Haryana NEET UG 2026 Round 3: Eligible Candidates After Document Verification

The Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana, has released the official list of 284 eligible candidates who successfully completed physical document verification in Round 3 of NEET UG 2026 counselling on 15 October 2026. This list is critical: only candidates whose names and registration numbers appear here can proceed to the next stage of seat allotment. The verification checked that your original documents match your application and that you meet all eligibility criteria. If your name is on this list, you are cleared to receive a seat; if not, your application has been rejected at the verification stage.

What This List Means

This is the official list of candidates who have passed the physical document verification stage in Round 3 of Haryana NEET UG 2026 counselling. Physical document verification means DMER officials have checked your original certificates, identity proof, category certificate (if applicable), and other documents in person and confirmed they are genuine and match your online application.

Being on this list does NOT mean you have been allotted a seat yet. It means you are eligible to receive one. The next step is seat allotment, which will be done based on your NEET score, category, and the availability of seats in colleges. Your final allotment will depend on your rank and your choices of colleges and courses.

How to Check If You Are Eligible

The list contains 284 candidates arranged by serial number. Each row shows: Registration Number, Candidate Name, NEET Roll Number, NEET Score, Allotted Category, Allotted Course (M.B.B.S. or B.D.S.), and Allotted College.

To find yourself: (1) Locate your Registration Number (the 7-digit number starting with 26, e.g., 2601697) in the first column. (2) Verify your name matches exactly. (3) Check your NEET score and the category you were allotted. If all three match your records, you are on the list and eligible to proceed.

If your registration number does NOT appear anywhere on this list, your application has been rejected at the document verification stage. You will not be allotted a seat in this round. Contact DMER immediately to understand why.

Understanding the Allotted Category

The 'Allotted Category' column shows the category under which you have been placed for seat allotment. This is crucial because seats are reserved for different categories, and your allotment will be made only from seats meant for your category.

Common categories in this list include: OPEN_CAT (unreserved/general seats), BCB (Backward Classes—Haryana), BCA (Backward Classes—All India), EWS (Economically Weaker Sections), SC_DEPRIVED (Scheduled Caste—Deprived), OSC (Other State Category), MINORITY (minority community seats), and NRI categories (Non-Resident Indian). Some candidates also show combined categories like 'BCA_ESM_FF Priority-VI' or 'OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF Priority-VI', which indicate additional priority or special provisions.

⚠️ **Important:** If the category shown does not match what you applied for or expected, do not ignore it. Verify immediately with DMER. A wrong category allotment can affect which colleges and seats you are eligible for.

Allotted Course: M.B.B.S. vs B.D.S.

The 'Allotted Course' column shows whether you have been placed in the M.B.B.S. (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery—5.5 years) or B.D.S. (Bachelor of Dental Surgery—5 years) stream. This is determined by your NEET score, your choices, and seat availability.

Most candidates on this list are allotted M.B.B.S., but some are allotted B.D.S. If you applied for M.B.B.S. but are shown as allotted B.D.S., it means either: (a) your score was not high enough for an M.B.B.S. seat in your category, or (b) you had ranked B.D.S. higher in your choice list. Check your choice form to confirm what you had selected.

Allotted College: Where You May Study

The 'Allotted College' column shows the college where a seat may be offered to you. This is a provisional allotment based on your score, category, and choices. The final allotment will be announced in the next phase.

Colleges listed include government institutions (e.g., Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS Rohtak, ESIC Medical College NIT Faridabad, Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College Karnal) and private/deemed institutions (e.g., Adesh Medical College, World College of Medical Sciences, Al-Falah School of Medical Science). The college you are allotted depends on your rank and your preference order.

⚠️ **Note:** The college shown here is provisional. Your final allotment will be confirmed only after you report for document verification at the allotted college and complete the admission process.

What Happens Next After This List

Now that you are on the eligible candidates list, the next steps are: (1) **Seat Allotment:** DMER will release the final seat allotment list, which will assign you a specific seat at a specific college based on your rank and choices. (2) **Reporting:** You must report to your allotted college on the date specified by DMER with all original documents and the allotment letter. (3) **Admission:** The college will verify your documents again and complete your admission formalities.

The exact dates for seat allotment and reporting will be announced by DMER separately. Keep checking the official DMER/UHS Rohtak portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) for updates. Missing the reporting deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat.

Common Reasons for Rejection at Document Verification

If you are NOT on this list, your application was rejected during physical document verification. Common reasons include: (1) **Missing or incomplete documents** – you did not bring all required certificates (10th, 12th, NEET admit card, ID proof, etc.). (2) **Document mismatch** – your original documents do not match the information in your online application (e.g., name spelling, date of birth, category). (3) **Invalid category certificate** – your SC/ST/OBC/EWS certificate is expired, not issued by the competent authority, or does not match your application. (4) **Fake or forged documents** – DMER found evidence that documents were tampered with or falsified. (5) **Eligibility issue** – you do not meet the basic eligibility criteria (e.g., you did not pass 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or you are below the age limit).

If you believe your rejection was an error, contact DMER immediately with proof. Some states allow a single appeal or re-verification in exceptional cases, but this must be done within the specified timeframe.

Important Traps and Things Not to Miss

⚠️ **Trap 1: Assuming allotment = admission.** Being on this eligible list and even receiving a provisional allotment does NOT guarantee your seat. You must report to the college on time with all original documents. If you do not report, your seat will be cancelled and given to the next candidate.

⚠️ **Trap 2: Ignoring category mismatch.** If the category shown is different from what you applied for, do not assume it is correct. Verify with DMER immediately. A wrong category can lock you out of seats you were eligible for.

⚠️ **Trap 3: Missing the reporting date.** DMER will announce a specific date by which you must report to your allotted college. If you miss this date, even by one day, your seat will be forfeited. Mark the date clearly and plan your travel in advance.

⚠️ **Trap 4: Not bringing original documents to the college.** When you report, you must bring ALL original documents (certificates, ID proof, category certificate, NEET admit card, allotment letter, etc.). Photocopies alone will not be accepted. If you do not have originals, your admission will be cancelled.

⚠️ **Trap 5: Assuming the college name is final.** The college shown here is provisional. If you are not satisfied with it, you may be able to participate in a stray vacancy round or upgrade round later (if DMER conducts one). Do not reject your allotment immediately; wait for official instructions.

How to Download and Save This List

The official list is available on the DMER/UHS Rohtak counselling portal at uhsrugcounselling.com. You can download the PDF, print it, and save a copy for your records. It is also a good idea to take a screenshot of your entry on the list as proof of eligibility.

Keep this list safe. You will need to refer to it when reporting to your allotted college and during the admission process.

Contact and Support

If you have questions about your eligibility, category allotment, or the next steps, contact: **DMER Haryana** or the **UHS Rohtak Counselling Cell** through the official portal or the phone numbers listed on uhsrugcounselling.com. Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information.

If you believe there is an error in your entry on this list (e.g., your name is misspelled, your score is wrong, your category is incorrect), file a formal complaint with DMER with supporting documents as soon as possible.

Frequently asked questions

If your registration number appears on this list, congratulations—you have cleared document verification and are eligible for seat allotment. Check your entry carefully for any errors in name, score, category, or college. If you are not on the list, contact DMER immediately to understand why and explore your options. The next phase is seat allotment; watch the official DMER/UHS Rohtak portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) for the allotment date and reporting instructions. Do not miss the reporting deadline—your seat will be forfeited if you do not report on time with all original documents.