The Directorate of Medical Education (DME) Chhattisgarh has released the provisional seat allotment for NEET PG 2026 Round 1 counselling. Candidates who registered between October 22 and 27 and locked their specialty choices can now check their allotted college, course, and category on the official portal. All allotted candidates must physically report at their designated medical college and complete document verification by November 11, 2026. Missing this deadline means forfeiting the seat and any security deposit paid during registration. This is a critical window—Round 1 typically fills the most competitive specialties, and candidates who do not report rarely recover these positions in subsequent rounds.
Download your Round 1 allotment result immediately from cgmcc.admissions.nic.in, verify all details, arrange original documents, and report at your allotted college on or before November 11, 2026, or you will lose your seat.
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The allotment list is published as a searchable PDF document on the official Chhattisgarh Medical Counselling Committee (CGMCC) portal. You do not need to log in with a username or password to view the result—it is publicly accessible to all candidates who participated in Round 1 registration.
Visit cgmcc.admissions.nic.in and locate the Round 1 provisional allotment result link on the homepage. Click it to open the PDF, then search for your NEET PG rank or roll number to find your allotted college name, course (MD, MS, or PG Diploma), and category (general, OBC, SC, ST, or other). Download and save the document immediately for your records and to carry during reporting.
- Visit cgmcc.admissions.nic.in
- Click the Round 1 provisional allotment result link
- Search for your NEET PG rank or roll number in the PDF
- Note your allotted college, course, and category
- Download the document for reporting
Reporting Deadline and Document Requirements for Admission Confirmation
All allotted candidates must report at their designated medical college on or before November 11, 2026. Reporting is not optional—failure to appear within this window automatically cancels your seat, and you forfeit any security deposit or fees paid during counselling registration. Admission is confirmed only after the college completes document verification and you pay the applicable course fees.
Bring both original documents and self-attested photocopies of every item listed below. The college will verify originals against copies and retain the self-attested set in your admission file. Incomplete or missing documents may delay your admission confirmation or result in rejection.
- NEET PG 2026 scorecard and admit card
- MBBS degree certificate and internship completion certificate
- Permanent registration certificate from the Medical Council (MCI/NMC)
- Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates
- Caste or category certificate issued by the Chhattisgarh government (if applicable)
- Domicile certificate proving Chhattisgarh residency
- Valid photo identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence)
- Printout of your provisional allotment letter from the portal
Why Round 1 Reporting Is Critical for Your PG Career
Round 1 is the most competitive stage of state counselling. High-demand specialties such as Radiology, General Medicine, Dermatology, and Ophthalmology typically fill completely in Round 1 itself, leaving few or no vacancies for later rounds. If you are allotted one of these specialties and do not report, you lose the opportunity entirely.
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Candidates who skip Round 1 reporting and hope to recover a seat in Round 2 or 3 often find that their preferred specialties are no longer available. The seat matrix shrinks with each round as colleges fill vacancies and some candidates withdraw. Reporting on time is your best chance to secure your chosen course and college.
- High-demand specialties close in Round 1
- Later rounds have fewer vacancies and less choice
- Skipping Round 1 reporting rarely leads to recovery in subsequent rounds
- Reporting confirms your admission and prevents seat cancellation
Chhattisgarh NEET PG 2026 Round 1 Timeline and Key Dates
The Chhattisgarh counselling process follows a strict schedule. Understanding these dates helps you plan your reporting and stay informed about Round 2 and later stages. All dates are fixed by the DME and are unlikely to change unless officially announced.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Online registration window | October 22–27, 2026 |
| Choice filling and locking | Till October 27, 2026 |
| Round 1 provisional allotment release | November 3, 2026 |
| Reporting at allotted college | Till November 11, 2026 |
Who Is Eligible for Chhattisgarh NEET PG 2026 Counselling?
Only candidates who completed online registration on cgmcc.admissions.nic.in between October 22 and October 27, 2026, and locked their specialty choices are eligible for Round 1 allotment. You must also hold a valid NEET PG 2026 score and meet the merit cutoff set by the state.
For state quota seats in Chhattisgarh, you must possess a domicile certificate proving your residency in the state. Candidates without Chhattisgarh domicile are not eligible for state quota seats but may be considered for all-India quota (AIQ) seats if they participated in national counselling through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
- Registered between October 22–27, 2026
- Locked specialty choices before the deadline
- Hold a valid NEET PG 2026 score
- Meet the state merit cutoff
- Possess Chhattisgarh domicile certificate (for state quota seats)
What Happens If You Miss the November 11 Reporting Deadline?
If you do not report at your allotted college by November 11, 2026, your seat is automatically cancelled. You will not be considered for Round 2 or any subsequent round, and you forfeit your security deposit and any fees paid during registration. This is a non-negotiable rule enforced by all state counselling authorities.
The only exception is if the DME officially announces a postponement or extension due to unforeseen circumstances (such as natural disaster or administrative emergency). In such cases, the authority will issue a public notice with a revised deadline. Do not assume an extension will be granted—always report on time.
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- Seat is automatically cancelled
- You are ineligible for Round 2 and later rounds
- Security deposit and fees are forfeited
- No exceptions unless officially announced by DME
Practical Action Plan for Allotted Candidates
Take these steps immediately after checking your allotment result to ensure smooth reporting and admission confirmation. Planning ahead reduces stress and prevents last-minute errors or missing documents.
Start by downloading and printing your allotment letter. Verify that your name, NEET PG rank, allotted college, course, and category are correct. If you spot any error, contact the DME helpline immediately—do not assume errors will be corrected at the college. Next, gather all original documents and prepare self-attested photocopies. Arrange travel to your allotted college well before November 11 to avoid delays due to traffic, weather, or other unforeseen issues. Reach the college at least one day early if possible, so you have time to complete document verification and fee payment without rushing.
- Download and print your Round 1 allotment letter from cgmcc.admissions.nic.in
- Verify all details: name, rank, college, course, category
- Report any errors to the DME helpline immediately
- Gather all original documents and prepare self-attested copies
- Arrange travel to your allotted college well in advance
- Arrive at least one day before November 11 to complete formalities
- Complete document verification and pay applicable fees
- Collect your admission confirmation receipt and keep it safe
What to Expect During College-Level Reporting and Document Verification
When you arrive at your allotted college, you will be directed to the admission office or a designated reporting counter. The college staff will verify your original documents against your self-attested copies, check your NEET PG scorecard and admit card, and confirm your MBBS degree and internship completion. They will also verify your permanent registration certificate from the Medical Council and your domicile certificate.
After document verification is complete, you will be asked to pay the applicable course fees (tuition, hostel, and other charges as per the college's fee structure). The college will issue an admission confirmation receipt and a fee payment receipt. Keep both documents safely—you will need them for hostel allotment, library registration, and other administrative processes. Some colleges may also collect a security deposit or caution money, which is refundable at the end of your course.
- Present original documents for verification
- College staff will cross-check originals against self-attested copies
- Pay applicable course fees (tuition, hostel, other charges)
- Receive admission confirmation receipt and fee payment receipt
- Some colleges collect a refundable security deposit
- Keep all receipts and documents for future reference
Round 2 and Beyond: What Happens After Round 1 Reporting Closes
After the November 11 reporting deadline, the DME will compile a list of seats that remain vacant (either because candidates did not report or because they withdrew). These vacant seats will be offered in Round 2 counselling. The DME will announce the Round 2 registration schedule and a revised seat matrix showing which colleges and courses still have openings.
Candidates who were not allotted in Round 1, or who were allotted but chose not to report, can participate in Round 2 if they wish. However, Round 2 typically has fewer seats and less choice of specialties. Watch the official portal cgmcc.admissions.nic.in for Round 2 announcements and dates. If you are allotted in Round 1, reporting on time is your best strategy to secure your preferred specialty and college.
- Vacant seats from Round 1 are offered in Round 2
- DME will announce Round 2 registration schedule and revised seat matrix
- Round 2 has fewer seats and less specialty choice
- Monitor cgmcc.admissions.nic.in for Round 2 dates
- Reporting in Round 1 is your best chance to secure your choice
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where do I check my Chhattisgarh NEET PG 2026 Round 1 allotment result?
Visit cgmcc.admissions.nic.in and click the Round 1 provisional allotment result link on the homepage. The allotment list is published as a searchable PDF. You do not need to log in—simply search for your NEET PG rank or roll number to find your allotted college, course, and category. Download the document for your records.
What is the deadline to report at my allotted college?
You must report at your designated medical college on or before November 11, 2026. If you do not report by this date, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will forfeit your security deposit and fees. There are no exceptions unless the DME officially announces a postponement.
What documents do I need to carry for reporting and admission confirmation?
Bring both original documents and self-attested photocopies of: NEET PG 2026 scorecard and admit card, MBBS degree and internship completion certificate, permanent registration certificate from the Medical Council, Class 10 and 12 marksheets and certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), Chhattisgarh domicile certificate, valid photo identity proof, and a printout of your provisional allotment letter.
What happens if I miss the November 11 reporting deadline?
Your seat will be automatically cancelled. You will not be eligible for Round 2 or any subsequent round, and you will forfeit your security deposit and all fees paid during registration. The only exception is if the DME officially announces an extension due to unforeseen circumstances.
Why is Round 1 reporting so important for my PG career?
Round 1 is the most competitive stage of counselling. High-demand specialties such as Radiology, General Medicine, and Dermatology typically fill completely in Round 1. If you are allotted one of these specialties and do not report, you lose the opportunity. Later rounds have fewer vacancies and less choice, so reporting on time is your best chance to secure your preferred specialty.
Am I eligible for Chhattisgarh NEET PG 2026 counselling if I did not register during October 22–27?
No. Only candidates who registered on cgmcc.admissions.nic.in between October 22 and October 27, 2026, and locked their specialty choices are eligible for Round 1 allotment. If you missed this window, you may be able to participate in Round 2 or later rounds if the DME opens registration for those stages.
Do I need a Chhattisgarh domicile certificate to be eligible for state quota seats?
Yes. For state quota seats in Chhattisgarh, you must possess a domicile certificate proving your residency in the state. Candidates without Chhattisgarh domicile are not eligible for state quota seats but may be considered for all-India quota (AIQ) seats if they participated in national counselling through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
What should I do if I find an error in my allotment result?
Contact the DME Chhattisgarh helpline immediately. Do not assume errors will be corrected at the college level. Verify that your name, NEET PG rank, allotted college, course, and category are all correct before reporting. If there is a discrepancy, report it to the authority before the November 11 deadline.
When will Round 2 counselling begin, and what seats will be available?
The DME will announce the Round 2 registration schedule and revised seat matrix after the November 11 reporting deadline. Round 2 will include seats that remain vacant from Round 1 (either because candidates did not report or withdrew). Watch cgmcc.admissions.nic.in for the official announcement. Round 2 typically has fewer seats and less specialty choice than Round 1.
Download your allotment result immediately, verify all details, arrange your documents, and plan your travel to report at your allotted college well before November 11, 2026. Missing this deadline means losing your seat permanently. Monitor cgmcc.admissions.nic.in for Round 2 announcements after reporting closes.
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