Delhi NEET UG 2026 MBBS Round 3 Allotment: 205 Seats Filled

GGSIPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University), Delhi's nodal authority for NEET-UG counselling, has released the allotment list for Round 3 of MBBS admissions under the 85% state quota for the 2026–27 academic session. A total of 205 candidates have been assigned seats across three Delhi medical colleges: Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College (Rohini), NDMC Medical College (Hindu Rao Hospital), and Army College of Medical Science (Delhi Cantt). This list includes candidates from all categories—General, EWS (Economically Weaker Section), OBC (Other Backward Class), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe)—as well as those with defence personnel status and persons with disability. If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college and complete admission formalities by the deadline set by GGSIPU.

What This Allotment List Means

This is the official list of candidates who have been allotted MBBS seats in Round 3 of Delhi's 85% state-quota counselling for NEET UG 2026. The list shows 205 candidates assigned to seats across three government medical colleges in Delhi. Each candidate is identified by their application number, name, NEET rank, region (Delhi NCT or Outside Delhi), category, and the specific college and quota under which they have been allotted.

Being on this list means your application was processed, you met the eligibility criteria for your category and region, and a seat has been reserved for you. However, the allotment is provisional—you must report to your college and complete admission formalities (document verification, fee payment, hostel registration if applicable) within the deadline announced by GGSIPU. Failure to report or complete formalities may result in forfeiture of your seat.

How to Find Your Name on the List

The allotment list is organized by serial number (SNo) from 1 to 205. Each row contains your application number (AppNo), full name, NEET rank, region, category, subcategory (if any), the institute allotted, the allotted category quota code, and the allotted quota type. To locate yourself, search for your application number or name in the list.

The list is presented in order of serial number, not by rank or name. If you do not find your name, it means you were not allotted a seat in Round 3. This could be because your rank fell outside the cutoff for your category, your region, or your chosen college preference; or you did not participate in Round 3 counselling. In such cases, you may be eligible for a subsequent round (if announced) or a stray round.

The Three Allotted Colleges

All 205 allotted seats are distributed among three government medical colleges in Delhi:

**Dr. BSA Hospital, Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi** — The majority of seats (approximately 140+) have been allotted here across all categories. This is one of Delhi's premier government medical colleges.

**NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi** — Approximately 40–50 seats have been allotted here, primarily to candidates in the General, EWS, OBC, and SC categories.

**Army College of Medical Science, Near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi** — Approximately 60+ seats have been allotted here, predominantly to candidates with defence personnel status (Indian Army or Indian Navy). A few general and OBC candidates without defence status have also been allotted here.

• Dr. BSA Hospital, Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi
• NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi
• Army College of Medical Science, Near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi

Understanding the Allotted Category and Quota Codes

Each candidate is allotted under a specific category quota, shown in the 'Allotted Category' and 'Allotted Quota' columns. These codes indicate the seat category under which you have been admitted. Understanding these codes is crucial because they determine your eligibility, fee structure, and any special provisions.

**OPNO HS** = Open (General) category, Non-Minority, Home State (Delhi). This is the standard General category seat for Delhi residents.

**EWNO HS** = EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category, Non-Minority, Home State. You must have a valid EWS certificate issued by the Delhi government.

**BCNO HS** = OBC (Other Backward Class) category, Non-Minority, Home State. You must have a valid OBC certificate from Delhi.

**SCNO HS** = Scheduled Caste category, Non-Minority, Home State. You must have a valid SC certificate.

**STNO HS** = Scheduled Tribe category, Non-Minority, Home State. You must have a valid ST certificate.

**NOIA AI** = Non-Minority, Open category, allotted under the All-India (AI) quota to defence personnel (Indian Army or Indian Navy). These seats are reserved for candidates with defence personnel status.

**OPPH HS** = Open category, Person with Disability (PwD), Home State. You must have a valid disability certificate.

**BCPH HS** = OBC category, Person with Disability, Home State.

**SCDF HS** = Scheduled Caste category, Defence Family, Home State.

**BCDF HS** = OBC category, Defence Family, Home State.

**SCNO OS** = Scheduled Caste category, Non-Minority, Outside State (for candidates from outside Delhi with SC status and defence personnel status).

Category and Region Breakdown

The allotment list includes candidates from multiple categories and regions. Most candidates are from Delhi (NCT), but a significant number are from Outside Delhi, particularly those with defence personnel status. Here is a summary of the distribution:

**General Category (including EWS):** Approximately 60–70 candidates, mostly allotted to Dr. BSA Hospital and NDMC Medical College.

**OBC Category:** Approximately 50–60 candidates, distributed across all three colleges.

**Scheduled Caste (SC):** Approximately 20 candidates, allotted to Dr. BSA Hospital, NDMC Medical College, and Army College.

**Scheduled Tribe (ST):** Approximately 15 candidates, allotted to Dr. BSA Hospital, NDMC Medical College, and Army College.

**Defence Personnel (Indian Army/Navy):** Approximately 60+ candidates, predominantly allotted to Army College of Medical Science. These candidates come from both Delhi and outside Delhi.

**Persons with Disability (PwD):** A small number of candidates across categories.

**Minority Status:** Some candidates have been allotted under minority subcategories (Muslim, Christian, Sikh), which may entitle them to additional institutional support or scholarships depending on college policy.

What You Must Do Now: Reporting and Admission Formalities

If your name is on this list, you must take immediate action to secure your seat. The following steps are mandatory:

**Step 1: Verify Your Details** — Cross-check your application number, name, NEET rank, category, and allotted college on the list. If there is any discrepancy, contact GGSIPU immediately.

**Step 2: Gather Required Documents** — Prepare all original and photocopied documents (see the 'Documents Required' section below) before reporting to your college.

**Step 3: Report to Your Allotted College** — Visit the college's admission office in person within the deadline announced by GGSIPU. The deadline is typically 3–5 days from the date of allotment publication. Failure to report within the deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your allotment and forfeiture of your seat.

**Step 4: Complete Document Verification** — The college will verify all your original documents against your application and the allotment list. Ensure every document is in order; missing or incorrect documents can lead to rejection.

**Step 5: Pay Admission Fee** — Once documents are verified, you must pay the admission fee (typically ₹50,000–₹1,00,000 for government colleges, depending on category and college). Payment is usually made via bank transfer or at the college counter.

**Step 6: Register for Hostel (if applicable)** — If you are eligible for hostel accommodation, register during this process.

**Step 7: Receive Admission Letter** — After all formalities, the college will issue an official admission letter. Keep this safe; you will need it for all future correspondence and for joining the college.

Documents Required for Admission

When you report to your allotted college, bring the following documents in original and photocopy (2–3 sets). Missing any document can delay or jeopardize your admission.

**Identity and Residence Proof:**

• Aadhaar card (original and photocopy)

• Passport or PAN card (if available)

• Proof of residence (electricity bill, water bill, or rental agreement not older than 3 months)

**Educational Certificates:**

• Class 10 mark sheet and certificate (original and photocopy)

• Class 12 mark sheet and certificate (original and photocopy)

• NEET UG 2026 admit card and score card (original and photocopy)

**Category Certificates (if applicable):**

• EWS certificate issued by the Delhi government (if allotted under EWS quota) — must be issued after 1 April 2025

• OBC certificate issued by the Delhi government (if allotted under OBC quota) — must be issued after 1 April 2025

• SC/ST certificate issued by the Delhi government (if allotted under SC/ST quota)

• Minority certificate (if applicable) — issued by the school or college you attended

• Disability certificate (if allotted under PwD quota) — issued by a government medical board

• Defence personnel certificate (if applicable) — issued by the defence ministry or your service record

**Medical Fitness:**

• Medical fitness certificate from a government hospital or authorized medical practitioner

**Other Documents:**

• Character certificate from your school or college

• Migration certificate (if you studied outside Delhi)

• Caste validity certificate (if your caste is not recognized in Delhi)

• Bank account details for fee payment

Important Traps and Common Mistakes to Avoid

Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable errors. Be aware of the following:

**Trap 1: Expired or Invalid Category Certificates** — EWS and OBC certificates must be issued on or after 1 April 2025 to be valid for 2026–27 admissions. If your certificate is older, it will be rejected. Obtain a fresh certificate immediately from the Delhi government.

**Trap 2: Missing Minority Certificate** — If you have been allotted under a minority subcategory (Muslim, Christian, Sikh), you must produce the minority certificate issued by your school or college. Without it, your allotment may be cancelled.

**Trap 3: Reporting After the Deadline** — The reporting deadline is strict and typically 3–5 days from allotment publication. If you report even one day late, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. Mark the deadline on your calendar and plan travel in advance.

**Trap 4: Incomplete or Incorrect Documents** — Photocopies must be clear and legible. Original documents must match the information in your NEET application. Any mismatch (name spelling, date of birth, category) will cause rejection. Verify everything before reporting.

**Trap 5: Failure to Pay Admission Fee on Time** — After document verification, you must pay the admission fee within the stipulated time (usually 1–2 days). Delayed payment can result in cancellation of your allotment.

**Trap 6: Not Checking Your Allotted College's Specific Requirements** — Each college may have additional requirements (e.g., specific medical tests, hostel forms, or orientation dates). Contact your college immediately after seeing this list to confirm all requirements and deadlines.

**Trap 7: Assuming You Are Admitted Without Reporting** — Being on the allotment list does NOT mean you are admitted. Admission is finalized only after you report, complete document verification, and pay the fee. Many candidates have lost seats by assuming they were automatically admitted.

What If Your Name Is Not on the List?

If you do not see your name on this Round 3 allotment list, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round. This can happen for several reasons:

• Your NEET rank fell outside the cutoff for your category and region in Round 3.

• You did not participate in Round 3 counselling (did not fill the choice form or did not report in a previous round).

• Your category certificate was invalid or not submitted.

• You had already been allotted a seat in an earlier round and did not participate in Round 3.

**What to do:** Check the GGSIPU website for announcements about subsequent rounds (Round 4, Stray Round, etc.). If a stray round is announced, you can participate if you meet the eligibility criteria. Alternatively, contact GGSIPU's counselling helpline to clarify your status and explore other options.

Contact Information and Important Links

For any queries or clarifications regarding this allotment list, contact GGSIPU's counselling cell:

**GGSIPU Counselling Cell:**

• Website: www.ipu.ac.in

• Email: counselling@ipu.ac.in (or the email address provided on the GGSIPU website)

• Phone: Check the GGSIPU website for the latest counselling helpline number

**College Contact Information:**

• Dr. BSA Hospital, Medical College: Contact the admission office at the college or visit their website

• NDMC Medical College: Contact the admission office or visit the NDMC website

• Army College of Medical Science: Contact the admission office or visit the college website

**Important:** Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information. Always verify details from the official GGSIPU website or by contacting the colleges directly.

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this Round 3 allotment list, congratulations—you have been allotted an MBBS seat in Delhi. However, your admission is not final until you report to your college, complete document verification, and pay the admission fee within the deadline (typically 3–5 days from today). Gather all required documents immediately, verify that your category certificate is valid (EWS/OBC certificates must be issued after 1 April 2025), and plan your travel to your allotted college. Do not delay—reporting even one day late will result in cancellation of your seat. For any queries, contact GGSIPU at www.ipu.ac.in or the counselling helpline. If your name is not on the list, watch for announcements of subsequent rounds or a stray round on the GGSIPU website.