The Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, has published an updated list of 308 applicants who registered for CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel) category concession for admission to undergraduate medical courses (MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS) for the 2026-27 academic session under the 85% Delhi quota. This list was uploaded on 29 July 2026 and includes candidates from defence personnel, para-military personnel, and police personnel families. All candidates must verify their names, details, and eligibility status immediately, as discrepancies must be reported by 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM. After this deadline, no rectification requests will be entertained.
Check the CW category applicant list on the FMSC website immediately; report any errors or discrepancies by 30 July 2026, 2:00 PM, or lose your chance to correct them.
What is the CW Category and Who is Eligible?
The CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel) category is a special concession reserved for wards (children) and widows of armed forces personnel, including defence personnel, para-military personnel (such as CRPF, BSF, ITBP, SSB), and police personnel. This category recognises the sacrifice and service of armed forces families and provides them priority in medical admissions under the 85% Delhi quota.
To be eligible under the CW category for MBBS/BDS admission at Delhi University, you must meet two critical conditions: (1) You must have qualified the NEET UG 2026 examination, and (2) You must have passed both 11th and 12th standard examinations under the 10+2 system conducted by CBSE, Indian School Certificate (ISC), Jamia Millia Islamia, or any other equivalent examination from a recognised school situated within the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi only. Candidates who did not qualify NEET will not be considered for CW category concession, regardless of their armed forces connection.
- Eligible service categories: Defence Personnel, Para-Military Personnel, Police Personnel
- Must have qualified NEET UG 2026
- Must have passed 11th and 12th from CBSE, ISC, Jamia Millia Islamia, or equivalent recognised school in NCT Delhi
- School must be located within Delhi NCT boundaries only
How to Verify Your Name and Details on the List
The University of Delhi has uploaded the complete list of 308 registered CW category applicants on the FMSC website (https://fmsc.du.ac.in) under the 'Admissions' section. The list includes your entry number, category of service personnel (defence, para-military, or police), full name, father's name, NEET roll number, NEET All India rank, and your assigned CW category/priority level.
You must carefully check this list to confirm that your name, NEET roll number, and all personal details are correct and match your NEET admit card and registration documents. Pay special attention to the spelling of your name, your father's name, and your NEET roll number, as even small errors can cause problems during counselling and seat allotment.
- Visit https://fmsc.du.ac.in and go to the Admissions section
- Search for your name in the CW category applicant list
- Verify: entry number, name, father's name, NEET roll number, NEET All India rank, CW category/priority
- Cross-check all details against your NEET admit card and registration documents
- Note your entry number for future reference
Critical Deadline: Report Discrepancies by 30 July 2026, 2:00 PM
This is a strict and non-negotiable deadline. If you find any error, discrepancy, or missing information in the list, you must report it immediately to the University of Delhi by email. Send your complaint to both ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in with full details of the error and supporting documents (such as your NEET admit card, school certificate, and any other relevant proof).
The deadline is 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM (14:00 hours). After this time, the University will not accept any requests for rectification or correction, regardless of the reason. The notice explicitly states: 'Thereafter, no request for rectification of discrepancies will be entertained due to shortage of time.' This means if you miss this deadline, you cannot correct errors later, and it may affect your eligibility or counselling process.
- ⚠️ Deadline: 30 July 2026, 2:00 PM (strict, no extensions)
- Email addresses: ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in
- Include: your entry number, name, NEET roll number, nature of discrepancy, and supporting documents
- After 2:00 PM on 30 July, NO corrections will be accepted
- Missing this deadline may result in ineligibility or counselling complications
Understanding CW Category Priorities and Rankings
Within the CW category, there are different priority levels assigned based on the service status and circumstances of the armed forces personnel. These priorities determine the order in which candidates are considered during counselling. Common priority levels include Priority III (children of paramilitary personnel), Priority IV (wards of defence personnel disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military service), Priority V (children of paramilitary personnel with specific medals or service records), Priority VI (wards of ex-servicemen), Priority VIII (wards of serving defence personnel), and others.
Your assigned priority level is shown in the 'CW Category / Priority (As per ECC)' column of the list. Higher priority (lower number) means you will be considered earlier during counselling. For example, Priority III is higher than Priority VI. If you are unsure what your priority level means or believe it is incorrect, you should clarify this with the University before the 30 July deadline.
- Priority III: Children of paramilitary personnel
- Priority IV: Wards of defence personnel disabled in service with military-attributable disability
- Priority V: Children of paramilitary personnel (specific service records/medals)
- Priority VI: Wards of ex-servicemen
- Priority VIII: Wards of serving defence personnel
- Lower priority number = considered earlier in counselling
- Verify your assigned priority is correct before 30 July deadline
Important Eligibility Trap: School Location Must Be in Delhi NCT
One of the most critical eligibility requirements that catches many candidates off guard is the school location rule. To be eligible under the 85% Delhi quota for CW category, your 11th and 12th standard examinations must have been passed from a recognised school situated **within the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi only**. This means your school must be physically located in Delhi—not in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, or any other state, even if you are a Delhi resident.
If you passed your 11th and 12th from a school outside Delhi NCT (for example, in Noida, Gurgaon, or any other city), you will NOT be eligible for the 85% Delhi quota, even if you are a Delhi resident and your parent is in the armed forces. You would instead be considered under the 15% All-India quota. Check your school's location carefully on your 10th and 12th mark sheets and school leaving certificate. If there is any doubt, clarify with the University before 30 July 2026.
- ⚠️ School MUST be located within NCT of Delhi boundaries
- School location is checked on your 10th and 12th mark sheets and school leaving certificate
- If school is in Noida, Gurgaon, or any state outside Delhi, you are NOT eligible for 85% Delhi quota
- You would be considered under 15% All-India quota instead
- Verify your school's location immediately; report any error by 30 July 2026
What Happens After the List is Finalised?
Once the 30 July 2026 deadline passes and all discrepancies are resolved, the University will finalise the CW category applicant list. This finalised list will be used during the counselling process for seat allotment. The counselling process will follow the priority levels assigned to each candidate, and seats reserved under the CW category will be filled in order of priority and merit (NEET rank).
The notice also mentions that the list uploaded on 29 July 2026 stands withdrawn, meaning it has been replaced by the updated version. Candidates should refer only to the latest version available on the FMSC website. Keep checking the website for further announcements regarding counselling dates, registration procedures, and seat allotment schedules.
- Finalised list will be used for counselling and seat allotment
- Seats filled in order of CW priority level and NEET rank
- Previous list (29 July) is withdrawn; use only the latest version
- Monitor FMSC website for counselling dates and procedures
- Counselling typically follows state-level guidelines for Delhi quota admissions
Documents You May Need to Produce During Counselling
While the notice does not explicitly list all documents required during counselling, based on standard CW category admission procedures, you should prepare and keep ready the following documents: (1) NEET admit card and NEET scorecard, (2) 10th and 12th mark sheets and school leaving certificate, (3) CW category certificate or proof of armed forces connection (such as service record, discharge certificate, pension document, or official letter from the armed forces unit), (4) Aadhar card or other government-issued ID, (5) Domicile certificate for Delhi (if required), and (6) Any other document specified by the University in the counselling notification.
The CW category certificate is especially important—it must clearly establish your relationship to the armed forces personnel (parent, spouse, etc.) and their service status. If you do not have an official CW certificate, contact your parent's unit or the relevant armed forces office to obtain one before counselling begins. Delays in obtaining this certificate can result in your candidature being rejected during counselling.
- NEET admit card and scorecard
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and school leaving certificate
- CW category certificate or armed forces connection proof
- Service record, discharge certificate, or pension document
- Aadhar card or government-issued ID
- Delhi domicile certificate (if required)
- Any document specified in the counselling notification
- Obtain CW certificate from armed forces unit if not already available
Common Mistakes That Get Applications Rejected
Based on the eligibility criteria in the notice, here are the most common mistakes that lead to rejection: (1) **Not qualifying NEET**: If you did not appear for or pass NEET UG 2026, you are automatically ineligible, regardless of your armed forces connection. (2) **School outside Delhi NCT**: If your 11th and 12th were from a school outside Delhi (even if you are a Delhi resident), you lose eligibility for the 85% quota. (3) **Missing the 30 July deadline**: If you do not report discrepancies by 2:00 PM on 30 July 2026, you cannot correct errors later, and they may disqualify you. (4) **Wrong or incomplete CW certificate**: If your CW category certificate does not clearly establish your armed forces connection or is not from an official source, it will be rejected.
Additional mistakes include: (5) **Name mismatch**: If your name on the list does not exactly match your NEET admit card or school certificate, you may face rejection. (6) **Incorrect NEET roll number**: Even a single digit error in your NEET roll number can cause your application to be rejected. (7) **Missing documents during counselling**: If you do not bring all required documents to counselling, you will not be allowed to participate. (8) **Applying under wrong category**: If you apply under CW category but do not meet the eligibility criteria, your application will be rejected, and you may lose the opportunity to apply under other categories.
- ⚠️ Did not qualify NEET UG 2026 → Automatic rejection
- ⚠️ School located outside NCT Delhi → Ineligible for 85% quota
- ⚠️ Missed 30 July 2:00 PM deadline → Cannot correct errors later
- ⚠️ Invalid or incomplete CW certificate → Rejected during counselling
- ⚠️ Name mismatch between list, NEET card, and school certificate → Rejection
- ⚠️ Wrong NEET roll number → Application rejected
- ⚠️ Missing documents at counselling → Cannot participate
- ⚠️ Applied under wrong category → Rejected and may lose other opportunities
Next Steps: What to Do Now
Your immediate action items are: (1) Visit https://fmsc.du.ac.in and download or view the updated CW category applicant list. (2) Search for your name and verify all details (name, father's name, NEET roll number, NEET rank, CW priority). (3) If you find any error or discrepancy, prepare a detailed email with your entry number, the nature of the error, and supporting documents (NEET admit card, school certificate, etc.). (4) Send this email to both ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in before 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM. (5) Keep a copy of your email and any response from the University for your records.
After 30 July, continue to monitor the FMSC website for announcements regarding counselling dates, registration procedures, and seat allotment. Prepare all required documents (NEET scorecard, school certificates, CW certificate, ID proof, etc.) and keep them ready. If you have any questions about your eligibility or the CW category, contact the University immediately—do not wait until counselling begins.
- ✅ Visit https://fmsc.du.ac.in and find the CW category applicant list
- ✅ Search for your name and verify all details
- ✅ If error found: prepare email with entry number, error details, and supporting documents
- ✅ Send email to ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in before 30 July, 2:00 PM
- ✅ Keep copy of email and University response
- ✅ Monitor website for counselling dates and procedures
- ✅ Prepare all required documents (NEET card, school certificates, CW certificate, ID)
- ✅ Contact University immediately if you have eligibility questions
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I am on the CW category applicant list. Does this mean I am guaranteed a seat in MBBS/BDS?
No. Being on the list means you have registered for CW category concession and your eligibility is being verified. Your final eligibility depends on meeting all criteria: qualifying NEET, passing 11th and 12th from a school in Delhi NCT, and having valid armed forces connection proof. Even if eligible, seat allotment depends on your NEET rank, priority level, and available seats. The list is only the first step; counselling and merit-based selection follow.
My name is not on the CW category applicant list. What should I do?
If you registered for CW category but your name is not on the list, contact the University immediately at ug@fmsc.du.ac.in or office@fmsc.du.ac.in before 30 July 2026, 2:00 PM. Provide your NEET roll number, name, and proof of registration. After 2:00 PM on 30 July, no corrections or additions will be accepted. If you did not register for CW category, you can only apply under the general category or other applicable categories.
I passed my 11th and 12th from a school in Noida. Am I eligible for the 85% Delhi quota under CW category?
No. The eligibility criteria explicitly state that your 11th and 12th must be from a recognised school situated within the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi only. Noida is in Uttar Pradesh, not Delhi NCT. You are not eligible for the 85% Delhi quota. You may be considered under the 15% All-India quota if you meet other criteria, but you should verify this with the University.
What is the deadline to report discrepancies in the CW category applicant list?
The deadline is 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM (14:00 hours). This is a strict deadline. After 2:00 PM, the University will not accept any requests for rectification or correction of discrepancies, regardless of the reason. If you find any error in your details on the list, report it immediately by email to ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in with supporting documents.
I did not qualify NEET UG 2026. Can I still be considered under CW category?
No. The notice explicitly states: 'The Candidates, who have not qualified the NEET Examination, will not be considered for entitlement under the CW Category and shall not be eligible accordingly.' If you did not qualify NEET, you cannot apply for any medical course, including under CW category, regardless of your armed forces connection.
What documents do I need to bring for CW category counselling?
While the notice does not list all documents, you should prepare: NEET admit card and scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and school leaving certificate, CW category certificate or armed forces connection proof (service record, discharge certificate, pension document), Aadhar card or government-issued ID, and Delhi domicile certificate if required. Check the counselling notification for the complete list. Bring originals and photocopies of all documents.
What does 'Priority VI' or 'Priority VIII' mean in the CW category?
Priority levels determine the order in which candidates are considered during counselling. Lower priority numbers are considered first. For example, Priority III is higher than Priority VI. Common priorities include: Priority III (children of paramilitary personnel), Priority IV (wards of defence personnel disabled in service), Priority VI (wards of ex-servicemen), and Priority VIII (wards of serving defence personnel). Your assigned priority is shown on the list and depends on your parent's service status.
Can I correct my name spelling or NEET roll number after 30 July 2026?
No. The notice clearly states that after 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM, 'no request for rectification of discrepancies will be entertained due to shortage of time.' You must report all errors, including name spelling and NEET roll number, before this deadline. After the deadline, no corrections are possible, and errors may result in rejection during counselling.
I am a widow of an armed forces personnel. Am I eligible for CW category?
Yes. The CW category includes both Children and Widows of Armed Forces Personnel. If you are a widow of a defence personnel, para-military personnel, or police personnel, you are eligible to apply under CW category, provided you have qualified NEET UG 2026 and meet other criteria. You must provide proof of your spouse's armed forces service and your widow status.
When will counselling begin, and how do I register?
The notice does not specify counselling dates or registration procedures. You must monitor the FMSC website (https://fmsc.du.ac.in) regularly for announcements regarding counselling schedule, registration portal opening, and seat allotment procedures. Typically, counselling begins after the applicant list is finalised. Keep checking the website and your registered email for updates.
What if I find an error in my NEET rank shown on the list?
If your NEET rank on the list does not match your NEET scorecard, report this discrepancy immediately to the University at ug@fmsc.du.ac.in and office@fmsc.du.ac.in before 30 July 2026, 2:00 PM. Provide your NEET scorecard as proof. NEET rank errors are critical and must be corrected before counselling, as they determine your merit position.
Can I apply under both CW category and general category?
The notice does not explicitly address this. Typically, you register under one category during counselling. If you are eligible under CW category, you should apply under it to benefit from the concession. However, check the counselling notification for specific rules about multiple category applications. Contact the University if you are unsure about your options.
The CW category applicant list is now live on the FMSC website. Verify your details immediately and report any discrepancies by 30 July 2026 at 2:00 PM—this deadline is absolute and non-negotiable. Ensure your school is in Delhi NCT and you have qualified NEET; these are critical eligibility requirements. Prepare all required documents and monitor the website for counselling announcements. Contact the University at ug@fmsc.du.ac.in or office@fmsc.du.ac.in if you have questions or need to report errors.
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