On 20 October 2026, Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, published an official list of 8 candidates who have been declared NOT ELIGIBLE for postgraduate MD/MS admission under the Minority Category B (Christian Minority) with Service Commitment quota at Christian Medical College (CMC), Ludhiana, for the NEET PG 2026 admission cycle. Seven candidates failed to report for verification despite being called; one candidate did not submit the required documents. This is a critical list — if your roll number appears here, you are ineligible for this quota and seat, and your admission under this category cannot proceed. You must check this list immediately and understand the reason for your ineligibility so you can take corrective action if possible or plan your next steps.
If your roll number is on this list, you are ineligible for Minority Category B admission at CMC Ludhiana — most commonly because you did not report for verification or did not submit required documents.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is this list and why does it matter?
This is an official ineligibility notice issued by BFUHS for the NEET PG 2026 counselling process. It lists candidates who applied for or were selected under the Minority Category B (Christian Minority) with Service Commitment quota at CMC Ludhiana but have been found ineligible and cannot be admitted under this category.
Ineligibility at this stage means your candidature for this specific quota and college has been rejected. You will not be offered a seat under Minority Category B at CMC Ludhiana, even if your rank would otherwise qualify. However, depending on the reason for ineligibility and BFUHS rules, you may still be eligible to compete in other quotas (General, OBC, SC/ST) or at other colleges — but you must act quickly to understand your status and explore other options.
Who is on this list?
Eight candidates are listed as ineligible. Their details include roll number, BFUHS registration number, name, father's name, NEET PG 2026 score, rank, and the specific reason for ineligibility.
- Nazuk Goyal (Roll 2666115S3725, Rank 32948)
- Saleth Joshua (Roll 2666117S828, Rank 47867)
- Anna Susan Abraham (Roll 26661104500, Rank 54601)
- Rahil Masih (Roll 26661253862, Rank 62577)
- Dona Biju (Roll 26661090516, Rank 95346)
- Bryan Mitchel Khongwar Nongsiej (Roll 26661139889, Rank 112372)
- Colin Prasad (Roll 26661095933, Rank 113176)
- Dale Iype Tomson (Roll 26661093418, Rank 121295)
Why are these candidates ineligible? Understanding the reasons
The notice lists two specific reasons for ineligibility, and understanding which applies to you is crucial because it determines whether you can appeal or take corrective action.
**Reason 1: NOT REPORTED FOR VERIFICATION** — Seven of the eight candidates are marked as 'NOT REPORTED FOR VERIFICATION'. This means they were called for a verification appointment (a mandatory in-person or online check of original documents, identity, and eligibility criteria) but did not appear. Verification is a compulsory step in NEET PG counselling; if you do not report, you are automatically deemed ineligible, regardless of your score or rank. This is a strict rule with no exceptions.
**Reason 2: NOT SUBMITTED REQUIRED DOCUMENTS** — One candidate (Bryan Mitchel Khongwar Nongsiej) is marked as 'NOT SUBMITTED REQUIRED DOUCMENTS' [sic]. This means the candidate did not upload or provide the mandatory documents (such as caste/minority certificate, service commitment undertaking, degree certificate, or other proofs) within the deadline set by BFUHS. Without these documents, eligibility cannot be verified.
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What documents are required for Minority Category B with Service Commitment?
Although this notice does not list the exact documents required, candidates applying under Minority Category B (Christian Minority) with Service Commitment typically must submit:
The notice does not specify the full document list, so you must refer to the BFUHS NEET PG 2026 Information Brochure or the counselling portal for the complete and current list. However, based on standard NEET PG practice, the following are usually mandatory:
- Christian Minority Certificate (issued by the competent authority, usually the state government or college)
- Service Commitment Undertaking (a signed declaration that you will serve in the state/institution for the mandated period, typically 3–5 years)
- MBBS Degree Certificate or provisional certificate
- NEET PG 2026 Admit Card and Score Card
- Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport)
- Address proof
- Medical fitness certificate (if required)
- Any other document specified in the counselling brochure
What is Minority Category B with Service Commitment?
Minority Category B is a reserved quota for candidates belonging to religious minorities (in this case, Christian minority) in India. The 'Service Commitment' clause means that if you are admitted under this quota, you are legally bound to work in a designated institution or state for a specified period (usually 3–5 years) after completing your postgraduate degree. This is a condition of admission, not optional.
CMC Ludhiana is a Christian minority institution, so it has seats reserved under this category. However, admission is conditional on your willingness and ability to fulfill the service commitment. If you are ineligible under this category, you may still apply under General or other open quotas if your rank qualifies, but you will not have the service commitment obligation.
What should you do if your name is on this list?
If your roll number appears on this ineligibility list, take immediate action:
**Step 1: Confirm your ineligibility reason.** Check the 'Remarks' column against your roll number. Is it 'NOT REPORTED FOR VERIFICATION' or 'NOT SUBMITTED REQUIRED DOCUMENTS'? This determines your next move.
**Step 2: If you did not report for verification.** Contact BFUHS or CMC Ludhiana immediately to ask if there is a grace period, an appeal window, or a re-verification opportunity. Some universities allow a one-time re-verification if you have a valid reason (medical emergency, technical issue, etc.). However, do not assume — check the counselling brochure and contact the authority directly.
**Step 3: If you did not submit documents.** Check the BFUHS counselling portal to see if there is a document upload window still open. If not, contact BFUHS to request an extension or appeal. Provide proof of your attempt to submit (screenshots, email confirmations, etc.) if you have them.
**Step 4: Explore other quotas.** Even if you are ineligible under Minority Category B, you may still be eligible under General, OBC, SC/ST, or other open quotas at CMC Ludhiana or other colleges, depending on your rank and the seat matrix. Check the BFUHS counselling portal for your eligibility under other categories.
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**Step 5: Do not delay.** Counselling rounds move quickly. If you miss the appeal or re-verification window, you may lose your chance at admission in this round. Act within 24–48 hours of seeing this notice.
Can you appeal or request reconsideration?
The notice itself does not mention an appeal process or a window for reconsideration. However, BFUHS counselling rules typically allow candidates to file a formal appeal or request for review if they believe the ineligibility decision is incorrect or if they have a valid reason for not reporting or not submitting documents (e.g., medical emergency, system failure, postal delay).
To appeal, you will need to contact BFUHS directly — either through the counselling portal (if an appeal option is available), by email to the BFUHS admission cell, or by visiting the university office in person. You must provide documentary evidence of your reason (medical certificate, system error screenshot, etc.). Appeals are typically decided within 2–3 days, so act immediately.
What happens next in the counselling process?
This ineligibility list is published as part of the NEET PG 2026 counselling process at BFUHS. After this list is finalized, BFUHS will proceed with the next steps, which typically include:
— Allotment of seats to eligible candidates under Minority Category B (if any remain after ineligibility removals)
— Allotment of remaining seats under other quotas (General, OBC, SC/ST, etc.)
— Joining and document verification at the college
If you are ineligible under Minority Category B but eligible under another quota, you will be considered in that quota's merit list. Your rank and score will determine your position in the General or other open merit lists.
Important: Do not ignore this notice
This is an official ineligibility declaration. If your name is on this list and you do nothing, you will not be admitted under Minority Category B at CMC Ludhiana in this round. You will not be given a second chance unless you appeal and your appeal is accepted.
If you believe your name should not be on this list (e.g., you did report for verification but the college has no record, or you did submit documents but they were not received), you must contact BFUHS immediately with proof. Do not assume the college made an error — provide evidence.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
My roll number is on this list. Does this mean I cannot get admission at CMC Ludhiana?
No, not necessarily. You are ineligible under the Minority Category B quota specifically. However, you may still be eligible under General, OBC, SC/ST, or other open quotas at CMC Ludhiana or other colleges, depending on your NEET PG rank and the seat matrix. Check the BFUHS counselling portal to see your eligibility under other categories. Your ineligibility is limited to the Minority Category B with Service Commitment quota only.
What does 'NOT REPORTED FOR VERIFICATION' mean?
It means you were called for a verification appointment (where the college checks your original documents and confirms your eligibility) but you did not attend. Verification is mandatory in NEET PG counselling. If you do not report, you are automatically ineligible, regardless of your score or rank. Contact BFUHS immediately to ask if there is a re-verification opportunity or an appeal window.
What does 'NOT SUBMITTED REQUIRED DOCUMENTS' mean?
It means you did not upload or provide the mandatory documents (such as the Christian Minority Certificate, Service Commitment Undertaking, MBBS degree, or other proofs) within the deadline set by BFUHS. Without these documents, your eligibility cannot be verified. Check the BFUHS portal to see if there is still a document upload window open, or contact BFUHS to request an extension.
Can I appeal if my name is on this list?
The notice does not explicitly mention an appeal process, but BFUHS counselling rules typically allow appeals if you believe the decision is incorrect or if you have a valid reason for not reporting or not submitting documents. Contact BFUHS directly (via the portal, email, or in person) with documentary evidence of your reason. Appeals are usually decided within 2–3 days, so act immediately.
I did report for verification, but my name is still on this list. What should I do?
Contact BFUHS or CMC Ludhiana immediately with proof of your attendance (e.g., a receipt, email confirmation, or witness statement). There may be a record-keeping error. Provide all evidence and request a review. Do not delay — counselling rounds move quickly.
I submitted my documents, but the notice says I did not. How do I prove this?
Check your BFUHS counselling portal account to see if your documents were successfully uploaded and received. If they were, take a screenshot as proof. If the portal shows they were not received, check your email for any rejection or error messages from BFUHS. Contact BFUHS with this evidence and request a review or a re-upload opportunity.
What is the Service Commitment clause, and does it apply to me if I am ineligible?
Service Commitment is a condition of admission under Minority Category B — it means you must work in a designated institution or state for 3–5 years after your postgraduate degree. Since you are ineligible under this category, the service commitment does not apply to you. However, if you are admitted under another quota (General, OBC, etc.), check whether that quota also has a service commitment clause.
When is the next counselling round, and can I apply then?
The notice does not specify the date of the next round. Check the BFUHS counselling portal or the NEET PG 2026 Information Brochure for the schedule of all counselling rounds. If you are ineligible in this round, you may be eligible in the next round if seats remain unfilled under Minority Category B, or you can compete under other quotas in the same or subsequent rounds.
Is there a deadline to appeal or request reconsideration?
The notice does not specify an appeal deadline. However, counselling rounds move quickly, and delays can cost you your seat. Contact BFUHS within 24–48 hours of seeing this notice to ask about the appeal process and any deadlines. Do not wait.
If I am ineligible under Minority Category B, can I still compete under General merit?
Yes, in most cases. Your ineligibility is specific to the Minority Category B quota. You can still compete under General, OBC, SC/ST, or other open quotas based on your NEET PG rank and score. Check the BFUHS counselling portal to see your eligibility under other categories and your position in the General merit list.
What documents do I need to submit for Minority Category B?
The notice does not list the exact documents, but typically you need a Christian Minority Certificate, Service Commitment Undertaking, MBBS degree certificate, NEET PG admit card and score card, identity proof, and address proof. Refer to the BFUHS NEET PG 2026 Information Brochure or the counselling portal for the complete and current list of required documents.
Can I contact CMC Ludhiana directly, or must I contact BFUHS?
You can contact both. CMC Ludhiana is the college that issued this list, so they can explain the specific reason for your ineligibility. BFUHS is the university coordinating counselling, so they can advise on appeals and next steps. Contact both for the fastest resolution.
If your roll number appears on this list, check the reason for ineligibility immediately — either 'NOT REPORTED FOR VERIFICATION' or 'NOT SUBMITTED REQUIRED DOCUMENTS'. Contact BFUHS and CMC Ludhiana within 24 hours to understand your options for appeal or re-verification. Even if you are ineligible under Minority Category B, you may still be eligible under other quotas; check the BFUHS counselling portal for your status under General, OBC, SC/ST, and other categories. Do not delay — counselling rounds move quickly, and missing deadlines can cost you your seat.
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