The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Assam has published the select list following the 2nd round of online counselling for NEET PG 2026 postgraduate medical admission. This list shows which candidates have been allotted seats in MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality programmes across Assam medical colleges and institutions. All candidates who participated in the 2nd round counselling must check the official DME Assam website to see if their name appears and which seat (college, course, category) has been assigned to them. This is a critical document — your allotment status determines your next steps, including whether you must report to your allotted college or whether you are eligible for further rounds.
The 2nd round counselling select list for NEET PG 2026 is now live on the DME Assam portal; check immediately to confirm your seat allotment.
Your matched MD/MS/DNB seats
LockedEnter your NEET-PG rank to unlock the real colleges you can get — All India Quota and state — with closing ranks, fees and stipend.
Unlock My College ListWhat is this select list?
This is the official merit list and seat allotment result published by the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam after the completion of the 2nd round of online counselling for NEET PG 2026. It contains the names of all candidates who have been allotted seats in postgraduate medical programmes (MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality) across government and private medical colleges and institutions in Assam.
The list shows, for each selected candidate, the allotted college, the course (speciality), the category under which the seat was allotted (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and other relevant admission details. This is your proof of seat allotment and is required for reporting and admission formalities.
Who should check this list?
Every candidate who registered for and participated in the 2nd round of online counselling for NEET PG 2026 must check this select list. This includes candidates who filled choice forms, locked their preferences, and were eligible for seat allotment in this round.
If your name appears in the list, you have been allotted a seat. If your name does not appear, it means either you were not eligible for allotment in this round, or seats matching your choices and category were not available. In that case, you may be eligible for subsequent rounds (if announced) or for stray vacancy admission.
Know the exact MD/MS/DNB seats your rank can get
Official round-wise closing ranks with fee and stipend, matched to your rank.
How to access the select list
The select list is published on the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam (dme.assam.gov.in). Visit the portal and look for the link to the 2nd round counselling select list or admission notice. The list is typically available as a PDF document that can be downloaded or viewed online.
You can search for your name using the browser's search function (Ctrl+F on Windows, Cmd+F on Mac) or by scrolling through the document. Note down your roll number, name, allotted college, course, category, and any other details shown against your entry.
- Visit dme.assam.gov.in
- Locate the 2nd round counselling select list link
- Download or open the PDF
- Search for your name or roll number
- Note all allotment details
What information will the list show?
The select list typically displays the following information for each allotted candidate: roll number, name, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), allotted college or institution, allotted course (speciality — e.g. Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Radiology), and the seat type (if applicable — e.g. government, private, management quota). Some lists may also show merit rank or counselling rank.
Carefully verify that all details match your registration. If you notice any discrepancy in your name, category, or other information, contact the DME Assam office immediately with your registration documents.
What to do if your name is in the list
If you have been allotted a seat, you must report to your allotted college within the deadline specified by DME Assam (the exact reporting date and time will be mentioned in a separate admission/reporting notice). Failure to report on time may result in forfeiture of your seat.
Every kind of PG seat, one rank
See the real seats your NEET-PG rank can reach.
Prepare all required documents for admission (MBBS degree certificate, NEET PG admit card, ID proof, category certificate if applicable, etc.) and contact your allotted college to confirm the reporting procedure, timing, and any additional requirements. Do not delay — reporting deadlines are strict.
- Note the reporting deadline from the DME notice
- Gather all required admission documents
- Contact your allotted college for reporting details
- Report in person on or before the deadline
- Complete admission formalities
What to do if your name is NOT in the list
If your name does not appear in the 2nd round select list, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round. This can happen if no seat matching your choices and category was available, or if you were not eligible for allotment based on the counselling rules.
Check the DME Assam website for announcements about further rounds (3rd round, 4th round, etc.) or stray vacancy admission. If further rounds are scheduled, you will be able to participate again. Stray vacancy admission allows candidates to apply directly to colleges for remaining unfilled seats. Keep monitoring the official portal for updates.
- Check for announcements of further counselling rounds
- Look for stray vacancy admission notifications
- Prepare to participate in the next round if eligible
- Keep your registration details and documents ready
Important points to remember
This is the official select list published by DME Assam. Do not rely on unofficial sources, social media, or third-party websites for allotment information. Always verify your allotment status directly from the official DME Assam portal.
The allotment shown in this list is provisional and subject to verification of your eligibility, documents, and category at the time of admission. If any discrepancy is found during document verification at the college, your admission may be cancelled.
If you have been allotted a seat but wish to withdraw or participate in further rounds, follow the withdrawal procedure specified by DME Assam. Withdrawing without following the official process may result in penalties or forfeiture of future counselling eligibility.
See the exact MD/MS/DNB seats your NEET-PG rank can get
Free 2-minute preview — round-wise closing ranks, fees and stipend for every seat your rank can reach.
See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where can I find the 2nd round select list?
The select list is published on the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam (dme.assam.gov.in). Visit the portal, look for the 2nd round counselling select list or admission notice link, and download or view the PDF document.
How do I search for my name in the select list?
Open the PDF document and use your browser's search function (Ctrl+F on Windows, Cmd+F on Mac) to search for your name or roll number. Alternatively, you can scroll through the document manually to find your entry.
What does it mean if my name is in the select list?
If your name appears in the select list, you have been allotted a seat in a postgraduate medical programme (MD, MS, or DNB) at one of the colleges listed. You must report to your allotted college by the deadline specified in the admission notice to complete your admission.
What should I do if my name is not in the select list?
If your name does not appear, you were not allotted a seat in the 2nd round. Check the DME Assam website for announcements about further counselling rounds or stray vacancy admission. You may be eligible to participate in the next round if it is conducted.
What information will be shown against my name in the list?
The list typically shows your roll number, name, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), allotted college or institution, allotted course (speciality), and seat type. Verify all details carefully for accuracy.
By when must I report to my allotted college?
The exact reporting deadline will be mentioned in a separate admission or reporting notice from DME Assam. Check the official portal regularly for this notice. Reporting deadlines are strict, and failure to report on time may result in forfeiture of your seat.
Can I withdraw my allotted seat and participate in the next round?
Yes, you may be able to withdraw, but you must follow the official withdrawal procedure specified by DME Assam. Withdrawing without following the correct process may result in penalties or loss of eligibility for future rounds. Check the DME website for withdrawal instructions.
Is this select list final, or can it change?
This is the official select list after the 2nd round counselling. However, allotments are provisional and subject to verification of your eligibility and documents at the time of admission. If any discrepancy is found, your admission may be cancelled. Always verify your details with the college during reporting.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my allotted college?
You will typically need your MBBS degree certificate, NEET PG admit card, ID proof, category certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified by your allotted college. Contact the college in advance to confirm the exact list of required documents.
What if there is an error in my name or details in the select list?
If you notice any discrepancy in your name, category, or other information, contact the DME Assam office immediately with your registration documents and proof of the error. Do not wait until the reporting date — report the issue as soon as possible.
Check the DME Assam website (dme.assam.gov.in) immediately to locate and download the 2nd round select list. Search for your name and note all allotment details. If you are allotted a seat, prepare your documents and contact your college for reporting instructions. If you are not allotted, monitor the portal for announcements of further rounds or stray vacancy admission. Do not delay — reporting deadlines are strict.
Plan your admission with free AI tools
Turn your NEET score into a rank, then into the exact colleges you can get.