The Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana has released the official list of 472 eligible candidates who successfully completed physical document verification on 19 September 2026 for Round 2 of NEET UG 2026 counselling. This list is critical for your admission journey — it confirms that your documents have been verified and you are cleared to proceed to seat allotment. The list shows your registration number, NEET score, allotted category (Open, Management, OBC, SC, etc.), course (MBBS or BDS), and the college where your seat has been provisionally allotted. If your name appears here, you have cleared a major hurdle; if it does not, you must understand why and take corrective action immediately.
If your registration number appears on this list with a verified status, your documents have been accepted and you are eligible for seat allotment in Round 2 — verify your category, course, and college details immediately.
What This List Means for You
This is the official list of candidates who have passed the physical document verification stage for Round 2 of Haryana NEET UG 2026 counselling. Physical document verification is a mandatory step where the counselling authority checks your original certificates, identity proof, category certificate (if applicable), and other supporting documents against the information you submitted online.
Being on this list means your documents were found to be in order and match your online application. You are now eligible to receive a seat allotment in Round 2. However, appearing on this list does NOT guarantee a seat — it only means you have cleared the verification stage and will be considered for allotment based on your NEET score, category, and the availability of seats in your chosen colleges.
The list contains 472 candidates across MBBS and BDS courses. Most are allotted under the Management (MGT) quota, with a smaller number in Open Category (OPEN_CAT) and other reserved categories. Your allotted category determines which seats you are eligible for and affects your rank in the merit list.
How to Find Your Name on the List
The list is arranged by serial number (Sr.No.) from 1 to 472. Each row contains: your registration number (Reg. No.), full name, NEET roll number, NEET score, allotted category, allotted course, and allotted college.
To locate yourself: (1) Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search your registration number or name in the PDF. (2) Alternatively, scan through the list manually — it is ordered by registration number. (3) Note down all six columns of information for your record.
If you cannot find your name, it means either your documents were not verified, or there was an issue with your application. In that case, contact the DMER Haryana counselling helpline or visit the UHS Rohtak portal immediately to understand the reason and take corrective steps.
Understanding Your Allotted Category
Your allotted category is shown in the 'Allotted Category' column. This is the category under which you have been placed for seat allotment. The main categories in this list are:
**OPEN_CAT** — Open category (no reservation). Candidates in this category compete for all open seats across all colleges.
**OPEN_CAT_PWBD** — Open category for Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD). Reserved for candidates with a disability certificate issued by a competent authority.
**MGT** — Management quota. These are seats filled by colleges through their own counselling process, typically for candidates who do not qualify for government-funded seats.
**OSC** — Other State Category. For candidates from outside Haryana.
**BCB** — Backward Class (if applicable in Haryana's reservation policy).
Your category determines which seats you can apply for and your position in the merit list. If your allotted category does not match what you expected, verify your category certificate was submitted correctly during registration.
- OPEN_CAT = Open category (no reservation)
- OPEN_CAT_PWBD = Open category with disability
- MGT = Management quota
- OSC = Other State Category
- BCB = Backward Class (if applicable)
Allotted Course: MBBS vs BDS
The 'Allotted Course' column shows whether you have been allotted for MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) or BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery). This is the course you will study if you accept your seat.
MBBS is a 5.5-year medical degree leading to a career as a doctor. BDS is a 5-year dental degree leading to a career as a dentist. Both are regulated by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and are highly competitive.
Your allotted course is based on your NEET score, your choices during registration, and the availability of seats. If you are allotted a course you did not choose, you may have the option to upgrade or downgrade during the choice-filling stage (if applicable in your round). Check the counselling schedule for details.
- MBBS = 5.5-year medical degree (doctor)
- BDS = 5-year dental degree (dentist)
Allotted College: Where You May Study
The 'Allotted College' column shows the college where your seat has been provisionally allotted. This is the institution where you will study if you accept the allotment. The list includes colleges across Haryana and some from neighbouring states, such as:
Government colleges: Pt. Neki Ram Sharma Government Medical College (Bhiwani), Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS (Rohtak).
Private colleges: Adesh Medical College & Hospital (Shahbad, Kurukshetra), NC Medical College & Hospital (Israna, Panipat), World College of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar), Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences (SGT University, Gurugram), Maharishi Markendeshwar College of Medical Sciences (Ambala), and others.
Dental colleges: PGIDS (Rohtak), SGT Dental College (Gurugram), Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences (Faridabad), J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College (Yamunanagar), Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College (Punchkula), Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences (Yamunanagar).
Your allotted college is based on your score, category, and the seats available. If you are unhappy with the allotment, you may have the option to participate in a subsequent round or upgrade/downgrade during choice-filling (if permitted). Verify the college's location, infrastructure, and reputation before accepting.
- Government colleges: PGIMS Rohtak, Pt. Neki Ram Sharma GMC Bhiwani
- Major private medical colleges: Adesh, NC Medical, World College, SGT University, Maharishi Markendeshwar
- Dental colleges: PGIDS, SGT Dental, Sudha Rustagi, J.N. Kapoor, Swami Devi Dayal, Yamuna Institute
NEET Score and Merit Ranking
The 'Score' column shows your NEET UG 2026 score out of 720. This score is the basis for your ranking and eligibility for seat allotment. Scores in this list range from 554 (highest) to 208 (lowest), reflecting the wide range of candidates who have cleared document verification.
Your score determines your position in the merit list within your category. Candidates with higher scores are typically allotted seats first. However, the exact merit list and allotment depend on the number of seats available, the category-wise distribution, and the choices you make during the choice-filling stage.
If your score is lower than expected or you believe there is an error, contact the NEET authority (NTA) or DMER Haryana immediately. Score corrections are rare but possible if there is a genuine error in evaluation.
- Score range in this list: 208 to 554 out of 720
- Higher score = higher priority for seat allotment
- Score determines merit ranking within your category
What Happens Next: Choice Filling and Final Allotment
Being on this eligible list is the first step. The next stage is typically choice filling, where you will log into the counselling portal and rank your preferred colleges and courses in order of preference. You must fill your choices carefully — the allotment algorithm will assign you a seat based on your score, category, and your choice order.
After choice filling closes, the counselling authority will run the allotment algorithm and release a final seat allotment list. Your provisional allotment shown on this list may change based on your choices and the choices of other candidates.
Once you receive your final allotment, you will have a limited time window (usually 2–3 days) to report to your allotted college, submit your original documents, pay the admission fee, and complete registration. Failure to report within the deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat.
If you are not satisfied with your allotment, you may be eligible to participate in a subsequent round (if announced) or apply for upgradation/downgradation (if permitted). Check the counselling schedule and rules carefully.
- Next step: Choice filling (rank your preferred colleges)
- Then: Final allotment list released
- Then: Report to college within deadline
- Possible: Subsequent rounds or upgradation (if permitted)
Important: Document Verification Traps and Common Mistakes
**Category Certificate Issues**: If you claimed a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, etc.) during registration, your category certificate must be issued by the competent authority and must clearly state your category and sub-group (if applicable). Certificates issued after the cutoff date or from unauthorised bodies are often rejected. Verify your certificate is valid before the next stage.
**Domicile Certificate**: Many candidates are allotted under 'Other State Category' (OSC) because their domicile certificate was not accepted or was missing. Ensure your domicile certificate is from the correct state authority and is recent (usually issued within the last 2–3 years).
**PwBD Certificate**: If you are allotted under OPEN_CAT_PWBD, your disability certificate must be issued by a medical board recognised by the government. Self-issued or private certificates are not accepted.
**Name Mismatch**: Your name on your NEET admit card, category certificate, domicile certificate, and other documents must match exactly. Even minor spelling differences (e.g., 'Raj' vs 'Rajesh') can cause rejection. If there is a mismatch, obtain a corrected certificate or an affidavit from a notary.
**Missing or Incomplete Documents**: If any required document is missing or incomplete (e.g., no signature, no seal, pages missing), your verification will fail. Always carry a complete set of originals and photocopies to the verification centre.
**Qualification Certificate Issues**: Your 12th-pass certificate or equivalent must show that you have passed with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. If your certificate does not clearly show these subjects, bring a detailed mark sheet or a letter from your school.
- ⚠️ Category certificate must be from competent authority and show sub-group
- ⚠️ Domicile certificate must be recent and from correct state
- ⚠️ PwBD certificate must be from government-recognised medical board
- ⚠️ Name must match exactly across all documents
- ⚠️ All documents must be complete and original
- ⚠️ 12th certificate must clearly show Physics, Chemistry, Biology
If Your Name Is NOT on This List
If you do not see your name on this list, it means your documents were not verified on 19 September 2026. This could be because: (1) You did not appear for document verification on the scheduled date. (2) Your documents were incomplete or did not meet the requirements. (3) There was an error in your registration or application. (4) You were allotted a later date for verification (check the counselling portal for your scheduled date).
**Immediate Action**: Log into the UHS Rohtak counselling portal and check your application status. Look for any messages or notifications explaining why your verification was not completed. If there is a scheduled date for your verification, mark it on your calendar and ensure you attend with all required documents.
**If You Missed Your Scheduled Date**: Contact DMER Haryana or the counselling helpline immediately. Depending on the counselling rules, you may be given a second chance to verify your documents, or you may be excluded from this round. Do not delay.
**If Your Documents Were Rejected**: The portal should show the reason (e.g., 'Category certificate not valid', 'Domicile certificate missing'). Obtain the corrected or missing document and reapply if a subsequent verification window is announced.
- Check your status on the UHS Rohtak portal
- Look for messages explaining why verification was not completed
- If you have a scheduled date, attend with all required documents
- If you missed your date, contact DMER Haryana immediately
- If documents were rejected, obtain corrected documents and reapply
Key Dates and Deadlines to Remember
**Document Verification Date**: 19 September 2026 (already completed for candidates on this list).
**This List Release**: The date this list was published is not explicitly stated in the document, but it is typically released within 1–2 days of the verification date.
**Next Steps**: The counselling portal should display the dates for choice filling, final allotment, and reporting. Check the portal regularly for updates. Deadlines for choice filling and reporting are usually very tight (24–48 hours), so do not miss them.
**Important**: The notice does not specify the exact dates for choice filling or final allotment. You must log into the UHS Rohtak portal immediately to find these dates and plan accordingly. Missing a deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.
- Document verification: 19 September 2026
- This list: Released shortly after verification
- Choice filling: Check portal for exact date and deadline
- Final allotment: Check portal for exact date
- Reporting to college: Check portal for exact date and deadline
How to Use This List Effectively
**Step 1: Verify Your Details**: Search for your registration number on this list. Confirm your name, NEET score, allotted category, course, and college are correct. If there is any error, note it down and contact DMER Haryana immediately.
**Step 2: Research Your Allotted College**: Look up your allotted college online. Check its location, infrastructure, faculty, placement record, and student reviews. Understand what you are getting into.
**Step 3: Prepare for Choice Filling**: Even though you have a provisional allotment, you will likely have the option to fill choices during the next stage. Research other colleges and courses you might prefer. Prepare a ranked list of your preferences.
**Step 4: Gather Your Documents**: Prepare all original documents you will need to submit at your allotted college: NEET admit card, 12th certificate, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, PwBD certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar, passport-size photos, and any other documents specified by the college.
**Step 5: Monitor the Portal**: Check the UHS Rohtak counselling portal daily for updates on choice filling dates, final allotment, and reporting deadlines. Set phone reminders so you do not miss any deadline.
**Step 6: Be Ready to Report**: Once you receive your final allotment, be prepared to report to your college within the deadline. Delays can result in loss of your seat.
- ✅ Verify your details on the list
- ✅ Research your allotted college
- ✅ Prepare a ranked list of college preferences
- ✅ Gather all required original documents
- ✅ Monitor the portal daily for updates
- ✅ Be ready to report to college within deadline
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What does it mean if my name is on this eligible candidates list?
It means your physical documents were verified on 19 September 2026 and found to be in order. You have cleared the document verification stage and are eligible to receive a seat allotment in Round 2. However, this does not guarantee a seat — you must still participate in choice filling and the final allotment process.
What should I do if I find an error in my details on this list (e.g., wrong name, wrong score, wrong category)?
Contact DMER Haryana or the UHS Rohtak counselling helpline immediately with proof of the error. Provide your registration number and explain the discrepancy. Errors in category or score can significantly affect your allotment, so do not ignore them. Request a correction before the next stage begins.
I am allotted under Management (MGT) quota. What does this mean for my admission?
Management quota seats are filled by colleges through their own counselling process, typically for candidates who do not qualify for government-funded seats. Your admission to a management quota seat may involve additional fees or conditions set by the college. Verify the fee structure and terms with your allotted college before accepting the seat.
My name is not on this list. What should I do?
Log into the UHS Rohtak counselling portal and check your application status. You may have a scheduled date for document verification on a later date, or your documents may have been rejected. If you have a scheduled date, attend with all required documents. If your documents were rejected, obtain the corrected documents and reapply if a subsequent verification window is announced. Contact DMER Haryana if you are unsure.
What happens after this list is released? What is the next step?
The next step is typically choice filling, where you will log into the counselling portal and rank your preferred colleges and courses. After choice filling closes, the counselling authority will run the allotment algorithm and release a final seat allotment list. You will then have a limited time to report to your allotted college with your original documents.
Can I change my allotted college or course after this list is released?
This list shows a provisional allotment. You will likely have the opportunity to fill your choices during the next stage, which may allow you to upgrade or downgrade to a different college or course. However, the final allotment depends on your score, category, and your choice order. Check the counselling rules and portal for details on whether upgradation/downgradation is permitted.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my allotted college?
You will need to bring: NEET admit card, 12th-pass certificate, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, PwBD certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, passport-size photos, and any other documents specified by your allotted college. Always carry originals and photocopies. Check your college's website or the counselling portal for a complete list.
What is the deadline for reporting to my allotted college?
The notice does not specify the exact reporting deadline. This information will be provided on the UHS Rohtak counselling portal once your final allotment is released. Reporting deadlines are typically very tight (24–48 hours), so check the portal immediately after your final allotment is announced and plan accordingly. Missing the deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.
I am allotted under OPEN_CAT_PWBD. What does this mean?
OPEN_CAT_PWBD means you have been allotted under the Open category with a Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD) reservation. This means you have a disability certificate issued by a competent government authority. You are eligible for seats reserved for PwBD candidates and may also compete for open seats depending on the counselling rules.
Can I participate in a subsequent round if I am not satisfied with my allotment in Round 2?
This depends on the counselling schedule and rules set by DMER Haryana. Some counselling processes have multiple rounds, while others do not. Check the UHS Rohtak counselling portal or contact DMER Haryana to find out if subsequent rounds are planned and what the eligibility criteria are.
What if my category certificate is not accepted during document verification?
If your category certificate is rejected, you will be allotted under the Open category (OPEN_CAT) instead of your claimed reserved category. This can significantly affect your ranking and seat allotment. If you believe your certificate is valid, contact DMER Haryana immediately with proof and request a review. Obtain a corrected certificate from the competent authority if needed.
How do I know which colleges are government and which are private?
Government colleges are typically run by the state or central government and have names like 'Government Medical College' or 'PGIMS'. Private colleges are run by private trusts or companies and have names like 'Adesh Medical College', 'NC Medical College', 'World College', etc. Government colleges usually have lower fees and higher prestige, while private colleges may have better infrastructure but higher fees. Research each college individually.
If your name appears on this list, congratulations — you have cleared a major hurdle in your admission journey. Immediately verify all your details, research your allotted college, and prepare for the next stage (choice filling and final allotment). Check the UHS Rohtak counselling portal daily for updates on deadlines and next steps. If your name does not appear, contact DMER Haryana urgently to understand why and take corrective action. Do not miss any deadline — your seat depends on it.
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