The Faculty of Medical Sciences at the University of Delhi has released a supplementary list of 36 applicants seeking concession under the CW (Civilian War) Category for admission to MBBS and BDS courses in the 2026-27 session under the 85% Delhi quota. This list contains the verification results of defence personnel and paramilitary personnel applicants, showing which candidates have been found eligible and what priority level they have been assigned by the Kendriya Sainik Board (KSB), Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), and War Disabled Rehabilitation Board (WARB). The list is critical because it determines who can claim CW Category concession in the upcoming counselling round and at what priority level. If your name appears on this list as "Eligible", you are cleared to proceed with counselling; if marked "Not Eligible", you cannot claim CW Category benefits for this admission cycle.
36 applicants have been verified for CW Category concession; 31 are eligible and 5 are not eligible — check your name and eligibility status immediately, as this determines your counselling eligibility under the 85% Delhi quota.
What is the CW Category and why does it matter?
The CW (Civilian War) Category is a special concession in medical admissions for the wards (children) of defence personnel, paramilitary personnel, and war-disabled soldiers. Under this category, eligible candidates receive priority in seat allocation during counselling, meaning they are considered for seats before general candidates with similar ranks.
For Delhi's 85% state quota MBBS and BDS seats, the University of Delhi administers CW Category admissions. The CW Category is divided into eight priority levels (Priority I through VIII), with Priority I being the highest. The priority level assigned to you depends on your parent's service status — for example, children of war-disabled soldiers get Priority II, while children of serving defence personnel typically get Priority VI or VIII.
This supplementary list is the official verification of who qualifies for CW Category concession. Being on this list as "Eligible" means the Kendriya Sainik Board and other authorities have confirmed your parent's service credentials and your eligibility. Without this verification, you cannot claim CW Category benefits, even if you are a defence or paramilitary personnel's child.
Who is on this supplementary list?
This supplementary list contains 36 applicants in total. Of these, 31 have been marked as "Eligible" and 5 have been marked as "Not Eligible". The list includes both defence personnel (the majority) and paramilitary personnel applicants. Each entry shows the applicant's name, father's name, NEET roll number, NEET All India Rank, the CW priority they claimed, the priority assigned by the authorities, and their eligibility status.
The list is called "supplementary" because it is an addition to a main list that was notified earlier (on 04.08.2026). This means some applicants may have already been processed in the main list, and this supplementary list contains additional or revised entries. For example, entry 338 (Ileyna Arora) is marked with a note that she was already considered and assigned Priority VI in the previous list.
How to find your name and check your eligibility status
To check if you are on this list, search for your name in the table provided. The table is organized by entry number (309 to 344) and includes your NEET roll number, father's name, and NEET All India Rank. If you find your name, look at the "Eligible / Not Eligible" column to see your status.
If you are marked as "Eligible", you are cleared to claim CW Category concession in counselling. If you are marked as "Not Eligible", read the "Remarks" column carefully — it will explain why you were rejected. Common reasons for rejection include: (1) falling under Priority VIII when you are a paramilitary personnel (paramilitary wards are only eligible up to Priority V), (2) not having passed both Class 11 and 12 from Delhi (a mandatory requirement for Delhi quota), or (3) having an invalid entry.
If your name does not appear on this list at all, it means your application for CW Category concession was either not received, is still under review, or was rejected at an earlier stage. In that case, contact the University of Delhi's Faculty of Medical Sciences directly for clarification.
Understanding CW Category priority levels and what they mean
The CW Category is divided into eight priority levels. Priority I is the highest and gets the first choice of seats; Priority VIII is the lowest within the CW Category. Your priority level is determined by your parent's service status and circumstances. The authorities (KSB, MHA, WARB) verify your parent's credentials and assign the appropriate priority.
On this list, you will see two priority columns: "CW Category / Priority (As per ECC)" and "Priority Assigned by KSB, MHA, WARB". The first column shows what priority you claimed in your application; the second shows what priority the authorities actually assigned after verification. These may differ — for example, if you claimed Priority VI but the authorities found you qualify for Priority VIII, the second column will show VIII. The priority assigned by the authorities is the one that will be used in counselling.
If the two priority columns show different values, read the "Remarks" column. It will explain why the priority was changed. For instance, entry 336 (Sambhavi Pandey) claimed Priority VII but was assigned Priority VIII with the remark "Tfr to P.VIII being Ward of serving JCO" — meaning the Ministry of Defence confirmed she is the ward of a serving Junior Commissioned Officer, which qualifies her for Priority VIII.
- Priority I: Highest priority within CW Category
- Priority II: Children of war-disabled soldiers and invalid board out-of-service personnel
- Priority III–V: Various categories of defence and paramilitary personnel wards
- Priority VI: Common priority for children of serving defence personnel
- Priority VII–VIII: Lower priorities, including wards of serving JCOs and other defence personnel
Critical trap: Paramilitary personnel wards are only eligible up to Priority V
⚠️ **This is a major rejection reason on this list.** If you are the ward of a paramilitary personnel (such as CRPF, BSF, ITBP, SSB, or similar forces) and you fall under Priority VIII, you are NOT eligible for CW Category concession under the Delhi quota. The rules explicitly state that paramilitary personnel wards are considered for CW Category benefit only up to Priority I to V.
On this list, five applicants were rejected for this reason: entries 333 (Tamanna Yaadav), 334 (Tanishka Dhiman), 337 (Aradhya Prabhakar), and two others. All of them are paramilitary personnel wards who claimed or were assigned Priority VIII. The remarks clearly state: "Upon Examination of the submitted documents, it has been found that the applicant falls under Priority - VIII of the CW category. As per the existing instructions, wards of paramilitary personnel are considering for benefit under CW category upto priority - I to V only."
If you are a paramilitary personnel's ward and you are on this list as "Not Eligible" with this remark, you cannot claim CW Category concession. You will be considered as a general candidate in the Delhi quota. If you believe this is an error, contact the University of Delhi immediately with your parent's service documents.
Critical trap: Delhi Class 11 and 12 requirement for Delhi quota
⚠️ **Another major rejection reason.** To be eligible for the 85% Delhi quota (including CW Category), you must have passed both Class 11 and Class 12 from a school in the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi. This is a mandatory requirement, and there are no exceptions.
On this list, entry 343 (D Anusha Mary) was rejected with the remark: "The applicant is not eligible as he/she has not passed class 11th and 12th (Both) from NCT of Delhi, which is a mandatory requirement for consideration under the Delhi Quota." Even though this applicant is a paramilitary personnel's ward, the Delhi residency requirement disqualified them.
If you studied Class 11 or 12 outside Delhi (in another state or abroad), you are not eligible for the Delhi quota, regardless of your CW Category status. You can only be considered under the 15% All-India quota. Check your board certificates now — if they are not from a Delhi board or school, you cannot claim Delhi quota benefits.
What happens if you are marked "Not Eligible" on this list?
If your name appears on this list with "Not Eligible" status, you have been rejected for CW Category concession. The "Remarks" column will explain why. The most common reasons are: (1) Priority VIII for paramilitary personnel, (2) not passing Class 11 and 12 from Delhi, (3) invalid entry (missing or incorrect documents), or (4) already being considered in a previous list.
If you are rejected, you still have the right to apply for admission under the general category (non-CW) in the Delhi quota, provided you meet the Delhi residency requirement. Your NEET rank will be used to determine your position in the general merit list. You will not receive any priority, but you can still secure a seat if your rank is good enough.
If you believe the rejection is an error — for example, if your parent's service status was misunderstood or your documents were incomplete — you must contact the University of Delhi's Faculty of Medical Sciences immediately with supporting documents. However, note that the verification has been done by the Kendriya Sainik Board and Ministry of Home Affairs, so reversals are rare unless there is clear documentary evidence of an error.
What happens if you are marked "Eligible" on this list?
If your name appears on this list with "Eligible" status, congratulations — you have been verified and cleared to claim CW Category concession in counselling. The priority level shown in the "Priority Assigned by KSB, MHA, WARB" column is the priority at which you will be considered during seat allocation.
Being eligible means you can now proceed to the counselling stage. You will need to register on the counselling portal (when it opens) and participate in the seat allocation process. During counselling, seats will be allocated to CW Category candidates in order of their priority level and NEET rank — so a Priority II candidate with a better rank will get a seat before a Priority VI candidate with a worse rank.
Keep your NEET admit card, this supplementary list (or a screenshot showing your eligibility), and your parent's service documents safe. You may need to produce these during counselling registration or at the time of admission to the college. Do not assume your seat is guaranteed — your final seat depends on your NEET rank, the priority level, and the number of CW Category seats available in the colleges you choose.
Important note: This is a supplementary list, not the final list
This supplementary list is an addition to the main CW Category list that was notified on 04.08.2026. It contains 36 applicants who were processed after the main list. There may be further supplementary lists released before counselling begins, so keep checking the University of Delhi's official website for updates.
If your name does not appear on this supplementary list, it does not mean you are rejected — you may have been included in the main list, or your application may still be under review. Check the main list (notified on 04.08.2026) to see if you are there. If you are not on either list and you believe you should be, contact the University of Delhi immediately.
The final CW Category list will be released before counselling begins. Only candidates on the final list will be eligible to claim CW Category concession. Make sure you are on the final list before counselling registration opens.
How to use this list during counselling
Once counselling registration opens, you will need to log in to the counselling portal and fill in your choices of colleges and courses (MBBS or BDS). During this process, you will be asked to declare your category — select "CW Category" and enter your priority level as shown on this list.
The counselling system will then allocate seats based on your priority level, NEET rank, and the availability of CW Category seats in your chosen colleges. Seats are allocated in order of priority and rank — so all Priority I candidates are considered first, then Priority II, and so on. Within each priority level, candidates are ranked by their NEET All India Rank.
After seat allocation, you will be given a seat allotment letter showing which college and course you have been assigned. You must then report to that college with all required documents (including proof of your CW Category status, your parent's service documents, and your NEET admit card) to complete the admission process. Failure to report on time may result in forfeiture of your seat.
Documents you will need during counselling and admission
To claim CW Category concession and complete admission, you will need to produce several documents. These include: (1) your NEET admit card and NEET scorecard, (2) your Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates, (3) proof that you passed Class 11 and 12 from Delhi (board certificate or school leaving certificate), (4) your parent's service certificate or discharge certificate (depending on whether they are serving or retired), (5) your parent's identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport), and (6) your birth certificate or any document proving your relationship to your parent.
If your parent is deceased, you will also need a death certificate and a certificate from the Kendriya Sainik Board or relevant authority confirming their service status and your eligibility as a dependent. If your parent is a war-disabled soldier, you will need the Invalid Board certificate or similar official document.
Collect and organize all these documents now. Do not wait until counselling registration opens. If any document is missing or incorrect, get it corrected or reissued immediately. Delays in document collection can cause you to miss counselling deadlines.
- NEET admit card and scorecard
- Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates
- Proof of Class 11 and 12 from Delhi (board certificate or school leaving certificate)
- Parent's service certificate or discharge certificate
- Parent's identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport)
- Birth certificate or proof of relationship
- Death certificate (if parent is deceased)
- Invalid Board certificate (if parent is war-disabled)
- Kendriya Sainik Board verification letter (if applicable)
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How do I know if I am on this supplementary list?
Search for your name in the table provided in the notice. The table lists 36 applicants by entry number (309 to 344), with columns for name, father's name, NEET roll number, and eligibility status. If you find your name, check the "Eligible / Not Eligible" column to see your status. If your name is not on this list, check the main CW Category list notified on 04.08.2026, or contact the University of Delhi directly.
What does "Eligible" mean on this list?
"Eligible" means the Kendriya Sainik Board, Ministry of Home Affairs, and War Disabled Rehabilitation Board have verified your parent's service credentials and confirmed that you qualify for CW Category concession. You can now claim CW Category benefits during counselling at the priority level shown in the "Priority Assigned by KSB, MHA, WARB" column. Being eligible does not guarantee a seat — your final seat depends on your NEET rank and seat availability.
What does "Not Eligible" mean, and can I appeal?
"Not Eligible" means you do not qualify for CW Category concession under the Delhi quota. The "Remarks" column explains why — common reasons include Priority VIII for paramilitary personnel, not passing Class 11 and 12 from Delhi, or invalid entry. You can still apply as a general candidate in the Delhi quota if you meet the Delhi residency requirement. If you believe the rejection is an error, contact the University of Delhi immediately with supporting documents, but reversals are rare.
I am a paramilitary personnel's ward and I am marked "Not Eligible" with Priority VIII. Why?
Because the rules explicitly state that paramilitary personnel wards are eligible for CW Category concession only up to Priority V. If you fall under Priority VIII, you are not eligible. This is not an error — it is a policy rule. You can still apply as a general candidate in the Delhi quota if you meet other eligibility criteria.
I studied Class 11 and 12 outside Delhi. Can I still claim CW Category concession?
No. To be eligible for the 85% Delhi quota (including CW Category), you must have passed both Class 11 and Class 12 from a school in the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi. This is a mandatory requirement with no exceptions. If you studied outside Delhi, you are not eligible for the Delhi quota, but you can apply under the 15% All-India quota.
My name is not on this supplementary list. Does that mean I am rejected?
Not necessarily. This is a supplementary list, not the final list. You may have been included in the main CW Category list notified on 04.08.2026, or your application may still be under review. Check the main list first. If you are not on either list and you believe you should be, contact the University of Delhi's Faculty of Medical Sciences immediately.
What is the difference between the two priority columns on this list?
The "CW Category / Priority (As per ECC)" column shows the priority you claimed in your application. The "Priority Assigned by KSB, MHA, WARB" column shows the priority the authorities actually assigned after verifying your parent's service status. These may differ. The priority assigned by the authorities is the one that will be used in counselling. If they differ, the "Remarks" column explains why.
When will counselling begin, and how do I register?
The notice does not specify the counselling dates. Check the University of Delhi's official website and the NEET counselling portal regularly for updates. Counselling dates are usually announced a few weeks after the NEET result. When counselling opens, you will need to register on the portal, declare your category as CW, and fill in your college and course choices.
What documents do I need to bring during counselling and admission?
You will need: NEET admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 certificates, proof that you passed Class 11 and 12 from Delhi, your parent's service certificate or discharge certificate, your parent's identity proof, your birth certificate, and (if applicable) a death certificate or Invalid Board certificate. Collect these now — do not wait until counselling registration opens.
If I am eligible on this list, is my seat guaranteed?
No. Being eligible means you can claim CW Category concession, but your final seat depends on your NEET All India Rank, your priority level, and the number of CW Category seats available in the colleges you choose. Seats are allocated in order of priority and rank during counselling. You must also report to your allotted college on time with all required documents to complete admission.
Can I claim CW Category concession for both MBBS and BDS?
Yes. This supplementary list is for admission to both MBBS and BDS courses under the 85% Delhi quota. During counselling, you can choose to apply for either course or both. Your priority level and eligibility status apply to both courses.
What should I do if I find an error in my name, NEET roll number, or other details on this list?
Contact the University of Delhi's Faculty of Medical Sciences immediately with your NEET admit card and other proof of identity. Provide clear evidence of the error. The authorities will verify and correct the list if the error is confirmed. Do not wait — contact them as soon as possible.
If your name appears on this supplementary list as "Eligible", you are cleared to claim CW Category concession in counselling. Note your priority level from the "Priority Assigned by KSB, MHA, WARB" column and keep this list safe. If you are marked "Not Eligible", read the remarks carefully and contact the University of Delhi if you believe it is an error. Collect all required documents (NEET scorecard, Class 10 and 12 certificates, proof of Delhi residency, parent's service certificate, and identity proofs) now. Watch the University of Delhi's official website for the counselling schedule and final CW Category list — counselling typically begins a few weeks after the NEET result. Do not miss any deadlines.
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