The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Assam has released the provisional select list of 764 candidates who have been allotted seats in government MBBS and BDS colleges across Assam after the Stray Round of online counselling for the 2026–27 academic session. This is the final round of seat allocation under the state quota. All provisionally selected candidates must report to their allotted college on 25 or 26 October 2026 with original documents; failure to report will result in automatic cancellation of the allotment. This notice is critical—missing the reporting deadline means losing your seat permanently.
Report to your allotted college on 25–26 October 2026 with all original documents, or your seat will be cancelled.
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This is the official provisional select list released by DME Assam after the Stray Round of online counselling for NEET UG 2026. The Stray Round is the final counselling round in which remaining vacant seats are filled. A total of 764 candidates have been provisionally selected and allotted to government MBBS and BDS colleges across Assam under the state quota.
The list includes candidates' names, NEET UG 2026 scores, state ranks, allotted colleges, and quota details. The selection is based on merit (NEET score) and candidate preferences submitted during counselling. However, all admissions remain provisional until you report in person and submit all required documents.
Important dates: Report now or lose your seat
The reporting deadline is **25 or 26 October 2026**. You must report to the office of the Principal of your allotted college on one of these two dates. There is no extension. If you do not report by the end of 26 October 2026, your allotment will be cancelled automatically and your seat will be forfeited.
This is a hard deadline. Do not delay. Plan your travel and document collection immediately.
- Reporting dates: 25–26 October 2026 (two days only)
- Report to: Principal's office of your allotted college
- Consequence of non-reporting: Automatic cancellation of allotment
How to find your name and allotted college
The provisional select list is available on the official DME Assam website: **www.dme.assam.gov.in**. The list contains 764 candidates arranged by merit rank. Each entry shows the candidate's name, NEET UG 2026 score, state rank, DME roll number, application number, category, and the name of the government college allotted to them.
Search the list for your name and note your allotted college carefully. The list spans 39 pages and includes candidates across all categories (UR, EWS, OBC/MOBC, SC, ST, and special categories). If your name does not appear, you have not been selected in this round.
- Visit: www.dme.assam.gov.in
- Download or view the provisional select list (39 pages)
- Find your name and note your allotted college name and code
- Check your category and quota details
Documents you must bring on reporting day
You must bring **original documents** to the college on 25 or 26 October 2026. Photocopies or digital copies are not acceptable. The college will verify each document and issue an acknowledgement. Bring all of the following:
Missing or incorrect documents can result in rejection of your admission. Ensure all certificates are genuine, issued by the correct authority, and match the information in your NEET application. Caste certificates must clearly show your sub-caste or community name if applicable.
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- Original NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
- Original NEET UG 2026 Marks Sheet / Score Card
- Original HSLC (Class 10) Pass Certificate or equivalent
- Original HSSLC (Class 12) Pass Certificate or equivalent
- Original Caste Certificate (if applicable to your category)
- Any other documents specified in the MBBS/BDS Admission Rules 2017 (amended up to 2026)
- Proof of medical fitness (may be required at the time of admission)
Eligibility criteria and conditions of admission
All admissions are **provisional** and subject to verification of eligibility. You must satisfy all criteria laid out in The Medical Colleges and Dental Colleges of Assam (Regulation of Admission into 1st year MBBS/BDS courses) Rules 2017 (amended up to 2026). The college will conduct a Scrutiny Board and Medical Board to verify your eligibility and fitness.
Your admission is also conditional on medical fitness. You will be examined by the college's medical board at the time of admission. If you are found medically unfit for the course, your admission may be rejected. Additionally, if you furnish false information or fabricated documents at any stage, your admission will be cancelled and criminal proceedings may be initiated against you.
- Admission is provisional until all documents are verified
- You must meet all eligibility criteria under the 2017 Rules (amended 2026)
- Medical fitness examination is mandatory
- False information or forged documents will result in cancellation and criminal action
- The college will constitute a Scrutiny Board and Medical Board to verify your credentials
Admission fee and financial obligations
You will be required to pay an admission fee as per the structure notified by the Government of Assam vide Notification No. MER. 823273/22, dated 24 September 2026. The exact fee amount is not specified in this notice; you must check the college's website or contact the Principal's office for the fee structure applicable to your category and course (MBBS or BDS).
Ensure you have the funds ready before reporting on 25 or 26 October 2026, as payment may be required at the time of admission.
- Admission fee is payable as per Government notification MER. 823273/22 (24 Sept 2026)
- Fee structure varies by category and course
- Contact your allotted college for exact fee details
- Payment may be required at the time of admission
Admission agreement: You must sign within 15 days
After admission, you must enter into an agreement with the college as per the admission rules. The agreement format is available on the DME Assam website (www.dme.assam.gov.in). You must sign and submit this agreement to the Principal's office **within 15 days of your admission**. Failure to do so may result in further action by the college.
Download the agreement format in advance and familiarize yourself with its terms before reporting.
- Agreement format available at: www.dme.assam.gov.in
- Must be signed and submitted within 15 days of admission
- Submit to the Principal's office of your college
- Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action
Colleges and seats allotted in this round
The provisional select list shows allotments to the following government MBBS and BDS colleges across Assam:
Some candidates have been allotted to specific colleges with designated quota codes (e.g., 101 = Assam Medical College Dibrugarh, 102 = Tezpur Medical College, 201 = Regional Dental College Guwahati, 202 = Government Dental College Dibrugarh, 203 = Government Dental College Silchar). Check your allotted college code in the select list and locate the college address and contact details on the DME website.
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- Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati (Code 101)
- Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh (Code 101)
- Jorhat Medical College, Jorhat (Code 104)
- Tezpur Medical College, Tezpur (Code 106)
- Kokrajhar Medical College, Kokrajhar
- Regional Dental College, Guwahati (Code 201)
- Government Dental College, Dibrugarh (Code 202)
- Government Dental College, Silchar (Code 203)
Category and quota details
The select list includes candidates from all categories: Unreserved (UR), Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Other Backward Classes / More Backward Classes (OBC/MOBC), Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and special categories (ex-serviceman, sports, freedom fighter, orphan). Each candidate's category is clearly marked in the list.
If you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC/MOBC, EWS), ensure your caste/community certificate is valid and matches your NEET application. Discrepancies can lead to rejection.
- UR (Unreserved): General category
- EWS: Economically Weaker Section
- OBC/MOBC: Other Backward Classes / More Backward Classes (with sub-caste noted)
- SC: Scheduled Caste
- ST: Scheduled Tribe (ST(P) = Plains, ST(H) = Hills)
- Special categories: Ex-serviceman, Sports, Freedom Fighter, Orphan
- Verify your category matches your NEET application and certificates
Common mistakes that lead to rejection
Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable errors. Below are the most common reasons for rejection at the time of admission:
**Missing or incomplete documents**: If you do not bring all original documents listed above, the college will reject your admission. Photocopies are not accepted. **Caste certificate issues**: If your caste certificate does not clearly show your community name or sub-caste, or if it is issued after a certain date, it may not be accepted. Verify with your college in advance. **False information**: If any information in your NEET application, admission form, or documents is found to be false or inconsistent, your admission will be cancelled and you may face criminal charges. **Medical unfitness**: If the medical board finds you unfit for the course, your admission will be rejected. Ensure you are in good health and disclose any medical conditions upfront. **Late reporting**: If you do not report by 26 October 2026, your seat is automatically cancelled. There are no extensions or grace periods.
- ⚠️ Bring ORIGINAL documents only—photocopies will be rejected
- ⚠️ Caste certificate must clearly show your community/sub-caste name
- ⚠️ All information must match your NEET application exactly
- ⚠️ Medical fitness is mandatory—disclose any health issues
- ⚠️ Report on 25–26 October 2026 only—no extensions
- ⚠️ False documents will result in cancellation and criminal action
- ✅ Verify all documents are genuine and issued by the correct authority
- ✅ Contact your college in advance if you have any doubts about document requirements
What happens after you report and are admitted
Once you report on 25 or 26 October 2026 and submit all documents, the college will verify your eligibility through a Scrutiny Board. You will also undergo a medical fitness examination by the college's Medical Board. If you pass both, you will be formally admitted and issued an admission letter.
You must then sign the admission agreement (available on the DME website) and submit it to the Principal's office within 15 days. The college will also inform you of the course start date, hostel arrangements (if applicable), and other administrative details. Keep checking the college website and your email for updates.
- Scrutiny Board will verify your documents and eligibility
- Medical Board will conduct fitness examination
- If approved, you will receive an admission letter
- Sign and submit the admission agreement within 15 days
- Await further instructions from the college regarding course start date and hostel
Contact and further information
For any queries or updates, visit the official DME Assam website regularly: **www.dme.assam.gov.in**. You can also email the DME at **dmeassam@gmail.com** or contact the Principal's office of your allotted college directly. The DME office is located at Sixmile, Khanapara, Guwahati-22.
Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information. Always check the official DME website for the latest notices and updates.
- Official website: www.dme.assam.gov.in
- Email: dmeassam@gmail.com
- Office address: Directorate of Medical Education, Sixmile, Khanapara, Guwahati-22
- Contact your allotted college Principal's office for college-specific queries
- Check the DME website regularly for updates and further notices
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the Stray Round and why is it important?
The Stray Round is the final counselling round in which remaining vacant MBBS and BDS seats are filled. It is your last chance to secure a government medical seat in Assam for the 2026–27 session. After this round, no more counselling will be conducted. If you are selected in the Stray Round, you must report immediately or lose your seat.
How do I find my name in the select list?
Visit www.dme.assam.gov.in and download the provisional select list (39 pages). Search for your name using Ctrl+F or by scrolling through the list. The list is arranged by merit rank. Each entry shows your name, NEET score, state rank, and allotted college. If your name is not in the list, you have not been selected.
What is the reporting deadline and what happens if I miss it?
You must report to your allotted college on 25 or 26 October 2026 only. If you do not report by the end of 26 October 2026, your allotment will be automatically cancelled and your seat will be forfeited. There are no extensions or grace periods. Missing this deadline means losing your seat permanently.
What documents must I bring on reporting day?
Bring original (not photocopied) NEET Admit Card, NEET Marks Sheet, HSLC Pass Certificate, HSSLC Pass Certificate, and Caste Certificate (if applicable). You must also bring any other documents specified in the MBBS/BDS Admission Rules 2017 (amended 2026). Missing documents will result in rejection of your admission.
Can I submit photocopies of documents instead of originals?
No. The college will only accept original documents. Photocopies will be rejected. Ensure all your original certificates are with you before reporting on 25 or 26 October 2026.
What if my caste certificate is not accepted by the college?
Caste certificates must clearly show your community or sub-caste name and be issued by the correct authority. If your certificate does not meet these requirements, it may be rejected. Contact your allotted college in advance to verify that your caste certificate is acceptable. Do not wait until reporting day to discover this issue.
What is the admission fee and when must I pay it?
The admission fee is as per Government Notification MER. 823273/22 (dated 24 September 2026). The exact amount varies by category and course (MBBS or BDS). Contact your allotted college or check the DME website for the fee structure. Payment may be required at the time of admission on 25 or 26 October 2026.
What happens if I am found medically unfit at the time of admission?
The college will conduct a medical fitness examination by its Medical Board. If you are found medically unfit for the course, your admission will be rejected. Disclose any medical conditions or health issues upfront to avoid complications.
What is the admission agreement and when must I submit it?
The admission agreement is a document you must sign after being admitted. The format is available on www.dme.assam.gov.in. You must sign and submit it to the Principal's office within 15 days of your admission. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.
What happens if I provide false information or forged documents?
If you furnish false information or fabricated documents at any stage, your admission will be cancelled immediately and criminal proceedings will be initiated against you under applicable law. Do not attempt to submit false or forged documents.
Can I change my allotted college after reporting?
The notice does not mention any provision for changing your allotted college after the Stray Round. Your allotment is final. If you have concerns about your allotted college, contact the DME office or the Principal's office before reporting.
What should I do if my name does not appear in the select list?
If your name is not in the provisional select list, you have not been selected in the Stray Round. This means all available seats have been filled. You may explore other options such as private medical colleges, other states' counselling, or preparing for the next year's NEET. Contact the DME office if you believe there is an error.
**Act now.** Download the select list from www.dme.assam.gov.in, find your name and allotted college, and gather all original documents immediately. You must report to your college on **25 or 26 October 2026**—this is a hard deadline with no extensions. Missing this deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. Contact your allotted college's Principal's office if you have any questions about documents or reporting procedures. Do not delay.
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