Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak (the authority running NEET UG counselling for Haryana) has announced that all candidates who have already joined their allotted MBBS or BDS seats after Round 2 can now resign from those seats. This is your window to step back if you have changed your mind, received a better option elsewhere, or wish to pursue a different path. The resignation window is open only until 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM. If you are a Haryana NEET UG 2026 candidate who has joined a seat and are considering stepping back, this notice directly affects you.
If you have joined an MBBS or BDS seat in Haryana after Round 2 counselling and want to resign, you must submit your resignation in person at your college by 3 October 2026, 4:00 PM—emails will not be accepted.
What is this resignation window?
After Round 2 of NEET UG counselling in Haryana, candidates who were allotted seats joined their respective medical or dental colleges. This notice gives those candidates a final opportunity to resign from their joined seats if they wish to withdraw from the admission.
This is not a cancellation of the entire counselling process—it is a chance for individual candidates who have already joined to step back. Once you resign, your seat becomes vacant and may be offered to another candidate in a subsequent round or waitlist. The resignation window is strictly limited to 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM; after that time, no resignations will be accepted.
Who can resign?
Any candidate who has joined an allotted MBBS or BDS seat in Haryana for the 2026-27 academic session can resign. This includes candidates who joined seats in government colleges, government-aided colleges, private medical and dental colleges, and private/minority universities operating in Haryana.
The colleges and universities covered are: all government and government-aided medical and dental colleges in Haryana, private medical and dental colleges in the state, SGT University (Budhera, Gurugram), Maharishi Markendeshwar University (Sadhopur, Ambala), Al-Falah University (Douj, Faridabad), and Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar, under Sanskaram University). If you joined a seat at any of these institutions after Round 2, you are eligible to resign.
Important dates and deadline
The resignation window opened after Round 2 allotment and closes on 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM. This is a hard deadline—no resignations will be accepted after 4:00 PM on that date. If you are considering resignation, do not wait until the last moment; submit your resignation well before the deadline to avoid any technical or logistical issues.
- Resignation deadline: 3 October 2026, 4:00 PM
- Submission method: In person at your allotted college (not by email or online portal)
How to resign: step-by-step process
Resignation must be submitted in person at your allotted college. You cannot resign by email, phone, or any online method. Visit the admission or academic office of your college and submit your resignation letter or form directly to the person in charge.
The notice emphasizes that colleges have been instructed to keep their offices open during this period to ensure candidates can submit resignations without hardship. If you face any difficulty accessing the college office, contact the college administration directly to arrange a time to submit your resignation.
- Go to your allotted college in person
- Visit the admission or academic office
- Submit your resignation to the person in charge
- Do NOT send emails—they will not be accepted
- Obtain a receipt or acknowledgment of your resignation if possible
Why resign? When should you consider it?
You might consider resigning if you have received a better seat option through another counselling round, if you wish to pursue a different course or career path, if you have personal or financial circumstances that prevent you from joining, or if you are waiting for a higher-ranked college in a subsequent round. Resigning frees up your seat for other candidates and allows you to explore other options.
However, be aware that once you resign, you may lose your current seat permanently. If you are hoping for a better option in a future round, check the counselling schedule and understand whether additional rounds are planned before you resign. Resigning is a final decision for that particular seat.
What happens after you resign?
Once your resignation is accepted by the college, your seat is vacated and becomes available for allocation to other candidates. Depending on the counselling schedule, this seat may be offered in a subsequent round, through a waitlist, or to candidates on the merit list who have not yet been allotted.
You will not be eligible to claim this seat again unless you participate in further counselling rounds (if any are conducted). Ensure you understand the full counselling schedule and any remaining rounds before you resign, so you know what options remain available to you.
Critical trap: Email resignations will NOT be accepted
The notice explicitly states: 'No emails will be considered for this purpose.' This is a major trap. Many candidates may assume they can email their resignation to the college or the counselling authority, but this will not work. Your resignation will be ignored if submitted by email, and you will remain enrolled in your seat past the deadline.
You must physically visit your college and submit your resignation in person. There is no exception to this rule. If you are unable to visit in person due to distance or other reasons, contact your college immediately to ask if they can arrange an alternative (such as a representative submission), but do not rely on email.
- ⚠️ Email resignations are NOT accepted
- ⚠️ You must resign in person at your college
- ⚠️ Contact your college if you cannot visit in person to ask about alternatives
Colleges covered under this notice
This resignation window applies to candidates who joined seats at any government, government-aided, or private medical and dental college in Haryana, as well as candidates at private/minority universities operating in the state. The notice specifically names four private/minority universities: SGT University (Budhera, Gurugram), Maharishi Markendeshwar University (Sadhopur, Ambala), Al-Falah University (Douj, Faridabad), and Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar, under Sanskaram University).
If you joined a seat at any other medical or dental college in Haryana not specifically named, this notice still applies to you. The list of named universities is not exhaustive—it is provided as examples of private/minority institutions included in the counselling.
- Government medical and dental colleges in Haryana
- Government-aided medical and dental colleges in Haryana
- Private medical and dental colleges in Haryana
- SGT University, Budhera, Gurugram
- Maharishi Markendeshwar University, Sadhopur, Ambala
- Al-Falah University, Douj, Faridabad
- Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences, Jhajjar (Sanskaram University)
What you need to know about the 2026-27 academic session
This resignation window is specifically for the 2026-27 academic session. If you joined a seat for this session after Round 2 counselling, you are covered by this notice. The notice applies to both MBBS and BDS courses—whether you are pursuing a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), you can resign under this window.
What to do if your college office is closed or inaccessible
The notice instructs all colleges to keep their offices open during this resignation period to avoid hardship to candidates. However, if you find that your college office is closed or you are unable to access it, contact the college administration immediately. Explain your situation and ask for an alternative arrangement, such as submitting your resignation to a specific person or office, or arranging a time when you can visit.
Do not assume that because you cannot visit on a particular day, you cannot resign. Reach out to the college proactively. The authority has made it clear that colleges must facilitate resignations, so most colleges will work with you to find a solution.
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Can I resign from my MBBS/BDS seat after joining in Haryana?
Yes. If you have joined an allotted MBBS or BDS seat in Haryana after Round 2 counselling, you can resign from that seat until 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM. You must submit your resignation in person at your college—emails will not be accepted.
What is the last date to resign?
The last date to resign is 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM. No resignations will be accepted after this time. If you are considering resignation, submit it well before the deadline.
How do I resign? Can I email my resignation?
No, you cannot resign by email. You must visit your allotted college in person and submit your resignation to the person in charge at the admission or academic office. The notice explicitly states that emails will not be considered.
What colleges are covered by this resignation window?
All government, government-aided, and private medical and dental colleges in Haryana are covered, as well as private/minority universities such as SGT University (Gurugram), Maharishi Markendeshwar University (Ambala), Al-Falah University (Faridabad), and Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar). If you joined a seat at any medical or dental college in Haryana, you can resign.
What happens to my seat after I resign?
Once you resign, your seat becomes vacant and is available for allocation to other candidates. Depending on the counselling schedule, it may be offered in a subsequent round or through a waitlist. You will not be able to claim this seat again unless you participate in further counselling rounds.
Can I resign if I want to wait for a better college in the next round?
You can resign if you wish, but be aware that once you resign, you lose your current seat permanently. Before resigning, check the counselling schedule to understand what further rounds are planned and whether you are likely to get a better option. Resigning is a final decision for that seat.
What if my college office is closed during the resignation period?
Colleges have been instructed to keep their offices open during this period to facilitate resignations. If you find the office closed, contact the college administration immediately and ask for an alternative arrangement. Do not assume you cannot resign—reach out to the college to find a solution.
Does this resignation window apply to both MBBS and BDS courses?
Yes. The resignation window applies to candidates who have joined allotted seats in both MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) and BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) courses for the 2026-27 academic session.
Can I resign on behalf of someone else, or can my parent resign for me?
The notice requires resignation to be submitted in person at the college. While the notice does not explicitly prohibit a representative, it is safest to submit your resignation yourself. If you cannot visit in person, contact your college to ask if they will accept a resignation from a parent or representative, but do not assume they will.
What if I miss the 3 October deadline?
If you miss the 3 October 2026, 4:00 PM deadline, you will not be able to resign under this window. You will remain enrolled in your seat. Contact the counselling authority or your college immediately to ask if there are any other options available, but do not expect a resignation to be accepted after the deadline.
If you have joined an MBBS or BDS seat in Haryana after Round 2 counselling and are considering resignation, act now. Visit your allotted college in person and submit your resignation to the admission office before 3 October 2026 at 4:00 PM. Do not email your resignation—it will not be accepted. If you have any doubts about whether you should resign, contact your college or the counselling authority (Pt. B.D. Sharma UHS Rohtak) for guidance before the deadline passes.
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