The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has released the second round of seat allotments for NEET UG candidates in Gujarat. If you have received an allotment in this round for MBBS, BDS, BAMS, or BHMS courses, you now have a critical window to secure your seat. The allotment is live on the official portal, but simply receiving an allotment is not enough—you must complete two mandatory steps by September 19, 2026, or risk losing your seat entirely. This guide walks you through exactly what you need to do and when.
Allotted candidates must pay tuition fees at designated HDFC Bank branches and report physically at their assigned Help Centre with original documents by September 19, 2026, or forfeit their seat.
How to Access Your Round 2 Allotment Result
Your allotment result is now available on medadmgujarat.org. The portal provides two ways to view your result: a merit-wise list (ranked by your NEET score) and an institute-wise list (grouped by college). Both documents are downloadable as PDFs.
To find your allotment, visit the official website, locate the Round 2 allotment notice on the homepage, and download either the merit-wise or institute-wise PDF. Search for your NEET UG roll number or merit rank within the document. Once you locate your name and allotted college, save and print a copy—you will need this printout when you report at your Help Centre.
- Visit medadmgujarat.org
- Download merit-wise or institute-wise allotment PDF
- Search using your NEET UG roll number or merit rank
- Print and save your allotment letter for reporting
Understanding the September 19 Reporting Deadline
September 19, 2026, is the final date by which you must complete all reporting formalities. This is not a soft deadline—missing it means your seat is automatically cancelled, and you lose eligibility for the mop-up round (the final round of counselling where remaining vacant seats are filled). ACPUGMEC does not grant extensions or accept late reporting requests under any circumstances.
The reporting process involves two separate actions, both of which must be finished before this date. First, you must pay your tuition fee at a designated HDFC Bank branch. Second, you must appear physically at your assigned Help Centre with all original documents. Plan your schedule now to ensure you can complete both steps comfortably within the window.
- Final reporting deadline: September 19, 2026
- Missing this date forfeits your seat permanently
- No extensions or late reporting allowed
- You lose eligibility for the mop-up round if you do not report
Step 1: Pay Your Tuition Fee at HDFC Bank
Between September 14 and 18, 2026, you must pay your prescribed tuition fee at an HDFC Bank branch. Only fees paid at these designated branches will be recognised by ACPUGMEC. Paying at any other bank or through any other method will not count, and you will be considered a non-reporter.
The exact fee amount is printed on your allotment letter. Verify this amount before you visit the bank. When you pay, request a receipt from the bank—you will need this receipt as proof when you report at your Help Centre. Keep the receipt safe and bring it with you on reporting day.
- Fee payment window: September 14–18, 2026
- Pay only at designated HDFC Bank branches
- Verify the fee amount on your allotment letter
- Obtain and keep the bank receipt as proof
Step 2: Report at Your Assigned Help Centre with Original Documents
After paying your fee, you must report physically at the Help Centre assigned to your allotted college. You must bring all original documents listed below, along with two sets of photocopies of each. The Help Centre staff will verify your documents, cross-check your fee payment receipt, and issue a final admission confirmation letter. This is the only way to lock in your seat.
Reporting must be completed by September 19, 2026. Arrive early on the day you plan to report, as Help Centres may experience high footfall. Bring the printed allotment letter, your NEET scorecard, and all certificates in a folder. Do not delay this step—waiting until the last day increases the risk of missing the deadline due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Report at your assigned Help Centre (location printed on allotment letter)
- Bring all original documents and two sets of photocopies
- Bring your HDFC Bank fee payment receipt
- Bring your printed Round 2 allotment letter
- Reporting deadline: September 19, 2026
Complete List of Documents Required at Help Centre
Prepare all the following documents before you visit the Help Centre. Missing even one document may delay your admission confirmation or, in some cases, result in rejection. Obtain certified copies or originals as specified below.
Ensure you have two sets of photocopies of each document in addition to the originals. Some Help Centres may photocopy documents on-site, but it is safer to bring copies yourself to avoid delays.
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard (original)
- Class 10 mark sheet and passing certificate (original)
- Class 12 mark sheet and passing certificate (original)
- School leaving certificate from your last institution (original)
- Gujarat domicile or nativity certificate (original)
- Category certificate (if applicable, original)
- Non-creamy layer certificate (if applicable, original)
- Aadhaar card (original and photocopy)
- Recent passport-sized photographs (4–6 copies)
- HDFC Bank tuition fee payment receipt (original)
- Printed Round 2 allotment letter from medadmgujarat.org (original)
Should You Choose Seat Upgradation or Cancellation?
After reporting, you have two optional choices: upgradation or cancellation. Upgradation allows you to compete for a better seat in the mop-up round while keeping your current Round 2 seat as a backup. If you are selected for a better seat in mop-up, you move to that seat; if not, your Round 2 seat remains yours. Cancellation means you voluntarily exit the admission process and forfeit your seat—choose this only if you have decided not to pursue a medical course in Gujarat.
If you wish to upgrade, indicate this choice during reporting at the Help Centre. If you wish to cancel, submit a cancellation request through the portal before the reporting deadline ends. Most candidates who are satisfied with their Round 2 allotment choose neither option and simply confirm their admission.
- Upgradation: compete for a better seat in mop-up round; keep current seat as backup
- Cancellation: voluntarily exit; forfeit your seat
- Indicate upgradation choice at Help Centre during reporting
- Submit cancellation request through portal before September 19
What Happens After September 19: The Mop-Up Round
After the September 19 reporting deadline, ACPUGMEC will release the mop-up round schedule. This is the final round of counselling, in which any seats that remain vacant after Round 2 are filled. If you chose upgradation during reporting, you will be eligible to participate in mop-up. If you did not report by September 19, you are ineligible for mop-up, regardless of your NEET rank.
The mop-up round will include a revised merit list and a vacant seat matrix showing which colleges and courses still have open seats. If you are selected in mop-up, you will be offered a seat from the vacant pool. Watch the official portal for the mop-up schedule announcement.
- Mop-up round schedule to be announced after September 19
- Only candidates who reported in Round 2 are eligible for mop-up
- Revised merit list and vacant seat matrix will be released
- Final seats filled from the vacant pool in mop-up
Courses Covered in Round 2 Allotment
Round 2 allotment covers state quota seats in four medical and allied health courses: MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery), BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), and BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery). If you have been allotted any of these courses, the reporting process and deadlines are the same.
State quota seats are reserved for candidates who are domiciled in Gujarat or meet the state's nativity criteria. If you are unsure whether you are eligible for state quota, check your allotment letter or contact ACPUGMEC directly.
- MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)
- BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
- BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
- BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)
Action Checklist: What to Do Right Now
Do not delay. Use this checklist to ensure you complete every step on time and do not miss your seat.
Start today by downloading your allotment letter and verifying all details. Then arrange your documents, plan your bank visit, and schedule your Help Centre reporting. The next five days are critical.
- Download your Round 2 allotment letter from medadmgujarat.org today
- Verify your allotted college, course, and fee amount
- Collect all original documents and make two sets of photocopies
- Visit an HDFC Bank branch between September 14–18 and pay your tuition fee
- Obtain and keep your bank receipt safely
- Identify your assigned Help Centre location from the allotment letter
- Report at your Help Centre by September 19 with all documents and receipt
- Decide whether to choose upgradation or cancellation (optional)
- Collect your final admission confirmation letter from the Help Centre
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What is the final deadline to report for Round 2 allotment in Gujarat NEET UG 2026?
The final reporting deadline is September 19, 2026. You must complete both fee payment and physical reporting at your Help Centre by this date. Missing this deadline results in automatic cancellation of your seat, and you lose eligibility for the mop-up round. ACPUGMEC does not grant extensions.
Where do I pay my tuition fee for Round 2 allotment?
You must pay your tuition fee at a designated HDFC Bank branch between September 14 and 18, 2026. Only fees paid at these specific branches are recognised. Verify the exact fee amount on your allotment letter before visiting the bank. Obtain a receipt as proof of payment.
What documents do I need to bring when I report at the Help Centre?
Bring all original documents including your NEET admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates, school leaving certificate, Gujarat domicile or nativity certificate, category and non-creamy layer certificates (if applicable), Aadhaar card, passport-sized photographs, HDFC Bank fee receipt, and printed allotment letter. Also bring two sets of photocopies of each document.
How do I access my Round 2 allotment result?
Visit medadmgujarat.org and download the Round 2 allotment PDF (available in merit-wise or institute-wise format). Search for your NEET UG roll number or merit rank in the document. Print and save your allotment letter for reporting purposes.
What happens if I do not report by September 19?
If you do not report by September 19, your seat is automatically cancelled. You lose eligibility for the mop-up round and cannot participate in any further counselling. Your seat will be treated as vacant and offered to other candidates in mop-up.
Can I upgrade my seat after Round 2 reporting?
Yes. During reporting at the Help Centre, you can choose to opt for seat upgradation. This allows you to compete for a better seat in the mop-up round while keeping your current Round 2 seat as a backup. If you are selected for a better seat in mop-up, you move to that seat; otherwise, your Round 2 seat remains yours.
What courses are included in Round 2 allotment?
Round 2 allotment covers state quota seats in MBBS, BDS, BAMS, and BHMS courses. All reporting procedures and deadlines are the same regardless of which course you are allotted.
When will the mop-up round schedule be announced?
ACPUGMEC is expected to announce the mop-up round schedule after September 19, 2026. The mop-up round is the final round of counselling, in which remaining vacant seats are filled. Only candidates who reported in Round 2 are eligible to participate in mop-up.
Your Round 2 allotment is now live—download it immediately and verify all details. The next five days are critical: pay your fee at HDFC Bank, arrange your documents, and report at your Help Centre by September 19, 2026. Missing this deadline forfeits your seat permanently. Start your checklist today.
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