Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak has withdrawn the provisional allotment list for the MBBS/BDS stray round that was published on 22 October 2026. This withdrawal is in compliance with an order from the Punjab and Haryana High Court in case CWP No. 35344 of 2026 (Muskan Devi vs. Union of India and Others), which directed the university to reserve one MBBS seat under the OSC (Other State Category) for a specific petitioner. Because of this court order, the entire stray round allotment has been cancelled and will be redone. A re-revised provisional allocation list will be published on 24 October 2026. If you were allocated a seat in the 22 October list, that allocation is no longer valid — you must wait for the new list.
The stray round allotment published on 22 October 2026 has been withdrawn; a new re-revised list will be released on 24 October 2026.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Happened: Why the Allotment Was Withdrawn
On 22 October 2026, Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak published a provisional allotment list for the MBBS/BDS stray round of counselling for the 2026–27 academic session. However, this list has now been withdrawn and is no longer valid.
The withdrawal is due to an order from the Punjab and Haryana High Court in case CWP No. 35344 of 2026 (Muskan Devi vs. Union of India and Others). The court directed the university and other respondents to reserve one MBBS seat under the OSC (Other State Category) for the petitioner until the next hearing. To comply with this court order, the university has cancelled the 22 October allotment and will redo the entire stray round allocation to accommodate this reserved seat.
This is a temporary measure — the court order is in effect 'in the meantime' until the next hearing date. The university has stated that a re-revised provisional allocation will be published on 24 October 2026.
If You Were Allocated a Seat on 22 October: Your Seat Is Cancelled
If you received an allotment letter or saw your name on the provisional allotment list published on 22 October 2026, that allocation is now withdrawn and no longer valid. You cannot report to that college or accept that seat.
The university will recalculate all allocations and publish a new re-revised list on 24 October 2026. Your eligibility and merit position remain the same, but your seat assignment may change because the allocation process is being redone to reserve one MBBS seat under OSC as per the court order.
Do not take any action based on the 22 October allotment. Wait for the new list on 24 October before making any decisions about reporting or joining.
When the New Allotment List Will Be Released
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The re-revised provisional allocation will be published on 24 October 2026. This is the new, corrected allotment list that takes into account the High Court's order to reserve one MBBS seat under the OSC category.
The exact time of release on 24 October has not been specified in the notice. You should check the admission portal (https://uhsrugcounselling.com/) regularly throughout the day on 24 October to see the updated list as soon as it is posted.
Once the new list is released, you will need to follow the standard stray round reporting and joining procedures. The notice does not provide details of those next steps, so monitor the portal for further instructions.
What Is the OSC Category and Why Does It Matter?
OSC stands for 'Other State Category' — these are seats reserved for candidates from states other than Haryana who are admitted to medical colleges in Haryana. The High Court order directs the university to reserve one MBBS seat under this category for the petitioner (Muskan Devi) at a specific institute (respondent No. 6).
This reservation reduces the number of seats available for other candidates in the stray round. If you are competing for MBBS seats in Haryana, the re-revised allotment on 24 October will reflect this one reserved seat, which means one fewer seat will be available for general allocation.
The court order is temporary — it remains in effect only until the next hearing date in the case. After that hearing, the court may modify or withdraw this reservation, which could trigger another round of reallocation.
How to Check the New Allotment List on 24 October
The re-revised provisional allocation will be published on the official admission portal: https://uhsrugcounselling.com/. This is the only official source for the new allotment list.
To check your allocation, log in to the portal using your NEET roll number and password. Look for the stray round allotment section and search for your name or roll number. The new list will show which college and course (MBBS or BDS) you have been allocated, if any.
The notice emphasizes that candidates should 'regularly visit the admission web portal for updates.' This means you should check the portal multiple times on 24 October and in the days following, as the university may post additional notifications or clarifications about the new allotment.
- Portal URL: https://uhsrugcounselling.com/
- Login with your NEET roll number and password
- Check the stray round allotment section
- Search for your name or roll number
- Note the college name, course (MBBS/BDS), and any reporting instructions
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What Happens After the New List Is Released?
The notice does not provide details of the next steps after the re-revised allotment is published on 24 October. Typically, after an allotment list is released, candidates are given a deadline to report to their allocated college, submit documents, and complete the joining process. However, these dates and procedures are not mentioned in this notice.
You must wait for a follow-up notification from the university that will specify the reporting date, document requirements, and joining deadline for the stray round. This notification will likely be posted on the admission portal within a day or two of the 24 October allotment release.
Do not assume that the stray round reporting dates from the previous allotment (22 October) still apply. The entire process is being redone, so new dates will be announced.
Important: This Is a Temporary Court Order
The High Court's order to reserve one MBBS seat under OSC is described as 'in the meantime' — meaning it is a temporary measure that applies only until the next hearing date in the case. The court has not yet made a final decision on the case.
If the court modifies or withdraws this order at the next hearing, the university may need to release another revised allotment list. This could happen at any time, so stay alert to notifications from the admission portal.
For now, treat the 24 October re-revised allotment as the current valid list. But understand that further changes are possible if the court's order changes.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Do not act on the 22 October allotment. Many candidates may have already noted down their allocated college or started preparing to report. That allotment is now void. Reporting to a college based on the 22 October list could result in your admission being cancelled.
Do not assume your seat is guaranteed in the new list. Even if you were allocated a seat on 22 October, your allocation in the re-revised list may be different — you could be allocated a different college, a different course, or no seat at all. Always check the new list carefully.
Do not miss the 24 October release. The new list will be published on 24 October, and there will likely be a tight deadline to report and join. If you miss checking the portal on 24 October, you may miss the reporting deadline and lose your seat.
Do not ignore follow-up notifications. After the 24 October allotment, the university will post further instructions about reporting, document submission, and joining. Read these carefully and meet all deadlines.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Why was the 22 October allotment list withdrawn?
The allotment was withdrawn to comply with an order from the Punjab and Haryana High Court in case CWP No. 35344 of 2026. The court directed the university to reserve one MBBS seat under the OSC (Other State Category) for a specific petitioner. To accommodate this reserved seat, the entire stray round allocation had to be recalculated and redone.
Is my seat from the 22 October allotment still valid?
No. The 22 October allotment has been completely withdrawn and is no longer valid. If you were allocated a seat on that date, that allocation is cancelled. You must wait for the new re-revised allotment on 24 October 2026 to see your updated allocation.
When will the new allotment list be released?
The re-revised provisional allocation will be released on 24 October 2026. The exact time has not been specified, so you should check the admission portal (https://uhsrugcounselling.com/) regularly throughout the day on 24 October.
What is the OSC category, and how does it affect my chances?
OSC stands for 'Other State Category' — seats reserved for candidates from states other than Haryana. The High Court order reserves one MBBS seat under OSC for a specific petitioner. This means one fewer seat will be available for general allocation in the stray round, which may affect cutoffs and availability.
Will the reporting date and joining deadline change?
Yes, likely. The notice does not provide new reporting dates or joining deadlines. These will be announced in a follow-up notification after the 24 October allotment is released. Do not assume that the previous reporting dates still apply.
What should I do if I don't see my name in the new allotment list on 24 October?
If you are not allocated a seat in the re-revised list, you may still be eligible for further rounds of counselling (if any are conducted). Check the admission portal for announcements about additional rounds. You can also contact the university's admission office for clarification on your status.
Is this High Court order permanent, or could it change?
The court order is temporary — it applies 'in the meantime' until the next hearing date in the case. The court has not made a final decision yet. If the order is modified or withdrawn at the next hearing, the university may release another revised allotment list.
Where can I check the new allotment list?
The new allotment list will be published on the official admission portal: https://uhsrugcounselling.com/. Log in with your NEET roll number and password, and check the stray round allotment section for your name or roll number.
What if I have already reported to a college based on the 22 October allotment?
You should immediately contact that college and inform them that the allotment has been withdrawn. Do not complete the joining process. Wait for the new allotment on 24 October and follow the updated instructions from the university.
Will there be any more changes to the allotment after 24 October?
It is possible. The High Court order is temporary and could change at the next hearing, which could trigger another reallocation. Stay alert to notifications from the admission portal and be prepared for further updates.
The stray round allotment published on 22 October 2026 is now withdrawn and invalid. A new re-revised provisional allocation will be released on 24 October 2026 on the portal https://uhsrugcounselling.com/. Check the portal regularly on 24 October and in the days following for the new list and any further instructions about reporting and joining. Do not take any action based on the 22 October allotment.
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