The Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana has released the provisional merit list and seat allotment for the Special Stray Round of MBBS and BDS admissions for the 2026-27 academic session. This list shows which candidates have been allocated seats in government, government-aided, and private medical and dental colleges across Haryana, including institutions under SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, and Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences. The allotment has been done based on candidates' NEET-UG 2026 scores, their category, seat matrix, and the preferences they filled online. This is a provisional result only and subject to change. If you find any discrepancy in your allotment details, you must raise a grievance immediately through the admission portal.
Check the provisional allotment list for your name, AIR, allotted course (MBBS/BDS), college, and category—and report any errors by 10.11.2026 11:30 AM through the admission portal.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Special Stray Round?
The Special Stray Round is a final counselling round held after the main and regular rounds of seat allocation. It is designed to fill any remaining vacant seats in MBBS and BDS courses across Haryana's medical and dental colleges. Candidates who did not get a seat in earlier rounds, or who wish to upgrade their allotment, can participate in this round by filling fresh preferences online.
This round includes seats from government colleges, government-aided colleges, and private colleges (including those under private universities). The allotment in this round is based strictly on merit (NEET-UG 2026 score and rank), category eligibility, and the candidate's online preference form.
How to Find Your Name in the List
The provisional allotment list contains 538 candidates. Each entry shows the candidate's serial number, NEET-UG 2026 All India Rank (AIR), NEET-UG 2026 score, registration number, candidate name, allotted category, allotted course (MBBS or BDS), allotted institute, and a remark (either 'Allocated' or 'Not Allocated').
Search for your name or registration number in the list. If your remark shows 'Allocated', you have been assigned a seat. The columns will show which course (MBBS or BDS) and which college you have been allotted. If your remark shows 'Not Allocated', no seat has been assigned to you in this round, and you may be eligible for future rounds or spot counselling if seats remain vacant.
- Look for your registration number (Reg. No.) in the list
- Check the 'Remark' column: 'Allocated' = seat assigned; 'Not Allocated' = no seat
- If allocated, note your allotted course, college, and category
- If not allocated, you remain in the waitlist for future rounds
Understanding Your Allotment Details
If you have been allocated a seat, the list shows four key pieces of information: your allotted category (e.g., OPEN CAT, MGT, or blank if not applicable), your allotted course (MBBS or BDS), the name of the college where you have been allotted, and your remark ('Allocated'). For example, candidate ANSHUL (Reg. No. 2605608, AIR 28672, Score 562) has been allotted MBBS under OPEN CAT at Bhagat Phool Singh Govt. Medical College For Women, Khanpur Kalan.
The allotted category indicates the quota under which your seat has been filled—OPEN CAT means general category, MGT means management quota. If the category column is blank (shown as '–'), it means you were not allocated a seat in this round. The course column shows whether you have been allotted MBBS (5.5-year Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) or BDS (3-year Bachelor of Dental Surgery).
- Allotted Category: the quota type (OPEN CAT, MGT, or blank if not allocated)
- Allotted Course: MBBS or BDS
- Allotted Institute: the full name of the college
- Remark: 'Allocated' or 'Not Allocated'
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Colleges Included in This Round
The Special Stray Round includes seats from government medical colleges, government-aided colleges, and private colleges across Haryana. Government colleges include institutions like Bhagat Phool Singh Govt. Medical College For Women (Khanpur Kalan), NC Medical College & Hospital (Israna, Panipat), and Adesh Medical College & Hospital (Kurukshetra). Private colleges include SGT University (Budhera, Gurugram), Maharishi Markandeshwar University (Sadhopur, Ambala), Al-Falah University (a minority private university), Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar), World College of Medical Sciences and Research (Jhajjar), and Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research (Yamunanagar).
The allotment has been done as per the Haryana Government notifications dated 27.08.2026 and the seat matrix for the 2026-27 session. Each college has a fixed number of MBBS and BDS seats, and these are filled based on merit and candidate preferences.
- Government colleges: Bhagat Phool Singh, NC Medical College, Adesh Medical College, and others
- Private universities: SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences, World College of Medical Sciences, Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences
Important: This is a Provisional Result Only
The notice explicitly states that the provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change.' This means the allotment shown in this list is not final. Seats may be reallocated, upgraded, or cancelled based on document verification, candidate acceptance, or other administrative reasons. You cannot claim any right over the allotted seat based on this provisional list alone.
The provisional result cannot be challenged before a court of law. However, if you find a discrepancy in the data shown (such as an error in your name, score, AIR, or category), you must report it immediately through the admission portal by raising a grievance ticket.
- This list is provisional and subject to change
- You do not have a final right to the seat until you complete document verification and acceptance
- The result cannot be challenged in court
- Report any data errors immediately
How Seat Allocation Was Done
Seat allocation in this round has been done strictly as per the preferences you filled online, your category, the seat matrix, and your NEET-UG 2026 score and rank. The system matches your preferences (in the order you ranked them) with available seats, starting from the highest-ranked candidate. If your first preference college has no seat available in your category, the system moves to your second preference, and so on.
The seat matrix defines how many MBBS and BDS seats are available in each college, and how many are reserved for different categories (general, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). Your category eligibility is determined by your caste/tribe certificate and other documents submitted during registration. Only candidates who meet the eligibility criteria for a particular category can be allotted seats under that category.
- Allocation is based on NEET-UG 2026 score and rank (AIR)
- Your online preference form determines which colleges are considered
- Seats are filled in order of merit within each category
- The seat matrix defines available seats in each college and category
Raising a Grievance: What to Do If You Find an Error
If you notice any discrepancy in the provisional result—such as an error in your name, registration number, NEET score, AIR, category, or allotted college—you must report it immediately. The notice states that grievances must be raised online through the admission portal only, by raising a ticket under the category 'Grievances'. The deadline to report grievances is 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM. After this time, no grievances will be accepted.
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Do not contact the college or the DMER office directly. Use only the online portal to lodge your complaint. When raising a ticket, provide clear details of the error you have found and attach any supporting documents (such as your admit card, score card, or category certificate) if needed. The DMER team will review your grievance and issue a corrected allotment list if the error is confirmed.
- Raise grievances ONLY through the admission portal by raising a ticket
- Category: select 'Grievances'
- Deadline: 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM (strict)
- Provide clear details of the discrepancy and supporting documents
- Do not contact the college or DMER office directly
What Happens Next After Allotment?
After the provisional allotment list is finalized (following the grievance period), candidates who have been allocated seats will be called for document verification and acceptance. You will need to report to your allotted college with all original documents (10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, score card, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, and other documents as specified by the college). During verification, the college will check that your documents are genuine and that you meet all eligibility criteria.
After successful document verification, you will be asked to formally accept your seat by paying the acceptance fee and signing the acceptance form. Only after acceptance will your seat be confirmed. If you do not report for verification or do not accept your seat within the specified time, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the merit list. The exact dates and procedures for document verification and acceptance will be announced separately by DMER.
- Document verification will be held at your allotted college
- Bring all original documents (10th, 12th, NEET admit card, score card, category certificate, domicile, etc.)
- After verification, formally accept your seat by paying the acceptance fee
- Failure to report or accept will result in cancellation of your seat
- Dates for verification and acceptance will be announced separately
Key Dates and Deadlines
The provisional allotment list was released on 10.11.2026. The deadline to raise grievances is 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM—this is the same day, so you must act immediately if you find any error. After the grievance period closes, the list will be finalized. Subsequent dates for document verification, acceptance, and joining will be announced by DMER and the colleges.
- Provisional allotment list released: 10.11.2026
- Grievance submission deadline: 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM
- Document verification dates: to be announced
- Acceptance deadline: to be announced
- College joining date: to be announced
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Provisional allotment list released | 10.11.2026 |
| Grievance submission deadline | 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM |
| Document verification | To be announced |
| Seat acceptance | To be announced |
| College joining | To be announced |
Who Was Not Allocated a Seat?
Out of 538 candidates in this list, only a small number have been allocated seats. The majority show 'Not Allocated' in the remark column. This does not mean you have been rejected; it means no seat was available that matched your category, preferences, and merit rank in this particular round. Candidates who were not allocated in the Special Stray Round may be eligible for future rounds (if any) or spot counselling, depending on the availability of vacant seats.
If you were not allocated a seat, keep monitoring the DMER and UHS Rohtak portal for announcements of further rounds or spot counselling. You may also contact your allotted college (if you had filled a preference for it) to inquire about the possibility of admission through spot counselling or management quota, if applicable.
- Not allocated does not mean rejection
- It means no seat matched your category, preferences, and rank in this round
- You may be eligible for future rounds or spot counselling
- Monitor the DMER portal for further announcements
- Contact your preferred college about spot counselling options
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I find my name in the provisional allotment list?
Search for your registration number (Reg. No.) or name in the list. The list contains 538 candidates sorted by AIR. Once you find your entry, check the 'Remark' column: if it says 'Allocated', you have been assigned a seat; if it says 'Not Allocated', no seat has been assigned in this round. The allotted course and college are shown in the corresponding columns.
What does 'Allocated' mean? Do I have a confirmed seat?
Allocated means you have been provisionally assigned a seat based on merit, category, and preferences. However, this is not a final confirmation. The notice states the result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change.' Your seat will be confirmed only after you complete document verification and formally accept it by paying the acceptance fee. Until then, your seat can be reallocated or cancelled.
I found an error in my allotment details (name, score, AIR, or category). What should I do?
Raise a grievance immediately through the admission portal by raising a ticket under the category 'Grievances'. The deadline is 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM. Provide clear details of the error and attach supporting documents if needed. Do not contact the college or DMER office directly. After this deadline, no grievances will be accepted.
I was not allocated a seat. Does this mean I am rejected?
No. 'Not Allocated' means no seat was available that matched your category, preferences, and merit rank in this Special Stray Round. You may be eligible for future rounds or spot counselling if seats remain vacant. Keep monitoring the DMER portal for announcements of further rounds.
What is the difference between OPEN CAT and MGT in the allotted category column?
OPEN CAT refers to the general category quota, which is open to all candidates regardless of caste or tribe. MGT refers to management quota, which is a separate set of seats in private colleges that are filled at the discretion of the college management, often at higher fees. If the category column is blank (–), it means you were not allocated a seat in this round.
What happens after the provisional allotment list is finalized?
After the grievance period ends (10.11.2026 11:30 AM), the list will be finalized. Candidates who have been allocated seats will be called for document verification at their allotted college. You must bring all original documents (10th, 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, score card, category certificate, domicile certificate, etc.). After verification, you must formally accept your seat by paying the acceptance fee. Dates for these steps will be announced separately.
Can I challenge this provisional allotment in court?
No. The notice explicitly states that 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' However, if you find a data discrepancy (error in your name, score, AIR, or category), you must report it through the admission portal by 10.11.2026 11:30 AM. The DMER will review and issue a corrected list if the error is confirmed.
What if I do not report for document verification or do not accept my seat?
If you do not report for document verification or do not accept your seat within the specified time, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will lose your allotment. Therefore, it is important to report on time and complete all formalities.
Which colleges are included in this Special Stray Round?
The round includes government colleges (Bhagat Phool Singh, NC Medical College, Adesh Medical College, etc.), government-aided colleges, and private colleges including SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences, World College of Medical Sciences, and Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences. The exact list of available seats in each college is defined by the seat matrix.
How was the seat allocation done? What factors were considered?
Seat allocation was done based on four factors: (1) your NEET-UG 2026 score and All India Rank (AIR), (2) your category eligibility (general, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), (3) the seat matrix (number of seats available in each college and category), and (4) your online preference form (the order in which you ranked colleges). The system matches your preferences with available seats, starting from the highest-ranked candidate.
When will the final allotment list be released?
The provisional allotment list was released on 10.11.2026. After the grievance period ends (10.11.2026 11:30 AM), a finalized list will be released. Exact dates for document verification, acceptance, and joining will be announced separately by DMER and the colleges.
I scored 562 in NEET but was not allocated. Why?
Even with a high score, you may not be allocated if: (1) all seats in your category and preferred colleges were filled by higher-ranked candidates, (2) you did not fill preferences for colleges with available seats, (3) your category eligibility could not be verified, or (4) there were no seats available in your preferred course (MBBS or BDS). You may be eligible for future rounds or spot counselling.
Check the provisional allotment list immediately on the UHS Rohtak portal (uhsrugcounselling.com). If you have been allocated a seat, note your college and course details. If you find any error in your name, score, AIR, or category, raise a grievance through the admission portal by 10.11.2026 at 11:30 AM—this is a strict deadline. After the grievance period, you will be called for document verification at your allotted college; bring all original documents and complete the acceptance process to confirm your seat. Monitor the DMER portal for announcements of document verification dates and further instructions.
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