Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), which conducts counselling for the 85% Delhi state quota MBBS seats under NEET-UG, has declared the result of Round 1 of its 2026-27 online counselling for MBBS (Code 103). Following the result, the University has issued an extended schedule of activities that every allotted candidate must follow — from paying the Part Academic Fee to reporting at the allotted college. This is not a fresh application window; it is the action-list for students who already have a Round 1 seat allotment. Missing any of these steps or deadlines can cost a candidate the allotted seat and eligibility for later rounds.
If you have been allotted an MBBS seat in GGSIPU Round 1, you must pay the Part Academic Fee, submit your willingness (FLOAT/FREEZE), get your documents verified online, and physically report to the allotted college — all within the dates given, or you lose the seat and your chance at further rounds.
What This Notice Covers
This is Notification No. 218/2026 dated 30.08.2026 from GGSIPU's Academic Branch, issued for MBBS (Code 103) admissions under the 2026-27 academic session. It lays out an 'extended schedule' of six activities that follow the declaration of the Round 1 counselling result.
The notice applies only to candidates who have received a seat allotment in Round 1. It does not open any new registration or choice-filling window. For the complete counselling rules, refer to the University's earlier Notification No. 212/2026 dated 22.08.2026 and the Admission Brochure 2026-27.
The Extended Schedule at a Glance
The University has directed that all participating institutes and colleges treat every Saturday, Sunday and Gazetted holiday as a working day during this period, given the short time available. Here is the full timeline exactly as issued:
| Activity | Starting Date | Closing Date |
|---|---|---|
| Payment of Part Academic Fee (Rs. 96,000) — mandatory to remain eligible for further rounds | After declaration of Round 1 result | 30.08.2026 (11:59 pm) |
| Submit Willingness: FLOAT (Yes-Upgradation) or FREEZE (No-Upgradation) | After declaration of Round 1 result | 31.08.2026 (10:00 am) |
| Post-allotment online verification of documents (only for candidates who paid the fee) | After result declaration and payment of Part Academic Fee | 31.08.2026 (11:59 pm) |
| Printing of Provisional Seat Allotment letter | After verification of documents | 03.09.2026 (02:00 pm) |
| Reporting to the Allotted Institute — mandatory for seat confirmation and further eligibility | 01.09.2026 | 03.09.2026 (upto 04:00 pm) |
| Withdrawal | After declaration of Round 1 result | 05.09.2026 (11:59 pm) |
Step 1: Pay the Part Academic Fee — Do This First
Every candidate allotted an MBBS seat in Round 1 must pay a Part Academic Fee of Rs. 96,000 by 30.08.2026, 11:59 pm. This can only be paid online, through Net Banking, Credit Card or Debit Card — no offline or cash payment is mentioned in the notice.
This is described as a 'Part' fee — meaning it is a portion of the total academic fee, not the full amount. Whatever the balance fee structure is, it is governed by the Admission Brochure 2026-27, which candidates should check separately.
The notice is explicit: paying this fee is mandatory to remain eligible for further rounds of online counselling. If you skip this payment, you are effectively out of the process even if you were allotted a seat.
Step 2: Submit Your Willingness — FLOAT or FREEZE
By 31.08.2026, 10:00 am, every allotted candidate must submit a willingness option online. This decides what happens to your allotted seat in later rounds:
FLOAT means 'Yes-Upgradation' — you keep your current seat but stay in the running to be moved to a better seat/college in the next round if one becomes available to you.
FREEZE means 'No-Upgradation' — you are satisfied with your current allotment and do not want to be considered for a change in future rounds; you lock into this seat.
- FLOAT (Yes-Upgradation): open to upgrade in later rounds
- FREEZE (No-Upgradation): stay with the current allotted seat only
Step 3: Online Document Verification
Once a candidate has paid the Part Academic Fee, GGSIPU carries out post-allotment verification of their documents online. This verification starts after the fee payment is confirmed and must be completed by 31.08.2026, 11:59 pm.
The notice does not list the specific documents to be uploaded in this particular notification — for the exact document checklist, candidates must refer to Notification No. 212/2026 (22.08.2026) or the Admission Brochure 2026-27. Do not assume any document is acceptable without checking that source; an incorrect or invalid document at this stage can jeopardise the allotment.
Step 4: Provisional Allotment Letter and Reporting to the College — the Most Important Trap
After document verification is complete, the University will generate a Provisional Seat Allotment letter, printable by candidates up to 03.09.2026, 02:00 pm.
Separately — and this is critical — candidates must physically report to their allotted institute between 01.09.2026 and 03.09.2026, up to 04:00 pm. The notice states in bold terms that this reporting is mandatory both to confirm the seat and to remain eligible for further counselling rounds.
In plain words: paying the fee online and getting documents verified online is not enough. You must also go to the allotted college in person within this three-day window. Missing this reporting deadline can mean losing the seat even after paying the fee.
Withdrawal Window
Candidates who wish to withdraw from the allotted seat can do so; the withdrawal window opens after the Round 1 result is declared and closes on 05.09.2026, 11:59 pm.
The notice does not specify the refund rules or consequences of withdrawal (such as any deduction from the fee already paid). Candidates considering withdrawal should check the Admission Brochure 2026-27 for the applicable withdrawal and refund policy before deciding.
Where to Get the Rest of the Information
This notice only covers the extended post-Round 1 schedule. For every other detail of the counselling process — eligibility, seat matrix, category rules, document checklists, fee structure and general instructions — GGSIPU directs candidates to Notification No. 212/2026 dated 22.08.2026 and the Admission Brochure 2026-27.
Candidates should regularly check the University website (www.ipu.ac.in) and the online admission portal (https://ipu.admissions.nic.in) for updates, since counselling schedules can be revised.
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I got a Round 1 MBBS seat at GGSIPU. What is the very first thing I need to do?
Pay the Part Academic Fee of Rs. 96,000 online (Net Banking/Credit Card/Debit Card) by 30.08.2026, 11:59 pm. Without this payment you cannot proceed to further steps or rounds.
What is the difference between FLOAT and FREEZE?
FLOAT (Yes-Upgradation) keeps you eligible to be moved to a better seat in a later round while retaining your current allotment. FREEZE (No-Upgradation) means you lock in your current seat and won't be considered for any change. You must submit this choice by 31.08.2026, 10:00 am.
Is paying the fee online enough to confirm my seat?
No. You must also complete online document verification and then physically report to the allotted institute between 01.09.2026 and 03.09.2026 (up to 04:00 pm). Reporting in person is mandatory to confirm the seat.
What documents do I need to upload for verification?
This notice does not list the documents. Refer to GGSIPU Notification No. 212/2026 dated 22.08.2026 and the Admission Brochure 2026-27 for the exact document checklist before verification.
Can I withdraw my seat after allotment?
Yes, a withdrawal window is open after the Round 1 result, closing on 05.09.2026, 11:59 pm. The notice does not state the refund terms for withdrawal — check the Admission Brochure for that.
What happens if I miss the reporting deadline at the college?
The notice states reporting is mandatory both for seat confirmation and for eligibility in further counselling rounds. Missing it puts your seat and future participation at risk.
Are weekends counted in these deadlines?
Yes. The University has directed all colleges to treat Saturdays, Sundays and Gazetted holidays as working days during this schedule, so weekend deadlines are not extended.
Is Rs. 96,000 the total MBBS fee I have to pay?
No, the notice calls it a 'Part Academic Fee' — meaning it is a partial amount, not the full fee. Check the Admission Brochure 2026-27 for the complete fee structure.
If you have a GGSIPU MBBS Round 1 allotment, act immediately: pay the Part Academic Fee, choose FLOAT or FREEZE, complete document verification, and report in person to your allotted college within the given windows. Keep checking www.ipu.ac.in and https://ipu.admissions.nic.in, and cross-check details against Notification No. 212/2026 and the Admission Brochure 2026-27 before every step.
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