Delhi NEET UG 2026 MBBS Round 2 Allotment List: 252 Candidates

The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi has released the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of online MBBS counselling for the 2026-27 academic session. This list contains 252 candidates who have been allotted seats across three Delhi government medical colleges: Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College (Sector 6, Rohini), Army College of Medical Science (Delhi Cantt), and NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital (Malka Ganj). Each candidate has been assigned a specific college, quota category (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS), and priority-based allocation (such as defence personnel wards or persons with disability). This is a provisional list — candidates must verify their details, report to their allotted college, and submit required documents to confirm their seat.

What is this allotment list?

This is the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of GGSIPU's online MBBS counselling for 2026-27. It shows 252 candidates who have been allotted seats based on their NEET UG rank, category (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS), and eligibility for priority-based quotas (such as defence personnel wards, persons with disability, or minority community members).

The list is 'provisional' because it is subject to verification of documents and eligibility. Your allotment is not final until you report to your allotted college, submit all required documents, and complete the admission formalities. If any information in the list is incorrect or if you do not meet the eligibility criteria, your allotment may be cancelled.

How to find your name in the list

The list is arranged by serial number (Sl. No.) and shows your roll number, name, NEET rank, category, subcategory (if applicable), priority-based allocation (if applicable), allotted institute, allotted quota, and allotted category code.

Search for your roll number (a 12-digit number starting with 103261) in the 'Roll No' column. If you find it, note down your allotted college name, quota type, and the allotted category code (e.g., OPNO, SCNO, BCNO, EWNO, STNO, OPDF, SCPH). If your roll number does not appear, you have not been allotted a seat in this round.

• Roll number format: 103261XXXXXX (12 digits)
• Search by Ctrl+F (browser) or your PDF reader's search function
• Note the exact college name and quota code for your reporting

Understanding the allotted colleges

Three government medical colleges in Delhi are offering MBBS seats in this round:

1. **Dr. BSA Hospital, Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi** — the largest intake, offering seats across all categories and quotas.

2. **Army College of Medical Science, Near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi** — offers seats, with priority given to defence personnel wards and serving personnel.

3. **NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi** — offers seats across categories.

All three are government colleges in Delhi. Your allotted college is final for this round; you cannot request a change. If you wish to pursue a different college, you may participate in subsequent rounds (if announced) or accept this allotment.

• Dr. BSA Hospital, Sector 6, Rohini — largest intake
• Army College of Medical Science, Delhi Cantt — defence-linked priority
• NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital — central Delhi location

Understanding quota and category codes

Each allotment shows an 'Allotted Quota' and 'Allotted Category' code. The quota indicates which pool of seats you were allotted from (e.g., HS = Home State, AI = All India, OS = Other State). The category code indicates your eligibility group and any special status.

Common category codes in this list:

• **OPNO** = General category, no special status (OP = Open/General, NO = No special status)

• **SCNO** = Scheduled Caste, no special status

• **STNO** = Scheduled Tribe, no special status

• **BCNO** = Other Backward Class, no special status

• **EWNO** = Economically Weaker Section, no special status

• **OPDF** = General category, Defence Family (DF = Defence Family)

• **SCDF** = Scheduled Caste, Defence Family

• **OPPH** = General category, Person with Disability (PH = Person with Disability)

• **SCPH** = Scheduled Caste, Person with Disability

• **NOIA** = Non-Occupant of India (used for defence personnel wards and priority allocations)

If your code includes 'DF' or 'PH', you have been allotted under a special priority. Ensure your supporting documents (disability certificate, defence service certificate) are ready.

• OP = Open/General; SC = Scheduled Caste; ST = Scheduled Tribe; BC = OBC; EW = EWS
• NO = No special status; DF = Defence Family; PH = Person with Disability
• HS = Home State quota; AI = All India quota; OS = Other State quota
• NOIA = used for priority-based allocations (defence wards, serving personnel)

Priority-based allocations in this list

Many candidates in this list have been allotted under priority-based quotas. These are reserved seats for specific groups, such as:

• **Wards of Ex-Servicemen (Priority VI)** — children of retired defence personnel

• **Wards of Serving Personnel (Priority VIII)** — children of currently serving defence personnel

• **Wards of Disabled In-Service Personnel (Priority IV)** — children of defence personnel who are disabled due to military service

• **Persons with Disability (PwD)** — candidates with a certified disability of 40% or more

• **Minority Community Members** — candidates belonging to recognized minority communities (Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Zoroastrian)

If your allotment shows a priority code (e.g., 'PRIORITY VI Wards of ExServicemen:YES'), you have been allotted under that priority. You must carry the relevant supporting document (e.g., defence service certificate, disability certificate, minority community certificate) to your allotted college during reporting.

• Priority VI: Wards of Ex-Servicemen
• Priority VIII: Wards of Serving Personnel
• Priority IV: Wards of Disabled In-Service Personnel
• Person with Disability (PwD): 40% or more certified disability
• Minority Community: Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Zoroastrian

What you must do now: reporting and document submission

Your allotment is provisional. To confirm your seat, you must report to your allotted college in person and submit all required documents. The exact reporting date and time will be announced by GGSIPU in a separate notice. Do not delay — failure to report by the deadline will result in cancellation of your allotment and forfeiture of your seat.

When you report, bring the following documents in original and photocopy (as specified by the college):

1. **NEET UG 2026 Admit Card** — issued by NTA

2. **NEET UG 2026 Score Card** — issued by NTA

3. **Class 10 Certificate** — proof of date of birth

4. **Class 12 Certificate and Mark Sheet** — proof of passing 12+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology

5. **Aadhar Card or Passport** — identity proof

6. **Caste Certificate** (if applicable) — issued by the competent authority of your state/UT, showing your caste and subcaste (if applicable). For SC/ST/OBC candidates only.

7. **EWS Certificate** (if applicable) — issued by the competent authority, showing annual income and assets. For General-EWS candidates only.

8. **Disability Certificate** (if applicable) — issued by a medical board, showing the type and percentage of disability. For PwD candidates only.

9. **Defence Service Certificate or Discharge Book** (if applicable) — proof of defence service. For defence personnel wards only.

10. **Minority Community Certificate** (if applicable) — issued by the competent authority. For minority community members only.

11. **Migration Certificate** — if you studied Class 12 outside Delhi, bring a migration certificate from your previous school.

12. **Character Certificate** — from your school or college.

13. **Medical Fitness Certificate** — a general health certificate from a registered doctor (format may be provided by the college).

14. **Passport-size Photographs** — typically 4–6 copies (check with your college).

Bring all documents in a folder or envelope. Do not send documents by post unless instructed. Incomplete documentation may result in rejection of your admission.

• NEET Admit Card and Score Card (original)
• Class 10 Certificate (original)
• Class 12 Certificate and Mark Sheet (original)
• Aadhar Card or Passport (original + copy)
• Caste Certificate if SC/ST/OBC (original + copy)
• EWS Certificate if General-EWS (original + copy)
• Disability Certificate if PwD (original + copy)
• Defence Service Certificate if applicable (original + copy)
• Minority Community Certificate if applicable (original + copy)
• Migration Certificate if applicable (original + copy)
• Character Certificate (original + copy)
• Medical Fitness Certificate (original + copy)
• Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)

Important: caste and EWS certificate requirements

**Caste Certificate (SC/ST/OBC):** Your caste certificate must be issued by the competent authority of your state or union territory. It must clearly state your caste name and, if applicable, your subcaste. The certificate must be dated and signed by the issuing officer. If you are claiming OBC status, the certificate must also state whether you belong to a 'Creamy Layer' or 'Non-Creamy Layer' — only Non-Creamy Layer OBC candidates are eligible for OBC quota seats. If your certificate does not specify this, contact the issuing authority immediately.

**EWS Certificate (General-EWS):** Your EWS certificate must be issued by the competent authority and must show your annual income (not exceeding ₹8 lakh) and total assets. The certificate must be dated within the current financial year (or as per the authority's guidelines). If your income or assets exceed the limit, your EWS status will be rejected.

**Validity:** Caste and EWS certificates are typically valid for the entire academic year. However, if your certificate is very old (more than 5 years), the college may ask for a fresh one. Check with your allotted college if in doubt.

**Rejection Risk:** If your caste or EWS certificate is invalid, incomplete, or does not match your NEET application, your admission will be rejected and your seat will be cancelled. Verify your certificate now and obtain a fresh one if needed.

• Caste certificate must show caste name and subcaste (if applicable)
• OBC certificate must specify 'Non-Creamy Layer' status
• EWS certificate must show annual income ≤ ₹8 lakh and total assets
• Both must be issued by competent authority of your state/UT
• Both must be dated and signed by the issuing officer
• Verify validity before reporting; obtain fresh certificate if needed

What happens after you report?

Once you report and submit all documents, the college will verify your eligibility and documents. If everything is in order, you will be issued an admission letter and your name will be added to the college's final admission register. You will then be required to pay the admission fee and complete other formalities (such as hostel registration, if applicable).

If any document is missing or invalid, the college will inform you and give you a chance to submit it within a specified time. If you fail to do so, your admission will be cancelled.

After admission, you will be required to complete a medical fitness examination and any other pre-joining requirements set by the college or the Medical Council of India (MCI). Failure to complete these may result in cancellation of your admission.

• College verifies documents and eligibility
• Admission letter issued if all documents are valid
• Admission fee payment required
• Medical fitness examination may be required
• Hostel registration (if applicable)
• Failure to complete formalities may result in cancellation

What if your name is not in the list?

If your roll number does not appear in this provisional allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in Round 2. This could be because:

1. Your rank is below the cutoff for all available seats in your category.

2. You did not meet the eligibility criteria (e.g., you did not qualify in NEET UG 2026, or you did not register for counselling).

3. You were allotted a seat in an earlier round and did not report, so you were not considered for Round 2.

4. There was an error in your application or registration.

**What to do:** Check your NEET UG 2026 score card and counselling registration status. If you believe there is an error, contact GGSIPU's counselling helpline or visit the official counselling portal. If GGSIPU announces further rounds of counselling, you may be eligible to participate if seats remain vacant.

• Your rank may be below the cutoff for your category
• You may not have met eligibility criteria
• You may have been allotted in an earlier round but did not report
• There may be an error in your application
• Contact GGSIPU counselling helpline for clarification
• Participate in further rounds if announced

Cutoff ranks and category-wise allotments

This provisional list shows allotments across all categories (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS) and quotas (Home State, All India, Other State). The lowest rank allotted in each category indicates the approximate cutoff for that category in Round 2.

From the list, the approximate cutoff ranks are:

• **General (OP):** Rank ~1,474 (lowest rank allotted: Dhruv Gupta, Rank 1474)

• **Scheduled Caste (SC):** Rank ~102,000+ (lowest rank allotted: Uttkarsh Singh, Rank 134,020 in OS quota)

• **Scheduled Tribe (ST):** Rank ~152,786 (lowest rank allotted: Shruti Meena, Rank 152,786)

• **Other Backward Class (OBC):** Rank ~30,000+ (varies by priority)

• **General-EWS (EW):** Rank ~27,904 (lowest rank allotted: Sudarshan Singh, Rank 27,904)

These are approximate cutoffs based on this round's allotments. Cutoffs may vary in future rounds depending on the number of vacant seats and the number of eligible candidates.

• General (OP): ~1,474
• Scheduled Caste (SC): ~102,000+
• Scheduled Tribe (ST): ~152,786
• Other Backward Class (OBC): ~30,000+
• General-EWS (EW): ~27,904
• Cutoffs are approximate and may vary in future rounds

Common mistakes that lead to rejection

Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable errors. Here are the most common mistakes:

1. **Not reporting on time:** If you do not report by the deadline, your allotment is automatically cancelled. Mark the reporting date and time in your calendar and arrive early.

2. **Missing or invalid caste/EWS certificate:** If your caste or EWS certificate is missing, invalid, or does not match your NEET application, your admission will be rejected. Verify your certificate now.

3. **Incomplete documentation:** If you do not bring all required documents (NEET score card, Class 10/12 certificates, identity proof, etc.), the college will not admit you. Make a checklist and verify each document before reporting.

4. **Wrong category or quota:** If you claimed a category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) in your NEET application but cannot produce a valid certificate, your admission will be rejected. Ensure your certificate matches your NEET application.

5. **Disability certificate issues:** If you claimed PwD status but your disability certificate is invalid or shows less than 40% disability, your admission will be rejected. Obtain a fresh certificate from a medical board if needed.

6. **Defence certificate issues:** If you claimed defence personnel ward status but cannot produce a valid service certificate or discharge book, your admission will be rejected.

7. **Minority community certificate issues:** If you claimed minority status but cannot produce a valid certificate, your admission will be rejected.

8. **Medical fitness issues:** If you fail the medical fitness examination or are found to have a condition that makes you unfit for medical studies, your admission may be cancelled.

9. **Bringing photocopies instead of originals:** Always bring original documents. Photocopies alone are not accepted for verification.

10. **Not following college instructions:** Each college may have specific instructions for reporting (e.g., timing, dress code, documents to bring). Follow all instructions carefully.

• ⚠️ Not reporting by deadline = automatic cancellation
• ⚠️ Missing or invalid caste/EWS certificate = rejection
• ⚠️ Incomplete documentation = rejection
• ⚠️ Category mismatch between NEET and certificate = rejection
• ⚠️ Invalid disability certificate (< 40%) = rejection
• ⚠️ Invalid defence service certificate = rejection
• ⚠️ Invalid minority community certificate = rejection
• ⚠️ Failing medical fitness = cancellation
• ⚠️ Bringing only photocopies = rejection
• ✅ Bring all original documents
• ✅ Verify certificates before reporting
• ✅ Report on time with all documents

Frequently asked questions

If your roll number appears in this provisional allotment list, congratulations — you have been allotted an MBBS seat in Delhi. Verify your details immediately, gather all required documents (especially caste, EWS, disability, or defence certificates if applicable), and prepare to report to your allotted college by the deadline announced by GGSIPU. Failure to report or submit incomplete documents will result in cancellation of your allotment. Watch GGSIPU's official counselling portal for the reporting date, time, and any additional instructions. Do not delay — act now.