The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam has published the provisional merit list for NEET-PG 2026 state quota seats. This list ranks all candidates who applied for postgraduate medical seats (MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality) under Assam's state quota and shows who is eligible to proceed to counselling. Candidates must check this list immediately to confirm their rank, category, and eligibility status. If your name appears, you will be invited to participate in the counselling and seat-selection process. If you believe there is an error in the list, you may have an opportunity to file an objection — check the DME Assam website for the objection window and procedure.
The provisional merit list for Assam state quota NEET-PG 2026 seats is now live; check your rank and eligibility at the DME Assam portal.
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This is the provisional merit list for NEET-PG 2026 state quota seats in Assam. It is a ranked list of all candidates who applied for postgraduate medical seats (MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality programmes) under the state quota category. The list is 'provisional' because candidates may file objections if they believe there is an error in their rank, category, or eligibility status.
The state quota seats are those that Assam fills through its own counselling process, separate from the all-India counselling. Your position on this list determines the order in which you will be called to choose your preferred college and speciality during counselling rounds.
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Every candidate who applied for NEET-PG 2026 under Assam state quota must check this list. This includes candidates who are Assam residents, have studied in Assam, or are eligible under the state's domicile or other eligibility criteria. If you submitted an application for state quota seats, your name should appear on this list.
How to find your name and rank
Visit the official Directorate of Medical Education, Assam website (dme.assam.gov.in) and locate the provisional merit list for NEET-PG 2026 state quota seats. The list is typically searchable by your registration number, roll number, or name. Download or view the PDF and search for your details carefully.
Note your rank, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, or other as applicable), and the eligibility status shown against your name. This information will be needed when you log in to the counselling portal to select your choices of college and speciality.
What if you find an error?
If you believe your rank is incorrect, your category is wrongly classified, or your eligibility status is wrong, you may be able to file an objection. The DME Assam will announce an objection window — a specific period during which you can submit a formal complaint with supporting documents.
Check the DME Assam website regularly for the objection notification, which will specify the deadline, the documents to submit, and the process. Do not delay; objection windows are usually short. Keep copies of all your certificates and application documents ready in case you need to file an objection.
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What happens next?
After the objection window closes (if any objections are received and resolved), the DME Assam will release the final merit list. Candidates on the final list will then be invited to participate in counselling rounds. During counselling, you will log in to the portal, view available seats in your category and rank range, and select your preferred colleges and specialities in order of preference.
Seats will be allotted based on your rank, category, and choices. You must report to your allotted college on the date specified to complete admission formalities and secure your seat.
Important reminders
This is a provisional list — your rank and eligibility may change if objections are upheld or if errors are corrected. Do not assume your position is final until the final merit list is released.
Keep your registration number, roll number, and other application details handy. You will need them to log in to the counselling portal. Save a copy of the merit list showing your rank for your records.
- Check the list as soon as possible to avoid missing any deadlines.
- If you do not see your name, contact the DME Assam helpline or visit the office to clarify your status.
- Watch the DME Assam website for announcements about objection windows, final merit list release, and counselling dates.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where do I find the provisional merit list?
The provisional merit list is published on the official Directorate of Medical Education, Assam website (dme.assam.gov.in). Look for the link to the NEET-PG 2026 provisional merit list for state quota seats. The document is typically a PDF that you can download and search.
What does 'provisional' mean? Can my rank change?
Provisional means the list is not final. If candidates file objections and errors are found, ranks and eligibility may be corrected. The final merit list will be released after the objection window closes. Do not assume your position is fixed until the final list is out.
I don't see my name on the list. What should I do?
If your name does not appear, first check that you applied for state quota seats and that your application was submitted successfully. Then contact the DME Assam office or call their helpline to clarify your status. There may be an eligibility issue or a data entry error that needs to be resolved.
How do I file an objection if my rank or category is wrong?
The DME Assam will announce an objection window with a specific deadline. During this period, you can submit a formal objection with supporting documents (certificates, proof of eligibility, etc.). Watch the DME Assam website for the objection notification, which will explain the exact process and deadline.
What is the difference between state quota and all-India quota?
State quota seats are filled by Assam through its own counselling process and are reserved for candidates who meet Assam's domicile or eligibility criteria. All-India quota seats are filled through a separate all-India counselling process run by the MCC and are open to candidates from across India. This list covers only state quota seats.
When will counselling happen after this merit list is released?
The DME Assam will announce the counselling schedule separately. Typically, counselling begins after the final merit list is released and any objections are resolved. Check the DME Assam website regularly for the counselling notification, which will include dates, login instructions, and the choice-filling window.
What documents do I need to bring for counselling?
You will need your NEET-PG admit card, MBBS degree certificate, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and other documents as specified in the counselling notification. The DME Assam will issue a detailed list of required documents when counselling dates are announced.
Can I apply for both state quota and all-India quota?
Yes, you can apply for both. However, once you are allotted a seat in one quota, you typically cannot claim a seat in the other. If you are allotted a state quota seat and accept it, you will not be eligible for all-India quota allotment in that round. Plan your choices carefully.
What if I want to challenge my category classification?
If you believe your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) is wrongly classified, you can file an objection during the objection window with proof of your correct category (e.g., a valid category certificate issued by the competent authority). The DME Assam will review and correct the classification if the objection is valid.
Is this merit list final, or will there be another list?
This is the provisional merit list. After the objection window closes, the DME Assam will release a final merit list incorporating any corrections. Candidates should treat the provisional list as preliminary and wait for the final list before making any major decisions.
Check the provisional merit list immediately at dme.assam.gov.in to confirm your rank and eligibility. If you find an error, note the objection window announcement and file a complaint with supporting documents before the deadline. Watch the DME Assam website for updates on the final merit list and counselling schedule.
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