Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi has released the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of online MBBS counselling for the 2026-27 admission session. A total of 252 candidates have been allotted seats across three government medical colleges in Delhi: Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College (Sector 6, Rohini), NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital (Malka Ganj), and Army College of Medical Science (Delhi Cantt). This is the second round of seat allocation under the 85% state-quota NEET-UG counselling process. Candidates whose roll numbers appear on this list must now complete their admission formalities within the specified deadline to secure their seat.
If your roll number is on this provisional allotment list, you must report to your allotted college and complete admission procedures by the deadline to confirm your MBBS seat.
What is this allotment list?
This is the provisional allotment list for Round 2 of Delhi's NEET-UG MBBS counselling for 2026-27. It contains the names, NEET ranks, categories, and allotted colleges for 252 candidates who have been offered MBBS seats. The list is 'provisional' because candidates must complete admission formalities (document verification, fee payment, and college reporting) to make their allotment final.
The allotment was made based on candidates' NEET ranks, category (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS), priority status (such as defence personnel, persons with disability, minority status), and their choices of colleges and courses during online counselling registration. Three government medical colleges participated in this round: Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, and Army College of Medical Science.
How to find your name on the list
The allotment list is arranged by serial number and includes your roll number, name, NEET rank, category, subcategory (if applicable), priority status, allotted institute, quota type, and allotted category code. To locate yourself, search for your roll number (a 12-digit number starting with 103261) in the 'Roll No' column.
If you find your roll number, note down the following details: (1) the name of your allotted college, (2) the quota under which you have been allotted (HS = Home State, OS = Other State, AI = All India), and (3) your allotted category code (e.g., OPNO = Open General, SCNO = SC, BCNO = OBC, EWNO = EWS, STNO = ST, OPPH = Open PwD, SCPH = SC PwD, OPDF = Open Defence Family, SCDF = SC Defence Family, NOIA = Non-Resident Indian/NRI quota). These details are essential for your next steps.
The three allotted colleges
All 252 allotted candidates have been assigned to one of three government medical colleges in Delhi:
**Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi** — The largest number of candidates have been allotted here. This college offers MBBS seats under the home-state (HS) quota.
**NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi** — A significant number of candidates have been allotted to this college, also under the home-state quota.
**Army College of Medical Science, Near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi** — This college has allotted seats under both home-state (HS) and All-India (AI) quotas. Candidates allotted under the AI quota are from outside Delhi but have been assigned here based on their rank and choices.
- 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 quota types and allotted categories
The 'Quota' column shows whether your seat is under Home State (HS), Other State (OS), or All-India (AI) quota. Home State seats are reserved for Delhi residents; Other State seats are for candidates from other states who qualify under specific criteria; All-India seats are open to candidates from any state based on merit.
The 'Allotted Category' column uses codes that indicate your category and any special status:
**General category codes:** OPNO (Open General), EWNO (EWS — Economically Weaker Section)
**Reserved category codes:** SCNO (SC — Scheduled Caste), STNO (ST — Scheduled Tribe), BCNO (OBC — Other Backward Class)
**Disability codes:** OPPH (Open with PwD — Person with Disability), SCPH (SC with PwD), BCPH (OBC with PwD), STPH (ST with PwD)
**Defence/service family codes:** OPDF (Open Defence Family), SCDF (SC Defence Family), BCDF (OBC Defence Family), STDF (ST Defence Family), NOIA (Non-Resident Indian/NRI quota)
If your allotted category code includes 'DF' (Defence Family) or 'PH' (PwD), you will need to produce additional documents at the college to verify your eligibility under that priority.
- OPNO = Open General
- EWNO = EWS (Economically Weaker Section)
- SCNO = SC (Scheduled Caste)
- STNO = ST (Scheduled Tribe)
- BCNO = OBC (Other Backward Class)
- OPPH = Open with Person with Disability
- SCPH = SC with Person with Disability
- OPDF = Open Defence Family
- SCDF = SC Defence Family
- BCDF = OBC Defence Family
- NOIA = Non-Resident Indian/NRI quota
Priority categories and subcategories
Many candidates on this list have been allotted under special priority categories. These are shown in the 'Subcategory' and 'SubcategoryPriority' columns. Common priorities include:
**Defence Personnel:** Candidates whose parents or guardians are serving or ex-service members of the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force. These candidates receive priority in seat allotment.
**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 have been disabled in service.
**Persons with Disability (PwD):** Candidates with a certified disability of 40% or more.
**Minority Status:** Candidates belonging to religious minorities (Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Jain) may receive priority under certain circumstances.
If you have been allotted under any of these priorities, you must bring the relevant proof documents (service certificate, disability certificate, minority certificate) to the college during admission.
- Defence Personnel (serving or ex-service)
- Wards of Ex-Servicemen (Priority VI)
- Wards of Serving Personnel (Priority VIII)
- Wards of Disabled In-Service Personnel (Priority IV)
- Persons with Disability (PwD)
- Minority Status (Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Jain)
What you must do now — immediate steps
If your roll number appears on this provisional allotment list, you must act immediately. The following steps are critical:
**Step 1: Verify your details.** Check that your name, roll number, NEET rank, category, and allotted college are correct. If there is any error, contact GGSIPU immediately with proof.
**Step 2: Gather all required documents.** Prepare originals and photocopies of your 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET score card, Aadhaar card, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), disability certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by the college.
**Step 3: Report to your allotted college.** Visit the college's admission office on or before the deadline (the notice does not specify the exact deadline, so contact the college immediately to confirm). Bring all documents and be prepared for document verification.
**Step 4: Pay the admission fee.** Once documents are verified, pay the prescribed admission fee to confirm your seat. The fee amount will be informed by the college.
**Step 5: Complete online formalities.** Some colleges may require you to complete additional online registration or fill out forms on the counselling portal. Check the GGSIPU website and your allotted college's website for any such requirements.
Failure to report and complete admission within the deadline will result in cancellation of your allotment, and your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
- Verify your name, roll number, rank, category, and allotted college
- Gather all required documents (originals and copies)
- Report to your allotted college by the deadline
- Complete document verification
- Pay the admission fee
- Complete any online formalities required by the college
Documents you must bring to the college
When you report to your allotted college for admission, bring the following documents. The college will verify each one. Bring both originals and photocopies:
**Educational certificates:** 10th mark sheet and certificate, 12th mark sheet and certificate (or equivalent), and any other educational documents.
**NEET documents:** NEET admit card, NEET score card (the official document showing your rank and marks).
**Identity and residence:** Aadhaar card, passport, or any government-issued ID. Domicile certificate or proof of residence in Delhi (if required by the college).
**Category certificates (if applicable):** Caste certificate (for SC/ST/OBC candidates), issued by the competent authority in your state. EWS certificate (for General-EWS candidates), issued after 1 April 2019. Income certificate (may be required for EWS verification).
**Disability certificate (if applicable):** If you have been allotted under PwD quota, bring the disability certificate issued by a medical board, showing disability of 40% or more.
**Defence/service family documents (if applicable):** If you have been allotted under defence personnel or ex-servicemen priority, bring the service certificate, discharge certificate, or proof of service.
**Minority certificate (if applicable):** If you have been allotted under minority status, bring the minority certificate issued by your school or community.
**Medical fitness certificate:** A certificate of medical fitness from a registered medical practitioner (format to be provided by the college).
**Passport-size photographs:** Usually 4–6 recent colour photographs.
**Any other documents:** Check your allotted college's website or contact them directly for a complete list, as requirements may vary slightly between colleges.
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
- NEET admit card and score card
- Aadhaar card or government-issued ID
- Domicile certificate (if required)
- Caste certificate (SC/ST/OBC candidates)
- EWS certificate (General-EWS candidates)
- Disability certificate (PwD candidates)
- Service/discharge certificate (defence family candidates)
- Minority certificate (if applicable)
- Medical fitness certificate
- Passport-size photographs (4–6)
Important dates and deadlines
This provisional allotment list was released on 15 September 2026. However, the notice does not specify the deadline by which you must report to your allotted college and complete admission. This is a critical gap — you must contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the reporting deadline. Typically, colleges allow 3–7 days from the release of the allotment list for candidates to report and complete admission.
**Do not delay.** Contact your college today to confirm the exact deadline. Missing the deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your allotment.
After the admission deadline, if seats remain vacant, GGSIPU may conduct a Round 3 counselling for remaining candidates. However, this is not guaranteed, and you should not rely on it.
- Allotment list released: 15 September 2026
- Reporting deadline: Not specified in this notice — contact your college immediately
- Typical reporting window: 3–7 days from allotment release
What if your name is NOT on the list?
If your roll number does not appear on this provisional allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in Round 2. This could happen for several reasons:
**You did not meet the cutoff rank** for any of the colleges or categories you chose.
**You did not fill in your choices** during the online counselling registration, or you filled in very few choices.
**Your documents were incomplete or rejected** during the verification process in an earlier round.
**You did not accept or report** in a previous round, and your allotment was cancelled.
**What to do:** Check the GGSIPU website for information about Round 3 counselling (if it is conducted). You may be able to participate in the next round if you are still eligible. Contact GGSIPU's counselling helpline or visit their office to clarify your status. If you believe there is an error, file a grievance with GGSIPU immediately with supporting documents.
- You did not meet the cutoff rank for your chosen colleges/categories
- You did not fill in your choices during counselling registration
- Your documents were incomplete or rejected
- You did not accept or report in a previous round
- Check for Round 3 counselling information on the GGSIPU website
- Contact GGSIPU helpline if you believe there is an error
Common mistakes that lead to rejection or cancellation
Many candidates lose their allotted seats because they make preventable mistakes. Here are the most common ones:
**Not reporting by the deadline:** This is the most common reason for cancellation. Even if you are unsure about your documents, report to the college on time. The college can guide you on what is missing.
**Bringing incomplete documents:** If you do not bring all required documents, the college may reject your admission. Bring originals and photocopies of everything listed above.
**Bringing an invalid caste certificate:** SC/ST/OBC certificates must be issued by the competent authority in your state. Certificates from private organizations or old certificates (issued before a certain date) are not accepted. Check your state's official requirements.
**Bringing an invalid EWS certificate:** EWS certificates must be issued after 1 April 2019. Older certificates are not valid. Also, the income limit for EWS is strictly enforced — if your family income exceeds the limit, your certificate will be rejected.
**Not bringing proof of defence/service status:** If you have been allotted under defence personnel or ex-servicemen priority, you must bring the service certificate or discharge certificate. Without it, you will be moved to the general category, and your seat may be cancelled if the general cutoff is higher than your rank.
**Not bringing a disability certificate:** If you have been allotted under PwD quota, you must bring the disability certificate issued by a medical board. Self-declared disability is not accepted.
**Bringing a photocopy instead of the original:** Always bring originals for verification. Photocopies alone are not sufficient.
**Missing the reporting deadline:** Even a few hours late can result in cancellation. Plan to arrive well before the deadline.
- Not reporting by the deadline — most common reason for cancellation
- Bringing incomplete documents
- Invalid caste certificate (not from competent authority, or too old)
- Invalid EWS certificate (issued before 1 April 2019, or income exceeds limit)
- Not bringing proof of defence/service status
- Not bringing disability certificate for PwD quota
- Bringing only photocopies instead of originals
- Arriving after the reporting deadline
How to contact GGSIPU and your allotted college
If you have questions about your allotment, the admission process, or the deadline, contact GGSIPU or your allotted college immediately. Do not wait.
**GGSIPU Counselling Portal:** Visit https://www.ipu.ac.in for official updates, notices, and the counselling portal.
**Your allotted college:** Contact the admission office of your allotted college directly. The college's contact details are usually available on the GGSIPU website or the college's own website.
**Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi**
**NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi**
**Army College of Medical Science, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi**
Call or visit the college's admission office to confirm the reporting deadline, required documents, and fee amount. Do not rely solely on email — visit in person if possible to ensure you have the correct information.
- GGSIPU website: https://www.ipu.ac.in
- Contact your allotted college's admission office directly
- Confirm reporting deadline, documents, and fee in person if possible
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How do I know if I have been allotted a seat in Round 2?
Search for your 12-digit roll number (starting with 103261) in the 'Roll No' column of the provisional allotment list. If your roll number is listed, you have been allotted a seat. Note down your allotted college name, quota type, and allotted category code from the same row.
What does 'provisional' allotment mean? Is my seat confirmed?
No, your seat is not yet confirmed. 'Provisional' means the allotment is temporary and subject to your completing admission formalities at the college. You must report to your allotted college, submit all required documents, pass verification, and pay the admission fee to make your allotment final. If you do not complete these steps by the deadline, your allotment will be cancelled.
What is the deadline to report to my allotted college?
The provisional allotment list was released on 15 September 2026, but the notice does not specify the exact reporting deadline. You must contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the deadline. Typically, colleges allow 3–7 days from the allotment release date. Do not delay — missing the deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat.
I have been allotted under 'OPDF' category. What does this mean, and what extra documents do I need?
'OPDF' means Open Defence Family — you have been allotted as a child of a defence personnel or ex-serviceman. You must bring the service certificate, discharge certificate, or proof of service to the college. Without this document, you may be moved to the general category, and your seat could be cancelled if the general cutoff is higher than your rank.
My caste certificate was issued 5 years ago. Is it still valid?
Caste certificates do not have an expiry date, but they must be issued by the competent authority in your state. If your certificate is from a private organization or is not in the official format, it may be rejected. Check your state's official requirements and bring the original certificate to the college. If there is any doubt, contact the college before reporting.
I have been allotted to Dr. BSA Hospital, but I want to study at NDMC or Army College. Can I change my college?
No, you cannot change your allotted college in this round. Your allotment is based on your NEET rank, category, and the choices you made during online counselling registration. If you are not satisfied with your allotment, you may participate in the next round (Round 3, if conducted) and make different choices. However, your rank will remain the same, so you may not get a different college unless the cutoff changes.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college by the deadline?
If you do not report and complete admission by the deadline, your allotment will be automatically cancelled. Your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will not be able to claim the seat later, and you may not be eligible for further rounds of counselling. Always report on time, even if you have doubts about your documents — the college can guide you.
I am allotted under 'OPPH' category (Open with PwD). What documents do I need to bring?
You must bring the disability certificate issued by a medical board, showing that you have a disability of 40% or more. The certificate must be in the official format and issued by a recognized medical authority. Bring the original certificate and photocopies. Without this certificate, you will not be able to claim your PwD quota seat.
My name is spelled differently on my NEET score card and my 10th certificate. Will this cause a problem?
Minor spelling variations are usually acceptable, but it is best to clarify this with your allotted college before reporting. Bring both documents (NEET score card and 10th certificate) and explain the discrepancy. The college may ask you to bring an affidavit or a name-change certificate if the difference is significant. Contact the college in advance to avoid delays.
If I am allotted under 'EWNO' (EWS), what is the income limit, and what documents do I need?
EWS (Economically Weaker Section) candidates must have a family income below ₹8 lakh per annum (as per current guidelines, though this may change). You must bring the EWS certificate issued after 1 April 2019 by the competent authority in your state, along with an income certificate. Bring originals and photocopies. If your family income exceeds the limit, your certificate will be rejected, and you may lose your seat.
What if I find an error in my allotment (wrong name, wrong rank, wrong college)?
Contact GGSIPU immediately with proof of the error (your NEET score card, admit card, etc.). File a formal grievance on the GGSIPU website or visit their office in person. Do not report to the college until the error is corrected. GGSIPU will investigate and issue a corrected allotment if the error is confirmed. Act quickly — delays may result in missing the reporting deadline.
Will there be a Round 3 counselling if I am not allotted in Round 2?
The notice does not confirm whether Round 3 will be conducted. Check the GGSIPU website regularly for updates. If Round 3 is conducted, you may be eligible to participate if you are still within the merit list. However, do not rely on this — contact GGSIPU to confirm your eligibility and the dates for the next round.
If your roll number appears on this provisional allotment list, act immediately. Contact your allotted college today to confirm the exact reporting deadline, required documents, and admission fee. Gather all original documents and photocopies, and report to the college well before the deadline. Failure to report and complete admission will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. If your name is not on the list or if you find an error, contact GGSIPU without delay. Check the GGSIPU website (https://www.ipu.ac.in) regularly for updates on Round 3 counselling and any other announcements.
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