even more strict about such catches.

There is also a big change in ODI rules

The ICC has not only made changes not only the rules of catching, but also a change in an important rule in the ODI match. Now the rules of two new balls have also changed in ODIs. Now two new balls will be used for the first 34 overs of the 50 -over innings, as it has been so far, but from the 35th over, the fielding team will have to choose one of these two balls, and throw the remaining 16 overs of the innings with the same ball.