The Commissionerate of Medical Education (DME), Chhattisgarh, has released the Provisional Allotment List for Round 2 of NEET UG 2026 counselling for MBBS and BDS seats. This list shows which candidates have been provisionally allotted seats in government and private medical and dental colleges across Chhattisgarh. If your name appears on this list, you have been offered a seat — but this is provisional, meaning you must complete verification and acceptance steps within the given deadline to confirm your admission. If you do not see your name, you may still be eligible for subsequent rounds or spot counselling. This is a critical moment: missing the deadline to accept or report for verification will result in forfeiture of your seat.
Check the provisional allotment list immediately; if allotted, you must accept your seat and complete verification by the deadline or lose it.
What is the Provisional Allotment List?
The Provisional Allotment List is the official result of Round 2 of Chhattisgarh's NEET UG 2026 counselling. It contains the names and roll numbers of candidates who have been provisionally offered seats in MBBS or BDS programmes at government and private colleges in the state. 'Provisional' means the allotment is conditional — you must complete the next steps (acceptance and verification) to make it final.
This list is based on your NEET rank, category, choice of college and course filled during the counselling registration, and the availability of seats. The allotment follows the merit order and respects your preferences. However, being on this list does not guarantee admission until you have reported for document verification and formally accepted the seat.
How to Check Your Name on the List
The provisional allotment list has been published on the official DME Chhattisgarh website (cgdme.in). You can access it by visiting the website and downloading the PDF or viewing it online. The list is organized by category (General, OBC, SC, ST) and within each category by merit rank.
To find your name, search for your NEET roll number or registration number in the list. The list will show your name, roll number, category, allotted college name, allotted course (MBBS or BDS), and the seat type (government or private). If you cannot find your name, it means you have not been allotted a seat in Round 2, but you may be eligible for Round 3 or spot counselling depending on the counselling schedule.
- Visit cgdme.in and locate the Round 2 Provisional Allotment List
- Search for your NEET roll number or registration number
- Note your allotted college, course, and seat type
- If not found, check the counselling schedule for the next round
What Happens After the Allotment List is Released?
After the provisional allotment list is released, the DME will announce a deadline by which allotted candidates must accept their seat and report for document verification at their allotted college. This deadline is usually 2–3 days from the date of the list release. You must complete both steps — acceptance and verification — within this window.
Acceptance means confirming online (or at the college) that you wish to take the allotted seat. Verification means presenting your original documents (NEET admit card, mark sheet, category certificate, domicile certificate, etc.) to the college for checking. If you do not accept or do not report for verification by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
- Accept your allotment online or at the college within the deadline
- Report for document verification with all original documents
- Failure to do either will result in seat cancellation
Important Dates and Deadlines
The provisional allotment list was released on 14 September 2026. However, the notice does not specify the exact deadline for acceptance and verification. You must check the DME website or your email/SMS for the official deadline announcement, which will typically be issued within 24 hours of the list release.
Do not assume or guess the deadline. Visit cgdme.in immediately, check your registered email and phone for any SMS or notification from DME, and contact your allotted college directly if you are unsure. Missing the deadline by even a few hours will result in automatic seat cancellation.
- Provisional Allotment List released: 14 September 2026
- Acceptance and verification deadline: Check DME website and email immediately (not specified in this notice)
- Set a phone reminder for the deadline once announced
Documents Required for Verification
When you report for document verification at your allotted college, you must bring all original documents. The college will check these against your application and the information you provided during counselling registration. Any mismatch or missing document can delay your admission or result in rejection.
Ensure all documents are genuine, issued by the correct authority, and match the details in your NEET application. For example, if your category certificate shows a sub-caste or sub-group, ensure it matches what you declared during registration. If your domicile certificate is from a different state, clarify with the college whether it is acceptable under Chhattisgarh's domicile rules.
- NEET admit card (original)
- NEET scorecard/result (original)
- Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates (originals)
- Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC) if applicable — must show sub-caste/sub-group if required
- Domicile certificate (original)
- Migration certificate (if applicable)
- Character certificate from school/college
- Medical fitness certificate (if required by the college)
- Passport-size photographs (as per college requirement)
- Any other document specified in the counselling prospectus
What If You Are Not on the Provisional Allotment List?
If your name does not appear on the Round 2 provisional allotment list, it does not mean you will not get a seat. Chhattisgarh's NEET UG counselling typically has multiple rounds (usually 3 or 4 rounds) plus spot counselling. In each subsequent round, new seats become available as candidates who were allotted in earlier rounds either accept or reject their seats.
You remain eligible for Round 3 and any further rounds, provided you have registered for counselling and your NEET score meets the cutoff. The DME will announce the schedule for the next round, including the date for choice filling and the allotment list release. Continue to monitor the DME website for updates.
- Not allotted in Round 2 does not mean no seat for you
- You are eligible for Round 3 and subsequent rounds
- Monitor cgdme.in for the Round 3 schedule
- Seats become available as candidates accept or reject in earlier rounds
Common Mistakes That Lead to Seat Loss
Many candidates lose their allotted seats because they miss the acceptance and verification deadline. The deadline is usually very tight — often just 2–3 days — and is announced via email, SMS, and the website. If you do not check your email or the website regularly, you may miss it. Set a phone alarm and check the DME website every day until the deadline is announced.
Another common mistake is arriving for verification without all original documents. If even one document is missing or does not match your application, the college may reject your verification and you will lose the seat. Before going to the college, cross-check every document against the list provided in the counselling prospectus.
A third mistake is not reporting for verification even after accepting online. Acceptance and verification are two separate steps — both are mandatory. Some candidates think accepting online is enough and do not go to the college. This results in automatic seat cancellation. Always report in person with all documents.
- ⚠️ Missing the acceptance/verification deadline = automatic seat loss
- ⚠️ Arriving without all original documents = rejection of verification
- ⚠️ Accepting online but not reporting in person = seat cancellation
- ⚠️ Category certificate with wrong sub-caste/sub-group = rejection
- ⚠️ Domicile certificate from wrong state or authority = possible rejection
How to Accept Your Allotment
The DME will provide a link or portal on cgdme.in where you can log in using your NEET roll number and password to accept your allotment. You will see your allotted college, course, and seat type. Click the 'Accept' button to confirm. This step is usually done online and must be completed before the deadline.
If the online portal is not working or you are unable to access it, contact your allotted college directly and ask how to accept. Some colleges may allow acceptance via email or in person. Do not assume the portal is the only way — always have a backup plan and contact the college if you face any technical issue.
- Log in to the DME counselling portal with your NEET roll number
- View your allotted college and course
- Click 'Accept' to confirm your seat
- If online portal fails, contact the college immediately
- Keep a screenshot or confirmation of your acceptance
Reporting for Document Verification
After accepting your allotment online, you must report to your allotted college on the date and time specified by the DME or the college. Bring all original documents listed above. The college will verify each document, check that the information matches your NEET application and counselling registration, and issue a verification certificate or admission letter.
Arrive early on the verification day. Bring a photocopy of each document as well, in case the college needs to keep one on file. If you have any doubt about whether a document is acceptable, call the college in advance and ask. Do not wait until verification day to discover a problem.
- Report on the date and time announced by DME or the college
- Bring all original documents and photocopies
- Arrive early to avoid queues
- Carry your acceptance confirmation (screenshot or printout)
- Ask the college for a verification certificate or admission letter after verification is complete
Seat Types: Government vs. Private Colleges
The allotment list will specify whether your seat is in a government or private college. Government seats are funded by the state and have lower fees; private seats are in private institutions and have higher fees set by the college. Both are valid MBBS/BDS seats recognized by the Medical Council of India (now National Medical Commission).
If you have been allotted a private seat but prefer a government seat, you can reject this allotment and wait for the next round, hoping for a government seat. However, there is no guarantee you will get a government seat in the next round. Carefully consider your options before rejecting. If you accept a private seat and later get a government seat in a subsequent round, you can usually upgrade (move to the government seat) if the rules allow.
- Government seats: lower fees, state-funded, highly competitive
- Private seats: higher fees, set by the college, easier to get
- Check your allotment letter to see which type you have been allotted
- Rejecting a private seat does not guarantee a government seat later
Category-Specific Information
Chhattisgarh's NEET UG counselling reserves seats for Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC) as per state and national rules. If you have been allotted under a reserved category, your category certificate must be valid and must show the correct sub-caste or sub-group if required by the state.
If your category certificate is old or does not match the current state list of recognized castes/tribes/classes, the college may reject it during verification. If you are unsure whether your certificate is acceptable, contact the DME or the college before the verification date. Do not assume your certificate is valid — verify it in advance.
- SC/ST/OBC candidates must bring a valid category certificate
- Certificate must show the correct sub-caste or sub-group if required
- Certificate must be issued by the competent authority (District Magistrate or Tehsildar)
- If certificate is old or unclear, get it re-issued before verification
- Contact DME if unsure whether your certificate is acceptable
What Happens After Verification?
Once your documents are verified and accepted by the college, you will be issued an admission letter or verification certificate. This confirms that you have been admitted to the college for the MBBS or BDS programme. The college will then provide you with information about fee payment, hostel allotment (if applicable), and the date to report for the start of classes.
You must pay the admission fee and any other fees as specified by the college within the deadline. Failure to pay fees will result in cancellation of your admission. Keep all receipts and documents safe — you will need them for registration with the Medical Council and for future reference.
- Receive admission letter or verification certificate from the college
- Pay admission fee and other fees by the deadline
- Report to the college on the date specified for start of classes
- Complete registration with the state Medical Council
- Keep all documents and receipts safe
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How do I check if my name is on the Round 2 provisional allotment list?
Visit cgdme.in and download or view the Round 2 Provisional Allotment List PDF. Search for your NEET roll number or registration number in the list. The list is organized by category (General, OBC, SC, ST) and merit rank. If you find your name, note your allotted college, course (MBBS or BDS), and seat type (government or private).
What should I do immediately after finding my name on the allotment list?
First, check the DME website and your registered email/phone for the acceptance and verification deadline — this is usually announced within 24 hours of the list release. Second, gather all your original documents (NEET scorecard, mark sheets, category certificate, domicile certificate, etc.). Third, log in to the DME counselling portal and accept your allotment online before the deadline. Finally, note the date and time for document verification at your allotted college and plan to arrive early.
What is the difference between accepting my allotment and reporting for verification?
Accepting your allotment is an online step where you confirm that you wish to take the seat offered to you. Reporting for verification is an in-person step where you go to your allotted college with all original documents so the college can check that your documents are genuine and match your application. Both steps are mandatory — if you do only one, your seat will be cancelled.
What documents do I need to bring for verification?
Bring all original documents: NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, migration certificate (if applicable), character certificate, medical fitness certificate (if required), and passport-size photographs. Also bring photocopies of each document. Check the counselling prospectus for the complete list specific to your college.
What happens if I do not accept my allotment or do not report for verification by the deadline?
If you do not accept your allotment online or do not report for verification by the deadline, your seat will be automatically cancelled. Your seat will then be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will not be eligible for that seat in any future round. You will remain eligible for Round 3 and subsequent rounds if you have registered for counselling.
I was not allotted a seat in Round 2. What are my options?
If you were not allotted in Round 2, you remain eligible for Round 3 and any further rounds of counselling. Seats become available in each round as candidates accept or reject their allotments. Monitor cgdme.in for the announcement of the Round 3 schedule, including the date for choice filling and allotment list release. You may also be eligible for spot counselling if it is conducted after all regular rounds.
Can I upgrade from a private seat to a government seat in a later round?
If you accept a private seat in Round 2 and are allotted a government seat in Round 3, you may be able to upgrade (move to the government seat) depending on the counselling rules. However, this is not guaranteed — check the DME prospectus or contact the DME to confirm the upgrade policy. Do not reject a private seat expecting to get a government seat later, as there is no guarantee.
My category certificate is old. Will it be accepted during verification?
It depends on the state's rules and the college's policy. If your category certificate is very old or does not match the current state list of recognized castes/tribes/classes, the college may reject it. Contact the DME or your allotted college before the verification date to confirm whether your certificate is acceptable. If it is not, get a new certificate issued by the competent authority (District Magistrate or Tehsildar) before verification.
What if I have a technical issue accessing the online acceptance portal?
If the online portal is not working or you cannot log in, contact your allotted college immediately and ask how to accept your allotment. Some colleges may allow acceptance via email, phone, or in person. Do not wait for the portal to work — always have a backup plan and contact the college as soon as you face any issue. Keep a record of your communication with the college.
When will Round 3 of counselling be announced?
The notice does not specify the date for Round 3. The DME will announce the Round 3 schedule (including the date for choice filling and allotment list release) on cgdme.in. Monitor the website regularly or subscribe to notifications from the DME to stay updated. You can also contact the DME office directly for information.
Check the provisional allotment list on cgdme.in immediately using your NEET roll number. If your name is on the list, accept your allotment online and report for document verification by the deadline announced by the DME — missing this deadline will result in automatic seat cancellation. Gather all original documents now and verify with your allotted college that they are acceptable. If you were not allotted in Round 2, monitor the DME website for the Round 3 schedule and continue to be ready for the next round.
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