Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) has released the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of Delhi's NEET UG 2026 MBBS counselling under the 85% state quota. This list shows which candidates have been allotted seats in MBBS (Code 103) colleges across Delhi. If your name appears on this list, you have been provisionally allotted a seat — but this is not final. You must now complete the joining process and report to your allotted college within the deadline to confirm your admission. If your name is not on the list, you may still get a seat in a later round or through spot counselling, depending on the authority's schedule.
Check the provisional allotment list now; if your name is there, you must report to your allotted college and complete joining formalities by the deadline to secure your MBBS seat.
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This is the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of Delhi's NEET UG 2026 MBBS counselling. 'Provisional' means the allotment is not yet final — it is based on your choices, merit rank, and category, but it becomes confirmed only after you report to your college and complete the joining process.
The list shows the names and roll numbers of candidates who have been allotted seats in MBBS colleges under Delhi's 85% state-quota counselling. The seats are distributed across government and private medical colleges in Delhi that participate in this counselling process.
How to Check If You Are on the List
The provisional allotment list has been released by GGSIPU on their official admissions portal at ipu.admissions.nic.in. You can view and download the list in two formats: a regular PDF version and an accessible version for candidates with visual impairments.
To find your name, download the list and search for your roll number or name. The list is organized by merit rank or category, so you may need to scroll through to locate your entry. Keep a copy of the list for your records — you will need it when you report to your college.
- Visit ipu.admissions.nic.in
- Download the provisional allotment list for Round 2 MBBS (Code 103)
- Search for your roll number or name in the list
- Note your allotted college and seat details
What 'Provisional' Means — Important
A provisional allotment is not a confirmed seat. It means you have been selected based on your rank and choices, but the allotment becomes final only after you complete the joining process at your allotted college. If you do not report to the college or do not submit the required documents by the deadline, your seat may be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
The word 'provisional' also means the list may be updated if errors are found or if candidates withdraw. Always check for any official corrections or amendments issued by GGSIPU after the list is released.
What to Do If Your Name Is on the List
If you have been allotted a seat, you must take immediate action. First, note the name and address of your allotted college and the reporting date and time. Then, gather all the documents you will need to submit at the college (see the 'Documents Required' section below). Finally, report to your college on or before the deadline specified by GGSIPU.
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Do not delay. Colleges will not hold your seat if you do not report by the deadline. If you miss the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate. If you are unable to report due to an emergency, contact your allotted college immediately to request an extension — but do not assume one will be granted.
- Note your allotted college name, address, and reporting deadline
- Gather all required documents (see below)
- Report to the college on or before the deadline
- Complete the joining formalities and pay the fees as instructed by the college
- Do not miss the deadline — your seat will be cancelled if you do not report
Documents You Must Bring to Your College
When you report to your allotted college, you must bring original copies of all the documents listed below, along with photocopies. The college will verify your documents and keep copies on file. If any document is missing or incorrect, your admission may be delayed or rejected.
Ensure that all certificates are issued by the authorized body (e.g., your school board, state education authority, or medical council). Certificates from unauthorized sources will not be accepted. Also check that the dates on your certificates are correct — some certificates must be issued on or after a specific date to be valid.
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and score card (original and photocopy)
- Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates (original and photocopy)
- Category certificate (if applicable — SC/ST/OBC/EWS) issued by the competent authority (original and photocopy)
- Domicile certificate for Delhi (if required by the college)
- Character certificate from your school or college
- Medical fitness certificate (if required)
- Passport-size photographs (usually 4–6 copies)
- Aadhar card or other government-issued ID (original and photocopy)
- Allotment letter or provisional allotment list printout
- Any other document specified in the college's joining instructions
Category Certificates — Critical Rules
If you have applied under a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, or EWS), you must bring an original category certificate issued by the competent authority of your state or the central government. The certificate must clearly state your category and sub-group (if applicable, e.g., OBC-NCL or OBC-Creamy Layer).
A category certificate issued by a local authority, municipal corporation, or any unauthorized body will not be accepted. If your certificate is from a state other than Delhi, check with your allotted college whether it will be accepted — some colleges may ask for a Delhi domicile certificate as well. Do not assume your certificate is valid; verify with the college before reporting.
- Certificate must be issued by the competent authority (state government or central government)
- Certificate must clearly state your category and sub-group
- Certificates from local authorities or unauthorized bodies will be rejected
- If you are from another state, check whether your certificate is accepted in Delhi
- Bring the original certificate and a photocopy
What If Your Name Is NOT on the List?
If your name does not appear on the Round 2 allotment list, it does not mean you will not get a seat. Counselling typically happens in multiple rounds, and seats become available in later rounds as candidates withdraw or do not report. You may also be eligible for spot counselling or a waitlist round, depending on GGSIPU's schedule.
Check the official GGSIPU portal regularly for announcements about Round 3, waitlist rounds, or spot counselling. If you are on a waitlist, you may receive an allotment in a later round. Keep your NEET admit card and all documents ready so you can report quickly if you are allotted a seat in a future round.
- Your name not being on the Round 2 list does not mean you will not get a seat
- Check for Round 3 or waitlist allotment announcements
- Keep all documents ready for a future round
- Monitor the GGSIPU portal daily for updates
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Important Dates and Deadlines
The notice does not specify the reporting deadline or the dates for the next round of counselling. You must check the GGSIPU portal or your allotment letter for the exact deadline to report to your college. Missing this deadline will result in cancellation of your seat.
If you have been allotted a seat, treat the reporting deadline as urgent. Do not wait until the last day — report as soon as possible to avoid any last-minute issues or delays.
- Check your allotment letter or the GGSIPU portal for the reporting deadline
- Report to your college well before the deadline
- Do not delay — seats are cancelled if candidates do not report on time
Colleges Covered Under This Counselling
This Round 2 allotment is for MBBS seats under Delhi's 85% state-quota counselling. The seats are distributed across government medical colleges (like AIIMS Delhi, Maulana Azad Medical College, and others) and private medical colleges in Delhi that are recognized by the Medical Council of India and participate in this counselling process.
The exact list of colleges and the number of seats available in each college is determined by the state authority and GGSIPU. If you want to know which colleges are participating and how many seats are available, check the GGSIPU portal or the official counselling prospectus.
Common Mistakes That Get Admissions Rejected
Many candidates lose their seats because they make preventable mistakes during the joining process. The most common mistake is not reporting to the college by the deadline. Even if you have been allotted a seat, if you do not report on time, your seat will be cancelled. Another common mistake is bringing incomplete or incorrect documents — if your category certificate is from an unauthorized body or your NEET score card is missing, the college may reject your admission.
A third mistake is not verifying the authenticity of your documents before reporting. For example, if your category certificate does not clearly state your category or sub-group, or if it is issued by a local authority instead of the state government, it will be rejected. Always verify your documents with the college or the authority before reporting. Finally, do not assume that a document you used in NEET registration will be accepted by the college — colleges have their own document requirements, and these may be stricter.
- Not reporting to the college by the deadline — your seat will be cancelled
- Bringing incomplete documents (missing NEET score card, admit card, etc.)
- Category certificate from an unauthorized body or without clear category/sub-group details
- Assuming documents used in NEET registration will be accepted by the college
- Not verifying document authenticity before reporting
- Bringing photocopies instead of originals (colleges need originals for verification)
- Not bringing enough passport-size photographs
- Reporting to the wrong college or on the wrong date
How to Access the List and Get Help
The provisional allotment list is available on the GGSIPU admissions portal at ipu.admissions.nic.in. You can download it in two formats: a standard PDF and an accessible version for candidates with visual impairments. If you have trouble accessing the portal or downloading the list, contact GGSIPU's admissions helpline or visit the portal's help section.
If you have questions about your allotment, your allotted college, or the joining process, contact your allotted college directly. The college's contact details should be mentioned in your allotment letter or on the GGSIPU portal. Do not delay — if you have questions, ask them immediately so you can report on time.
- Download the list from ipu.admissions.nic.in
- Contact GGSIPU admissions helpline if you cannot access the portal
- Contact your allotted college for questions about joining
- Check your allotment letter for the college's contact details and reporting deadline
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does 'provisional allotment' mean? Is my seat confirmed?
Provisional allotment means you have been selected based on your rank and choices, but your seat is not yet final. It becomes confirmed only after you report to your college, submit all required documents, and complete the joining formalities. If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate.
How do I check if my name is on the Round 2 allotment list?
Visit ipu.admissions.nic.in and download the provisional allotment list for Round 2 MBBS (Code 103). Search for your roll number or name in the list. You can download the list in a standard PDF format or an accessible version for candidates with visual impairments.
What documents must I bring when I report to my allotted college?
You must bring original copies of your NEET admit card and score card, Class 10 and 12 certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, character certificate, medical fitness certificate (if required), passport-size photographs, government ID, and your allotment letter. Check with your college for any additional documents it may require.
My category certificate is from my home state, not Delhi. Will it be accepted?
It depends on the college and the authority that issued the certificate. Some colleges may accept category certificates from other states, but many require a Delhi domicile certificate as well. Contact your allotted college before reporting to confirm whether your certificate will be accepted.
What is the deadline to report to my college? What happens if I miss it?
The reporting deadline is specified in your allotment letter or on the GGSIPU portal. If you do not report by this deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. Do not delay — report as soon as possible.
My name is not on the Round 2 list. Does this mean I will not get a seat?
No. Counselling typically happens in multiple rounds. You may be allotted a seat in Round 3, a waitlist round, or spot counselling. Check the GGSIPU portal regularly for announcements about future rounds and keep all your documents ready.
Can I withdraw my allotment and participate in the next round?
The notice does not specify the withdrawal process or whether you can withdraw and participate in the next round. Contact GGSIPU or your allotted college for clarification on this. Do not assume you can withdraw without losing your seat — check the official rules first.
What if I find an error in my allotment (wrong college, wrong category, etc.)?
Contact GGSIPU and your allotted college immediately with proof of the error. The notice does not specify a deadline for corrections, so act quickly. Do not report to the college until the error is resolved.
Are there any fees I must pay when I report to the college?
The notice does not mention fees. Your allotted college will inform you of the fees and payment process when you report. Ask for a fee receipt and keep it for your records.
Which colleges are included in this Round 2 allotment?
This allotment covers MBBS seats under Delhi's 85% state-quota counselling across government and private medical colleges in Delhi that participate in GGSIPU counselling. For the exact list of colleges and seat availability, check the GGSIPU portal or the official counselling prospectus.
If your name is on the provisional allotment list, download it now, note your allotted college and reporting deadline, and gather all required documents immediately. Report to your college on or before the deadline with original documents to confirm your admission — do not delay, as seats are cancelled if candidates do not report on time. If your name is not on the list, monitor the GGSIPU portal daily for announcements about Round 3 or waitlist allotments, and keep all your documents ready. For any questions, contact your allotted college or GGSIPU's admissions helpline.
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