The Directorate of Medical Education Chhattisgarh has released the final round of seat allotments for NEET UG 2026, covering 424 vacant positions in MBBS and BDS programmes across the state. This Mop-Up round represents the last opportunity for candidates to secure a state quota seat in Chhattisgarh's government and private medical and dental colleges. If you have been allotted a seat, you must complete your admission reporting within a strict four-day window—missing this deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat with no further chances in this counselling cycle.
Allotted candidates must report in person to their assigned college between October 12 and October 15, 2026, with all original documents; failure to do so will result in permanent loss of the seat.
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The Mop-Up round is the final phase of seat allocation in Chhattisgarh's NEET UG counselling process. It releases seats that were vacated when candidates admitted in earlier rounds either declined their offers or did not report for admission. This round typically offers the last realistic chance to secure a state quota MBBS or BDS seat in Chhattisgarh.
The Round 3 Mop-Up allotment released on October 12, 2026, covers a total of 424 seats: 200 MBBS positions and 224 BDS positions. These seats span both government and private medical and dental colleges participating in the state counselling process. The choice-filling window for this round closed on October 8, 2026, after a one-day extension was granted to accommodate additional surrendered seats.
How to check your Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3 allotment result
To view your allotment status, you will need to log into the official Chhattisgarh DME counselling portal using your NEET UG 2026 roll number and password. The portal is accessible at cgdme.in, where all official counselling information and results are published.
Once logged in, navigate to the NEET UG 2026 counselling section on the homepage and locate the Round 3 seat allotment result link. After clicking it and entering your credentials, you will be able to download your allotment letter, which contains details of your assigned college, course (MBBS or BDS), and category under which you have been allotted. Save a printed copy of this letter—you will need to present it during your in-person reporting at the college.
- Visit cgdme.in on your browser
- Click on NEET UG 2026 counselling section
- Select the Round 3 seat allotment result link
- Log in with your NEET UG roll number and password
- Download and print your allotment letter immediately
Critical reporting deadline: October 12–15, 2026
The admission reporting window is only four days long. You must appear in person at your allotted college between October 12 and October 15, 2026, to complete document verification and pay the admission fee. This is a non-negotiable deadline; the college will not accept late reporting under any circumstances.
If you do not report within this window, your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled. The college will not hold your seat, and you will not be offered any alternative opportunity in the same round. Any seats forfeited due to non-reporting may be released for a stray vacancy list or further round, but you will not be eligible to apply again for the same seat.
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- Reporting must be done in person—no online or proxy reporting is allowed
- Bring all original documents and the allotment letter
- Carry the admission fee in the mode specified by the college
- Arrive early to avoid last-minute delays
- Do not assume you can report after October 15 under any circumstance
Documents you must bring for admission reporting
Colleges will verify your eligibility and authenticity of your qualifications during the reporting process. You must bring all original documents along with photocopies. Incomplete documentation may result in rejection of your admission, even if you report on time.
The following documents are mandatory for admission reporting at your allotted college:
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard (original)
- Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates (original and photocopy)
- Round 3 allotment letter downloaded from cgdme.in (printed copy)
- Chhattisgarh domicile certificate issued by the competent authority (original and photocopy)
- Category certificate if applicable—SC, ST, OBC, or EWS (original and photocopy)
- Valid photo identity proof such as Aadhaar card or passport (original and photocopy)
- Recent passport-size photographs (4–6 copies, as per college requirement)
- Transfer certificate and migration certificate from your last educational institution (original and photocopy)
What happens during the admission reporting process
When you report at the college, the admissions office will verify all your original documents against the copies you submit. They will cross-check your NEET scorecard, educational certificates, domicile status, and category eligibility. This verification is thorough and may take 1–2 hours depending on the college's workload.
After document verification is complete and approved, you will be required to pay the admission fee as specified by the college. The fee amount and payment modes (cash, cheque, online transfer, etc.) will be communicated by the college. Once the fee is paid and all formalities are completed, your seat will be confirmed and you will receive an admission confirmation letter or receipt. This marks the official end of your admission process for this round.
- Arrive at the college with all documents well before the deadline
- Allow 1–2 hours for document verification
- Keep the admission fee ready in the mode accepted by the college
- Obtain a receipt or confirmation letter after fee payment
- Clarify any doubts about course structure or hostel facilities before finalizing
Why the Mop-Up round is your last chance for state quota seats
In most state counselling systems, the Mop-Up round is the final opportunity to secure a state quota seat. After this round closes, any remaining vacant seats may be released as a stray vacancy list, but the process and eligibility criteria for stray vacancies are often different and more restrictive than regular counselling rounds.
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If you miss the reporting deadline in the Mop-Up round, you will not be reconsidered for the same seat or college. Your only option after this would be to wait for a stray vacancy announcement (if any), which typically offers far fewer seats and may have different eligibility rules. Therefore, if you have been allotted a seat in Round 3 Mop-Up, treating the October 15 deadline as absolute is critical to securing your MBBS or BDS admission.
- Mop-Up is typically the final regular counselling round
- Stray vacancy lists (if released) have fewer seats and stricter rules
- Missing the deadline means permanent loss of your allotted seat
- No re-allotment or second chance is offered in the same round
- Plan your travel and document arrangement well in advance
What to do if you have not been allotted a seat
If you checked the allotment result and found that you have not been allotted a seat in Round 3 Mop-Up, do not lose hope immediately. The Directorate of Medical Education Chhattisgarh may release a stray vacancy list after October 15, 2026, if any seats remain vacant after the reporting window closes. Candidates who were not allotted in earlier rounds or the Mop-Up round may be eligible to apply for stray vacancies, depending on the authority's notification.
Monitor the official cgdme.in portal regularly after October 15 for any announcement regarding stray vacancies or further rounds. The eligibility criteria, application process, and reporting timeline for stray vacancies are usually different from regular counselling, so read the official notification carefully when it is released. Additionally, consider exploring admission options in other states or private medical colleges if Chhattisgarh does not offer further opportunities.
- Check cgdme.in daily after October 15 for stray vacancy announcements
- Stray vacancy lists are typically released within 1–2 weeks after the Mop-Up reporting deadline
- Eligibility and application process for stray vacancies may differ from regular rounds
- Keep your NEET scorecard and documents ready in case a stray vacancy round is announced
- Explore counselling in other states or private college options as a backup plan
Action checklist for allotted candidates
To ensure you do not miss any critical step, follow this checklist immediately after confirming your allotment:
- Log into cgdme.in and download your Round 3 allotment letter today
- Verify the college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and category details on the letter
- Collect all original documents listed above and make photocopies
- Contact the allotted college to confirm the exact reporting location, timing, and admission fee amount
- Arrange travel and accommodation if the college is in a different city
- Prepare the admission fee in the mode accepted by the college
- Arrive at the college at least 30 minutes before the reporting window closes on October 15
- Keep a copy of your allotment letter and admission receipt for future reference
Key dates and deadlines to remember
Mark these dates on your calendar to avoid missing any critical deadline:
- October 12, 2026: Round 3 Mop-Up allotment result released; reporting window opens
- October 15, 2026: Admission reporting deadline (last day to report at college)
- After October 15: Stray vacancy list may be released (if any seats remain vacant)
- Do not assume any extension will be granted—plan accordingly
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3 Mop-Up allotment?
The Round 3 Mop-Up allotment is the final phase of seat allocation in Chhattisgarh's NEET UG counselling. It releases 424 seats (200 MBBS and 224 BDS) that were vacated when candidates admitted in earlier rounds declined their offers or did not report. This is typically the last opportunity to secure a state quota seat in Chhattisgarh's medical and dental colleges.
How do I check my Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3 allotment result?
Visit cgdme.in, log in with your NEET UG 2026 roll number and password, navigate to the NEET UG 2026 counselling section, click on the Round 3 seat allotment result link, and download your allotment letter. Print a copy immediately for your records.
What is the deadline for reporting to my allotted college?
You must report in person to your allotted college between October 12 and October 15, 2026. This is a strict deadline; reporting after October 15 will result in automatic cancellation of your seat with no further chances.
What documents do I need to bring for admission reporting?
Bring your NEET admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 certificates, allotment letter, Chhattisgarh domicile certificate, category certificate (if applicable), valid photo ID, passport-size photographs, and transfer/migration certificates from your last institution. Bring both originals and photocopies.
What happens if I do not report within the October 12–15 deadline?
Your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will not be offered any alternative opportunity in this round. You may only be eligible for a stray vacancy list if one is released after October 15, but stray vacancy seats are limited and have different eligibility rules.
Will there be another round after the Mop-Up round?
The Mop-Up round is typically the final regular counselling round. After October 15, the Directorate of Medical Education Chhattisgarh may release a stray vacancy list if seats remain vacant, but this is not guaranteed. Monitor cgdme.in after October 15 for any announcement.
Can I report to the college online or through a representative?
No, reporting must be done in person. You must appear physically at the allotted college with all original documents. Online or proxy reporting is not permitted.
What is the admission fee, and how do I pay it?
The admission fee amount and payment modes (cash, cheque, online transfer, etc.) vary by college. Contact your allotted college directly to confirm the exact fee and accepted payment methods before reporting.
If you have been allotted a seat in Chhattisgarh's Round 3 Mop-Up, treat the October 15 reporting deadline as absolute—missing it will result in permanent loss of your seat. Download your allotment letter today, gather all required documents, and plan your travel to the college immediately. For candidates not allotted in this round, monitor cgdme.in after October 15 for any stray vacancy announcements.
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