The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has released the Round 3 seat allotment for Gujarat NEET UG 2026 on October 10, 2026. If you have been allotted a seat, you now face strict timelines and document requirements to confirm your admission. The committee has tightened rules significantly: only original documents are accepted, fees must be paid at specific HDFC Bank branches, and missing the reporting window means losing both your seat and eligibility for Round 4 counselling. This is a critical moment—understanding the exact steps and deadlines is essential to secure your medical college place.
All allotted candidates must pay fees at designated HDFC Bank branches and report with original documents only by the deadline, or lose their seat and Round 4 eligibility permanently.
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Unlock My College ListWhen and Where to Check Your Round 3 Allotment
The allotment result was released on October 10, 2026, and is available on the official portal medadmgujarat.org. You can view both rank-wise and institute-wise merit lists to locate your name and assigned college.
To find your allotment, visit the website, navigate to the UG Medical Admission 2026 section, and download your allotment letter from your candidate login page. The lists are available as PDFs, so you can search by name or roll number. Keep a copy of your allotment letter—you will need it when you report at the Help Centre.
Fee Payment Rules: HDFC Bank Only, No Exceptions
The committee has imposed a strict rule: tuition fees must be paid only at designated HDFC Bank branches. No other bank, online payment gateway, or alternative method will be accepted. This is non-negotiable, and the committee will not make exceptions.
Before you visit the Help Centre to report, you must complete fee payment and collect a stamped receipt from the bank. This receipt is mandatory documentation at the Help Centre. Do not delay this step—it is the first requirement for admission confirmation.
Original Documents Only: DigiLocker and Photocopies Are No Longer Valid
From Round 3 onwards, the committee has tightened document verification significantly. Only original documents will be accepted. DigiLocker documents and colour photocopies are no longer valid and will result in rejection of your application and loss of your allotted seat.
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This is a major change from earlier rounds. If you have been relying on digital copies or photocopies, you must now obtain original documents from your schools and issuing authorities. Plan ahead—obtaining originals can take time, especially if your school is far away or has administrative delays.
Complete List of Original Documents Required at the Help Centre
The committee has specified exactly which original documents you must carry. Arriving without any of these will result in rejection. Below is the complete checklist:
Ensure you have all these documents in hand before visiting the Help Centre. If you are missing any, contact your school or issuing authority immediately. Do not assume you can submit them later—the committee will not accept incomplete documentation.
- Round 3 allotment letter (downloaded from medadmgujarat.org)
- NEET UG 2026 scorecard and admit card
- Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets from a Gujarat school
- Birth certificate (proof of date of birth)
- Proof of Indian citizenship and Gujarat domicile
- Caste, SEBC (Socially and Educationally Backward Class), or EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate, if applicable
- Physical fitness certificate from a registered medical practitioner
- HDFC Bank fee payment receipt
- Passport copies (for NRI candidates) and service records (for defence wards), if applicable
Reporting Timeline: When and Where to Go
Reporting at designated Help Centres began on October 10, 2026. The committee has not announced an end date for the reporting window, but you should not assume it is open indefinitely. Delays after allotment cannot be reversed, and missing the window has severe consequences.
Contact ACPUGMEC or check medadmgujarat.org for the exact Help Centre location assigned to your allotted college. Arrive with all original documents and your fee payment receipt. Complete the document verification process in one visit if possible—do not plan to return later.
What Happens If You Miss the Reporting Deadline
The committee has issued a strict warning: candidates who miss the reporting window face two penalties. First, your refundable security deposit of Rs 10,000 will be forfeited—you will not get this money back. Second, and more critically, you will lose eligibility for Round 4 counselling entirely.
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This means if you miss the deadline, you cannot participate in the mop-up round, even if seats remain vacant. Your only option would be to wait for state-level mop-up counselling or explore other states' counselling processes. Do not take this lightly—plan your reporting date now and mark it on your calendar.
Who Must Report in Round 3?
All candidates allotted a seat in Round 3 must report, including those who were upgraded from Round 1 or Round 2 allotments. If you received a better college in Round 3, you must complete fresh document verification and reporting.
However, if you are satisfied with your Round 1 or Round 2 seat and were not upgraded in Round 3, you do not need to re-report. Only those with a new allotment in Round 3 must go through the reporting process again.
What Comes After Round 3: Round 4 and Mop-Up Counselling
Round 3 is the final online choice-based allotment round. After this, any remaining vacant seats move to state-level mop-up counselling. The committee is expected to announce the Round 4 schedule shortly, so monitor medadmgujarat.org regularly.
If you are not allotted in Round 3, do not lose hope. Mop-up counselling often has additional seats available. However, if you miss the Round 3 reporting deadline, you will not be eligible for Round 4—you will have to wait for mop-up counselling, which may have fewer seats and different rules.
Your Action Plan: Step-by-Step
To avoid confusion and ensure you secure your seat, follow this sequence exactly:
Do not skip any step or assume you can do them out of order. The committee's process is rigid, and deviations will result in rejection.
- Download your Round 3 allotment letter from medadmgujarat.org using your login credentials.
- Visit a designated HDFC Bank branch and pay the tuition fee. Collect and keep the stamped receipt.
- Gather all original documents from the checklist above. If any are missing, obtain them immediately.
- Note the Help Centre location and reporting deadline from the allotment letter or official website.
- Visit the Help Centre with all documents and the fee receipt within the stipulated time.
- Complete document verification and confirm your admission.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where can I check my Round 3 seat allotment result?
Visit medadmgujarat.org, go to the UG Medical Admission 2026 section, and click on the Round 3 seat allotment result link. You can view rank-wise or institute-wise merit lists and search for your name or roll number. Download your allotment letter from your candidate login page.
Can I pay the fee online or at any bank?
No. Fees must be paid only at designated HDFC Bank branches specified by ACPUGMEC. No other bank, online payment method, or alternative will be accepted. The committee will not make exceptions.
Can I submit DigiLocker documents or photocopies at the Help Centre?
No. From Round 3 onwards, only original documents are accepted. DigiLocker documents and colour photocopies will result in rejection and loss of your allotted seat. You must carry original documents only.
What happens if I miss the reporting deadline?
You will face two penalties: your Rs 10,000 refundable security deposit will be forfeited, and you will lose eligibility for Round 4 counselling entirely. You will have to wait for state-level mop-up counselling, which may have fewer seats.
I was allotted in Round 1 but upgraded in Round 3. Do I need to report again?
Yes. If you received a new allotment in Round 3, you must complete fresh document verification and reporting at the Help Centre. If you were not upgraded and are satisfied with your Round 1 seat, you do not need to re-report.
What documents do I need to carry to the Help Centre?
You must carry: your Round 3 allotment letter, NEET UG scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets from a Gujarat school, birth certificate, proof of Indian citizenship and Gujarat domicile, caste/SEBC/EWS certificate (if applicable), physical fitness certificate from a registered doctor, HDFC Bank fee payment receipt, and passport/service records (if applicable).
When does Round 3 reporting end?
Reporting began on October 10, 2026. The committee has not announced an end date, but you should not assume it is open indefinitely. Check medadmgujarat.org for the exact deadline and plan to report as soon as possible.
What is Round 4 counselling, and when will it happen?
Round 4 is the mop-up counselling for remaining vacant seats. The committee is expected to announce the schedule shortly. Only candidates who report in Round 3 will be eligible for Round 4. Monitor medadmgujarat.org for the announcement.
If you have been allotted a seat in Round 3, act immediately: download your allotment letter, pay fees at HDFC Bank, gather all original documents, and report at the Help Centre within the deadline. Missing this window means losing your seat and Round 4 eligibility—there are no exceptions. Watch medadmgujarat.org for Round 4 and mop-up counselling announcements.
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