Gujarat NEET PG 2026 Round 1 Seats Allotted: Report by Nov 6 Deadline

The Admission Committee for Professional Post Graduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPPGMEC) has released the first-round seat allotment for NEET PG 2026 in Gujarat. The allotment covers 2,675 MD, MS, Diploma, and DNB positions across government, grant-in-aid, self-financed, and private medical colleges in the state. Allotted candidates face a hard deadline of November 6, 2026, to report at their assigned college and complete admission formalities—missing this window will result in automatic cancellation of the seat for the entire counselling cycle. This is a critical moment for thousands of MBBS graduates awaiting their postgraduate placement.

Where to Find Your Allotment Result and Documents

The allotment results are now live on the official ACPPGMEC portal at medadmgujarat.ncode.in. The committee has published three separate PDF documents: a merit-wise allotment list (ranked by your NEET PG score and category), an institute-and-branch-wise list (organized by college and specialty), and a detailed reporting advisory with all procedural instructions.

To locate your allotment, visit the portal, click the Round 1 allotment link, and search the merit-wise PDF using your NEET PG roll number or application number. Once you find your entry, note your allotted college name, branch (specialty), seat category, and any special conditions. Download and save all three PDFs immediately—these are your proof of allotment and will be needed during reporting.

Understanding the Seat Matrix: 2,675 Positions Across Four College Types

Round 1 of Gujarat NEET PG counselling is the largest and most competitive phase of the entire admission cycle. Nearly all top-tier government MD and MS seats are filled in this round, making it the primary opportunity for candidates seeking prestigious positions. The 2,675 seats span four categories: government medical colleges (typically the most competitive), grant-in-aid colleges (partially subsidized), self-financed institutions (full private fees), and private medical colleges.

The distribution of seats across these college types determines both the competitiveness of your rank and the fee structure you will face. Government seats carry the lowest fees but the highest cutoff ranks. Private seats have lower rank cutoffs but significantly higher annual fees. Understanding which college type you have been allotted to is essential for planning your financial commitment and deciding whether to accept the seat or wait for Round 2 upgrades.

Critical Reporting Timeline: Fees, Documents, and the November 6 Deadline

The reporting window opens on November 2, 2026, at 10:00 AM and closes on November 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM. However, tuition fee payment must be completed by 2:00 PM on November 6—two hours before the reporting deadline. This means you cannot wait until the last moment to arrange funds; you must have payment ready well in advance. Online fee payment is available from October 31 through November 6 at 2:00 PM. If you prefer offline payment, you can visit designated Axis Bank branches from November 2 at 10:30 AM until November 6 at 2:00 PM.

Reporting at the help centre (your allotted college) can occur from November 2 at 10:00 AM through November 6 at 4:00 PM. However, since fee payment closes at 2:00 PM on November 6, you should aim to complete both fee payment and physical reporting by mid-afternoon on November 6 at the latest. Failure to report by 4:00 PM on November 6 will result in automatic seat cancellation, and you will not be eligible for any subsequent round of counselling in Gujarat.

• Online fee payment window: October 31 to November 6, 2:00 PM
• Offline fee payment at Axis Bank: November 2, 10:30 AM to November 6, 2:00 PM
• Physical reporting at college: November 2, 10:00 AM to November 6, 4:00 PM
• Fee payment must close by 2:00 PM on November 6; reporting must close by 4:00 PM

Essential Documents You Must Carry to the College

Admission is confirmed only after document verification at your allotted college. You must bring both original and photocopied sets of all required documents. The college will verify originals and retain photocopies for your file. Arriving without complete documentation may delay or prevent your admission, even if you report on time.

Core documents required include your NEET PG 2026 scorecard (proof of your rank and marks), your MBBS degree certificate or provisional certificate, your internship completion certificate, and your Medical Council registration certificate (proof that you are registered with the State Medical Council or MCI). If you belong to a reserved category—Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Backward Class (OBC/SEBC), Economically Weaker Section (EWS), or Person with Disability (PwD)—you must also bring the original and photocopy of the relevant certificate issued by the competent authority in your state. Failure to produce these certificates may result in your seat being cancelled or downgraded to the general category.

• NEET PG 2026 scorecard (original + photocopy)
• MBBS degree certificate or provisional certificate (original + photocopy)
• Internship completion certificate (original + photocopy)
• Medical Council registration certificate (original + photocopy)
• Caste certificate (SC/ST/OBC/SEBC) if applicable (original + photocopy)
• EWS certificate if applicable (original + photocopy)
• PwD certificate if applicable (original + photocopy)

Fee Structure Varies by College Type: Know Your Financial Obligation

The tuition fee you must pay depends entirely on the type of college to which you have been allotted. Government medical college seats carry the lowest annual fees, often in the range of ₹5,000–₹15,000 per year for MD/MS courses. Grant-in-aid colleges charge moderate fees, typically ₹50,000–₹150,000 annually. Self-financed government college seats and private medical college seats carry substantially higher fees, ranging from ₹200,000 to ₹1,000,000 or more per year, depending on the specialty and institution.

Before reporting, confirm the exact fee structure for your allotted college and course from the ACPPGMEC portal or by contacting the college directly. Many colleges publish their fee schedules on their websites or in the counselling portal. Ensure you have arranged the funds in advance—do not assume you can negotiate or defer payment. The fee must be paid in full by the deadline to confirm your admission.

Who Was Eligible for Round 1 and How Seats Were Allotted

Only candidates who registered with ACPPGMEC and submitted their choice preferences before the October 31, 2026, 10:00 AM deadline were considered for Round 1 allotment. Candidates from all categories—General, SC, ST, SEBC (Other Backward Class), EWS, and NRI—participated in this round. Seats were allotted based on three factors: your NEET PG 2026 rank, your category (which determines your eligibility for reserved seats), and the order of your choice preferences.

The allotment algorithm works as follows: candidates are ranked by their NEET PG score within each category. Starting from the highest-ranked candidate, the system checks their first choice of college and specialty. If a seat is available in that choice, it is allotted. If not, the system moves to their second choice, and so on, until a match is found or all choices are exhausted. This process ensures that each candidate receives the best available seat matching their preferences and rank.

What Happens If You Miss the November 6 Deadline

Missing the November 6, 2026, reporting deadline has severe consequences. Your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will forfeit your position for the entire counselling cycle in Gujarat. You will not be eligible to participate in Round 2 or any subsequent round, even if seats remain vacant. This is a permanent loss of opportunity for this counselling year.

The only exception is if ACPPGMEC officially extends the deadline due to unforeseen circumstances (such as natural disaster or administrative emergency). No individual extensions are granted for personal reasons such as illness, travel delays, or financial constraints. Plan your reporting well in advance, arrange funds early, and do not rely on last-minute arrangements.

Round 2 and Beyond: What Comes Next After November 6

After the November 6 reporting deadline, Round 2 registration will open on the same day. Round 2 is designed for candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1, as well as for those who wish to upgrade to a better college or specialty. The vacant seat matrix—showing which seats remain unfilled after Round 1 reporting—will be released before Round 2 choice filling begins.

If you have been allotted a seat in Round 1 but are considering waiting for Round 2 to upgrade, you must decide quickly. Once you report and pay fees in Round 1, you are locked into that seat unless you formally withdraw (which may forfeit your fees). Conversely, if you do not report by November 6, you cannot participate in Round 2 in Gujarat. Plan your strategy carefully: accept Round 1 if the seat meets your expectations, or skip it only if you are confident a better option will appear in Round 2.

Practical Checklist: Steps to Complete Before and On November 6

To ensure a smooth admission process, follow this step-by-step checklist. First, download all three allotment PDFs from medadmgujarat.ncode.in and verify your allotted college, branch, and seat category. Second, confirm the fee amount and payment method (online or offline) with your allotted college. Third, arrange the full fee amount in advance—do not wait until November 6. Fourth, collect original and photocopy sets of all required documents listed above.

On November 2 or 3, initiate fee payment (online or at Axis Bank) to avoid last-minute delays. By November 5, ensure all documents are ready and you have a clear plan for reaching your allotted college on November 6. On November 6, complete fee payment by 2:00 PM and report at the college by 4:00 PM. Bring all original documents, a government-issued photo ID, and any other items requested by the college. Once you report and your documents are verified, your admission is confirmed.

• Download allotment PDFs and verify your allotted college, branch, and category
• Confirm fee amount and payment method with the college
• Arrange full fee in advance; do not wait until November 6
• Collect originals and photocopies of all required documents
• Initiate fee payment by November 3 (online or offline)
• Report at the college by 4:00 PM on November 6 with all documents
• Ensure document verification is completed on the same day

Frequently asked questions

Download your allotment result immediately, verify your college and branch, and begin arranging funds and documents without delay. Report at your allotted college by November 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM with all required documents and completed fee payment—this is a hard deadline with no exceptions. After reporting, monitor the ACPPGMEC portal for Round 2 registration details if you wish to explore upgrade options.