The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has released the closing merit ranks for Round 2 of Gujarat's NEET UG counselling. The cutoff document, now available on the official portal, shows the final ranks at which seats were filled across government, management, and NRI quotas for both MBBS and BDS programmes. If you received an allotment in this round, you have a critical window to secure your seat: you must pay fees and report to your assigned help centre by September 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM. Missing this deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your allotment.
Allotted candidates in Gujarat Round 2 must complete fee payment and physical reporting by September 16, 2026, 4 PM, or their seat will be forfeited to the next round.
What the Round 2 Cutoff Covers
Round 2 cutoff ranks apply to the 85 percent state domicile quota managed by ACPUGMEC across all government medical colleges, self-financed private institutes, and dental colleges in Gujarat. The released document lists closing ranks—the lowest merit rank at which a seat was filled—for each college, programme, and quota category.
The cutoff is divided into three quota sections: Government Quota (seats in state-run institutions), Management Quota (seats in private self-financed colleges), and NRI Quota (reserved for Non-Resident Indian candidates). MBBS and BDS programmes are listed separately, allowing you to see exactly where the competition ended for your category.
Understanding the Cutoff Tables: MBBS Government Quota
The MBBS government quota table shows closing ranks for 24 medical colleges across five categories: OPEN, SC, ST, SE (Socially and Educationally Backward), and EW (Economically Weaker Section). The OPEN category typically has the highest closing rank because it draws from the largest pool of candidates. For example, the top-ranked college shows a closing rank of 147 in the OPEN category, while the lowest-ranked college in this list closed at 4,037.
If your NEET rank falls at or above (lower than) the closing rank for your college and quota, you were eligible for that seat in Round 2. The variation across quotas reflects the number of seats reserved and the competition within each category. Reserved categories (SC, ST, SE, EW) typically have lower closing ranks because they have fewer seats and a smaller candidate pool.
MBBS Management Quota: Private College Seats
Management quota seats in private MBBS colleges show a different pattern. These seats are filled through a separate merit list and typically have higher closing ranks than government quota seats because private colleges charge higher fees and attract a different applicant pool. The highest-ranked private college in Round 2 closed at rank 2,589, while the lowest closed at rank 13,372.
If you were allotted a management quota seat, your rank must fall within the closing rank range for that college. Management quota seats offer flexibility in college choice but come with significantly higher tuition fees, which you should verify before confirming your admission.
BDS Cutoff: Dental College Seats
BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) cutoff ranks are listed separately and show higher closing ranks overall compared to MBBS, reflecting lower competition for dental seats. The highest-ranked dental college closed at rank 3,208 in the OPEN category, while the lowest closed at 10,078. This means you need a lower NEET rank to secure a BDS seat than an MBBS seat at similarly-ranked institutions.
BDS seats are distributed across 13 colleges in the government quota with the same five category breakdown (OPEN, SC, ST, SE, EW). If dentistry is your goal, these ranks show you which colleges were accessible in Round 2 and can guide your choices in future rounds if you did not receive an allotment.
Critical Reporting Deadline: September 16, 2026, 4 PM
This is the most important date for allotted candidates. You must complete two mandatory actions by 4:00 PM on September 16, 2026: pay your tuition fee (online or via bank challan) and report physically to your assigned help centre with original documents. Failure to do both will result in automatic cancellation of your seat.
The reporting deadline is strict and applies uniformly across all colleges and quotas. Once your seat is cancelled, it moves to the mop-up round, where fewer seats and more limited options are available. Do not delay—plan your fee payment and document verification now to avoid last-minute complications.
- Pay tuition fee online or through bank challan before the deadline
- Report to your assigned help centre with original documents
- Bring all required documents for verification (admit card, ID proof, etc.)
- Confirm your college and programme choice before reporting
- Keep proof of fee payment and reporting for your records
How to Check Your Cutoff Rank Online
The cutoff document is available as a downloadable PDF on the ACPUGMEC official portal at medadmgujarat.org. To access it, visit the website, navigate to the Medical and Dental tab under Undergraduate Admission, and select the Round 2 last merit rank mop-wise PDF link. The file contains all colleges, quotas, and closing ranks in a single document.
Once you download the PDF, search for your college name and quota category to find the closing rank. Compare your NEET rank with the closing rank: if your rank is equal to or better (lower) than the closing rank, you were eligible for that seat. Save the PDF for your records and for reference during reporting.
- Visit medadmgujarat.org
- Click Medical and Dental tab under Undergraduate Admission
- Select Round 2 last merit rank mop-wise PDF link
- Download and open the PDF file
- Search for your college and quota category
- Compare your NEET rank with the closing rank listed
What Happens If You Miss the Reporting Deadline
If you do not report by September 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM, your allotted seat will be cancelled automatically. Your seat will then be offered to the next candidate on the merit list in the mop-up round. You will lose your chance to join that college in Round 2 and will have to compete for remaining vacant seats in the mop-up round, where options are significantly limited.
The mop-up round typically has far fewer seats available because most colleges have already filled their quota in earlier rounds. Missing the deadline is a serious setback and should be avoided at all costs. If you face genuine hardship or have a valid reason for delay, contact ACPUGMEC immediately—but do not rely on extensions, as they are rarely granted.
Next Steps: Mop-Up Round and Beyond
After Round 2 reporting closes, ACPUGMEC will release the mop-up round schedule and a matrix of vacant seats. The mop-up round is the final allotment opportunity and typically offers only the seats that remain unfilled after Rounds 1 and 2. Watch the official portal for the mop-up notification, which will be published shortly after the Round 2 reporting deadline.
If you did not receive an allotment in Round 2, or if you are waiting for a better college in the mop-up round, prepare your documents and stay alert for the next notification. The mop-up round is your last chance to secure a seat through counselling; after that, only stray-vacancy admissions (if any) may be available.
- Monitor medadmgujarat.org for mop-up round schedule
- Download the vacant seat matrix when released
- Prepare all documents for mop-up registration
- Register and fill choices as soon as the window opens
- Be ready to report immediately if allotted in mop-up
Why Round 2 Matters for Your MBBS/BDS Journey
Round 2 is the second major allotment opportunity and covers the state's 85 percent domicile quota. For many aspirants, this round offers a realistic chance to secure a seat at a college that matches their rank and preferences. The cutoff data released today shows exactly where the competition ended, helping you understand your position in the merit list and plan for future rounds if needed.
This round is also significant because it is the last major allotment before the mop-up round. If you receive an allotment in Round 2 and confirm it by reporting, you secure your MBBS or BDS seat for the year. If you miss this opportunity, your options narrow dramatically in the mop-up round. Treat this deadline with the urgency it deserves.
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What is the reporting deadline for Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 allotment?
The reporting deadline is September 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM. You must pay your tuition fee and report physically to your assigned help centre with original documents by this time. Missing this deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat.
Where can I download the Gujarat Round 2 cutoff document?
The cutoff document is available as a PDF on the ACPUGMEC official portal at medadmgujarat.org. Navigate to the Medical and Dental tab under Undergraduate Admission and select the Round 2 last merit rank mop-wise PDF link to download it.
What do the closing ranks in the cutoff table mean?
The closing rank is the lowest NEET merit rank at which a seat was filled in that college, programme, and quota category. If your rank is equal to or better (lower) than the closing rank, you were eligible for that seat. For example, if a college's OPEN category closing rank is 500, any candidate with rank 500 or better could have been allotted that seat.
What is the difference between Government Quota, Management Quota, and NRI Quota?
Government Quota seats are in state-run medical and dental colleges and are reserved for domicile candidates. Management Quota seats are in private self-financed colleges and typically have higher fees. NRI Quota seats are reserved for Non-Resident Indian candidates. Each has its own cutoff ranks and eligibility criteria.
What documents do I need to bring for reporting at the help centre?
You must bring original documents for verification, typically including your NEET admit card, identity proof, educational certificates, and any other documents specified in your allotment letter. Check your allotment letter for the exact list of required documents and bring them all to avoid rejection.
What happens if I do not report by the deadline?
If you do not report by September 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM, your allotted seat will be cancelled automatically. Your seat will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list during the mop-up round. You will lose your chance to join that college and will have to compete for remaining vacant seats in the mop-up round, where options are very limited.
Can I pay my tuition fee online, or must I use a bank challan?
You can pay your tuition fee either online or through a bank challan, as per your preference. Both modes are accepted. Ensure you complete the payment before the September 16, 2026, 4:00 PM deadline and keep proof of payment for your records.
When will the mop-up round schedule be announced?
ACPUGMEC will publish the mop-up round schedule and vacant seat matrix shortly after Round 2 reporting closes on September 16, 2026. Watch the official portal at medadmgujarat.org for the notification. The mop-up round is the final allotment opportunity before stray-vacancy admissions.
If you received an allotment in Gujarat Round 2, act immediately: verify your college and quota in the cutoff document, arrange your tuition fee payment, and gather all original documents for reporting. The September 16, 2026, 4:00 PM deadline is absolute—missing it will cancel your seat. For those awaiting the mop-up round, stay alert on medadmgujarat.org for the next notification and be ready to register as soon as it opens.
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