The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam has published the seat allotment result for the 3rd round of NEET PG 2026 online counselling. This allotment list shows which candidates have been offered seats in postgraduate medical courses (MD, MS, PG Diploma, DNB) across Assam's medical colleges and institutions. Candidates who participated in the 3rd round counselling must now check the official DME Assam portal to see their allotment status, the college and course they have been assigned to, and the instructions for joining. This is a critical step — if your name appears on the allotment list, you must complete the joining process by the deadline specified in the notice to secure your seat.
The 3rd round seat allotment for NEET PG 2026 counselling in Assam is now live; check the official DME portal immediately to see if you have been allotted a seat.
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This is the official seat allotment result published by the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam after the 3rd round of online counselling for NEET PG 2026. The allotment list contains the names and registration numbers of candidates who have been offered seats in postgraduate medical programmes — MD (Doctor of Medicine), MS (Master of Surgery), PG Diploma, and DNB (Diplomate of National Board) — across government and private medical colleges in Assam.
The 3rd round is typically one of the later rounds of counselling, meaning seats that were not filled in earlier rounds (1st and 2nd) have now been allocated. If you participated in the 3rd round counselling by submitting your choice of colleges and courses, your result will be on this list.
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Visit the official Directorate of Medical Education, Assam website (dme.assam.gov.in). Look for the link to the 3rd round allotment list or the NEET PG 2026 counselling portal. You will need your registration number and password (or other login credentials used during counselling) to access the portal and view your allotment status.
Once logged in, search for your name or registration number in the allotment list. The list will show: your registration number, name, the college you have been allotted to, the course (MD/MS/PG Diploma/DNB) and speciality, and the category under which you were allotted (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). Save or print this information immediately.
What if your name is on the list?
If you have been allotted a seat, you MUST complete the joining process by the deadline given in the notice. Joining typically involves reporting to your allotted college with original documents, paying the admission fee, and completing registration. Failure to join by the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat, and it may not be offered again.
The notice will specify the exact date and time by which you must report to your college, and the documents you must bring (usually your MBBS degree certificate, NEET PG admit card, allotment letter, category certificate if applicable, and identity proof). Read the joining instructions carefully and do not miss the deadline.
What if your name is NOT on the list?
If you do not see your name on the 3rd round allotment list, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round. This can happen if: (a) your rank was not high enough to match any of your chosen colleges and courses, (b) you did not participate in the 3rd round counselling, or (c) you withdrew from an earlier round.
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Check whether there will be a 4th round or a mop-up round of counselling. The DME Assam will publish a schedule for any further rounds. If you are eligible and wish to continue, you may participate in the next round by updating your choice of colleges and courses.
Important: verify your allotment details
Before you celebrate or make travel plans, carefully verify every detail on the allotment letter: your name, registration number, the college name and location, the course and speciality, and the category. Any mismatch or error should be reported to the DME Assam immediately — do not assume it will be corrected later.
Also check the joining date, time, and venue. Some colleges may require you to report on a specific day; others may have staggered reporting. Missing the exact date and time can result in your seat being cancelled.
Documents you will need for joining
When you report to your allotted college to join, bring all original documents and certified copies as specified in the joining instructions. Typically, these include: MBBS degree certificate or provisional certificate, NEET PG 2026 admit card, allotment letter, category certificate (if you are OBC, SC, ST, or other reserved category), Aadhaar card or passport, and any other identity proof. Do not rely on memory — read the exact list in the notice and prepare in advance.
If any document is missing or not in the correct format, your admission may be delayed or rejected. For example, if you are claiming OBC status, the certificate must be issued after a certain date and must show the sub-caste or group as required by the state. Verify all documents before you travel to the college.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I know if I have been allotted a seat in the 3rd round?
Log in to the DME Assam NEET PG 2026 counselling portal using your registration number and password. Search for your name or registration number in the 3rd round allotment list. If your name appears with a college and course assigned, you have been allotted. If your name is not on the list, you were not allotted in this round.
What should I do immediately after I see my allotment?
Save and print your allotment letter. Note the college name, course, speciality, and most importantly, the joining date, time, and venue. Prepare all required original documents and plan your travel. Do not delay — missing the joining deadline will result in loss of your seat.
Can I change my allotted college or course after the 3rd round?
No. Once you are allotted in a round, that allotment is final for that round. You cannot change it. If you wish to try for a different college or course, you may participate in a subsequent round (if announced) and submit fresh choices, but there is no guarantee of a different allotment.
What happens if I do not join by the deadline?
If you do not report to your allotted college by the specified date and time, your seat will be cancelled and forfeited. You will not be able to claim it later. The seat will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list. Always join on time.
I was allotted in an earlier round but did not join. Can I still join now?
No. If you did not join in an earlier round, that seat was cancelled and is no longer yours. You can only join a seat you are allotted in the current round (3rd round in this case). If you wish to participate further, wait for the next round of counselling.
What if there is an error in my allotment letter (wrong name, wrong college, etc.)?
Report the error to the DME Assam immediately. Contact the counselling helpline or visit the office in person with proof of the error. Do not ignore it and do not assume it will be corrected automatically. Errors can delay or jeopardize your admission.
Will there be another round of counselling after the 3rd round?
The notice does not specify whether there will be a 4th round or mop-up round. Check the DME Assam website regularly for announcements. If you are not allotted in the 3rd round and wish to continue, watch for the schedule of the next round.
Do I need to pay any fee to join, and when?
The notice does not specify the joining fee or payment details. These will be mentioned in the joining instructions or on the allotment letter. Contact your allotted college or the DME Assam for exact fee details and payment method.
Can I defer my admission to the next academic year?
The notice does not mention deferment. Typically, deferment is not allowed in NEET PG counselling — you must join in the current session or forfeit your seat. Confirm this with the DME Assam or your allotted college before making any decision.
I am from outside Assam. Can I still join an Assam college?
Yes, if you have been allotted a seat in Assam through NEET PG counselling, you can join regardless of your domicile. However, some seats may be reserved for Assam residents under state quota. Check your allotment letter to see which quota your seat falls under.
Check the official DME Assam website (dme.assam.gov.in) immediately to view the 3rd round allotment list using your registration number. If you are allotted, note the joining deadline and prepare all required documents. If you are not allotted, watch for announcements of further counselling rounds. Do not delay — joining deadlines are strict, and missing them will cost you your seat.
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