The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Courses in Gujarat (ACPUGMEC) has made the Round 2 allotment results public for NEET UG 2026 counselling. The institute-wise and rank-wise admitted student lists are now available on the official portal, allowing candidates to check which medical or dental college they have been assigned to, along with their quota and course details. If you have appeared for NEET UG and participated in Gujarat's counselling process, this is a critical moment: you need to locate your name in the allotment list, verify your seat, and then complete several time-bound steps to secure your admission. Missing the reporting deadline or skipping document submission can result in forfeiture of your seat.
Download your allotment from medadmgujarat.org immediately, verify your assigned college and course, pay fees online or via bank draft, and submit original documents at your designated help center by September 19, 2026 to confirm your MBBS or BDS seat.
What Has Been Released and Where to Find It
ACPUGMEC has published two versions of the Round 2 allotment results: an institute-wise list (showing which students have been admitted to each college) and a rank-wise list (organized by your NEET merit rank). Both are available as downloadable PDF files on medadmgujarat.org, the official state medical admissions portal. The key advantage is that you do not need to log in or register to access these PDFs—they are open to all candidates.
The allotment covers undergraduate seats in MBBS and BDS programmes across government, self-financed, and private medical and dental institutions in Gujarat. Each PDF contains the names, NEET roll numbers, merit ranks, allocated colleges, assigned quotas (general, reserved, or management), and course details for all admitted candidates in that round.
How to Download and Search Your Allotment Result
Accessing your allotment is straightforward. Visit medadmgujarat.org on any web browser, locate the undergraduate admission section for MBBS and BDS, and find the link for Round 2 allotment and reporting information. You will see two PDF options: choose the one that suits you—rank-wise if you prefer to search by your merit position, or institute-wise if you want to see all students admitted to a particular college.
Once you download the PDF, use the search function (Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac) to find your result quickly. Search using either your NEET UG roll number or your state merit rank. The PDF will highlight your row, showing your allocated college name, quota category, and the course (MBBS or BDS) you have been assigned.
- Open medadmgujarat.org in your browser
- Click on the undergraduate MBBS/BDS admission link
- Select Round 2 allotment and reporting information
- Download either rank-wise or institute-wise PDF
- Use Ctrl+F (or Command+F) to search by roll number or merit rank
- Note your college, quota, and course from the result
Understanding Your Allotment: College, Quota, and Course
Your allotment result will show three key pieces of information. First, the name of the medical or dental college where your seat has been reserved. Second, the quota under which you have been admitted—this could be general merit, reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), or management quota, depending on your eligibility and rank. Third, the course: either MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) or BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery).
It is important to verify that the college and course match your preferences and eligibility. If you had submitted multiple choices during counselling, the allotment algorithm has assigned you to the highest-ranked college on your list for which your merit rank qualified. If you believe there is an error in your allotment, note the details and contact the help center immediately—but do not delay other formalities while seeking clarification.
Critical Deadlines: Reporting and Document Submission
After the allotment list is released, you must complete two mandatory steps within a strict timeframe. According to the official schedule, the reporting and document submission window runs from September 16 to September 19, 2026. This is a very tight deadline—typically just 3–4 days—so do not delay.
During this period, you must (1) pay the prescribed tuition fee online through the portal or via bank draft at an HDFC collection center, and (2) physically visit your allotted help center with original certificates and documents to complete verification and confirm your admission. Failure to report or submit documents by September 19 will result in automatic cancellation of your allotment, and your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
- Reporting and document submission window: September 16–19, 2026
- Pay tuition fee online or via HDFC bank draft
- Submit original certificates at your designated help center
- Missing the deadline results in seat cancellation
How to Pay Your Tuition Fee
You have two options to pay the prescribed tuition fee. The first is to pay online directly through the medadmgujarat.org portal using your login credentials and a valid payment method (debit card, credit card, or net banking). The second is to visit an HDFC collection center and pay via bank draft or cash. Both methods are equally valid; choose whichever is more convenient for you.
Keep a record of your payment receipt or transaction ID. You will need to present this as proof when you visit the help center for document submission. If you pay online, the portal will typically generate a receipt automatically; if you pay at an HDFC center, request a printed receipt on the spot.
- Online payment: Log in to medadmgujarat.org and pay via card or net banking
- Offline payment: Visit an HDFC collection center with bank draft or cash
- Keep your payment receipt or transaction ID
- Present proof of payment at the help center
Documents You Must Bring to the Help Center
When you visit your designated help center for document submission, bring all original certificates and documents. These typically include your NEET admit card, NEET result/scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, your caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified in the counselling information brochure.
Do not bring photocopies alone—the help center staff will verify originals and may ask you to leave attested copies. Bring your payment receipt as well. If any document is missing or illegible, your admission may be delayed or rejected. If you are unsure which documents are required, check the official counselling brochure or call the help center in advance.
- NEET admit card and result scorecard
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
- Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Income certificate (if applicable)
- Any other documents listed in the counselling brochure
- Payment receipt or transaction ID
- Bring originals; photocopies alone are not sufficient
What Happens After You Submit Your Documents
Once you have paid your fee and submitted your documents at the help center, your admission is confirmed for Round 2. The help center staff will issue you a confirmation receipt and provide information about when and where to report to your allotted college for final registration and orientation.
If you do not report or submit documents by September 19, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate. If you have been allotted a seat but wish to withdraw (for example, to pursue a seat in another state or round), you must formally withdraw through the portal before the deadline; otherwise, you may be barred from future rounds or face other penalties.
What If You Do Not Find Your Name in the Allotment List?
If you have participated in counselling but do not see your name in the Round 2 allotment list, it could mean one of several things. You may not have qualified for any of the colleges on your preference list based on your rank and the available seats. You may have been placed in Round 1 and are not eligible for Round 2. Or there could be a technical error.
Contact the ACPUGMEC help center or the medadmgujarat.org support team immediately with your NEET roll number and details. Do not assume you have been rejected; clarify your status before the reporting deadline ends. If you are eligible for a subsequent round, you will receive information about when and how to participate.
Planning Ahead: What Comes Next
Once your admission is confirmed, your allotted college will provide a schedule for final registration, hostel allotment (if applicable), and the start of your MBBS or BDS programme. Typically, colleges conduct orientation programmes and issue ID cards in the weeks following document submission. Keep in touch with your college's admissions office for updates.
If you are considering a seat in a subsequent round or have been placed on a waiting list, monitor the portal regularly for updates. Waiting list movements can happen quickly, and you may receive an upgraded allotment if a higher-ranked candidate withdraws. Stay alert and respond promptly to any notifications from ACPUGMEC.
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How do I check my Round 2 allotment result for Gujarat NEET counselling?
Visit medadmgujarat.org, go to the undergraduate MBBS/BDS admission section, and download the Round 2 allotment PDF (either rank-wise or institute-wise). Use Ctrl+F to search for your NEET roll number or merit rank in the PDF. No login is required to download the list.
What is the deadline to report and submit documents after the allotment is released?
The reporting and document submission window is September 16–19, 2026. You must pay your tuition fee and submit original certificates at your designated help center by September 19. Missing this deadline will result in cancellation of your seat.
How do I pay my tuition fee for the allotted seat?
You can pay online through medadmgujarat.org using your login credentials and a debit/credit card or net banking. Alternatively, you can pay via bank draft or cash at an HDFC collection center. Keep your payment receipt as proof for document submission.
What documents do I need to bring to the help center?
Bring your original NEET admit card, NEET result scorecard, 10th and 12th certificates and mark sheets, caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified in the counselling brochure. Also bring your payment receipt. Photocopies alone are not sufficient.
What if I do not find my name in the Round 2 allotment list?
Contact the ACPUGMEC help center or medadmgujarat.org support team immediately with your NEET roll number. You may not have qualified for any college on your preference list, or there could be a technical issue. Do not assume rejection; clarify your status before the deadline.
Can I withdraw my allotted seat if I want to pursue admission elsewhere?
Yes, you can formally withdraw through the medadmgujarat.org portal before the September 19 deadline. However, withdrawing may affect your eligibility for future rounds or other state counselling processes, so consider carefully before withdrawing.
What happens if I do not report or submit documents by September 19?
Your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled, and it will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your admission opportunity in Round 2 and may not be eligible for further rounds in Gujarat counselling.
Is the allotment list available in both rank-wise and institute-wise formats?
Yes. ACPUGMEC has released both formats. The rank-wise list is organized by your merit rank, while the institute-wise list shows all students admitted to each college. You can download either version depending on how you prefer to search for your result.
If you have been allotted a seat in Round 2, act immediately: download your allotment, verify your college and course, pay your fee, and submit your documents by September 19, 2026. Delays or missed deadlines will result in forfeiture of your seat. If you have questions or cannot find your name, contact the help center without delay.
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