The Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana has released the official list of 94 eligible candidates who successfully completed physical document verification for the Stray Round of NEET UG 2026 counselling on 26 October 2026. This list is critical: only candidates whose names appear here can proceed to the next stage of seat allotment. The list shows each candidate's registration number, NEET score, allotted category (OPEN, SC, OBC, NRI, etc.), course (MBBS or BDS), and the college where they have been provisionally allotted. If your name is on this list, you have cleared the verification hurdle and are now eligible to accept or reject your allotted seat.
If your name appears on this list with your correct details, you have passed document verification and are eligible for the Stray Round seat allotment—check your allotted college and course immediately.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Is the Stray Round and Why Does It Matter?
The Stray Round is the final counselling round in Haryana's NEET UG 2026 admission process. It is held after the main counselling rounds (Round 1, 2, 3, etc.) to fill any remaining vacant seats. Candidates who did not get a seat in earlier rounds, or who wish to upgrade to a better college or course, can participate in the Stray Round.
This list released today shows only those candidates whose documents have been physically verified and found to be in order. Document verification is a mandatory gate-keeping step: if your documents are incomplete, incorrect, or do not match your NEET registration, you will not appear on this list and cannot proceed further. Being on this list means you have cleared that hurdle and are now eligible to be allotted a seat in the Stray Round.
How to Find Your Name on the List
The list contains 94 candidates arranged in order by serial number. Each row shows: Registration Number, Candidate Name, NEET Roll Number, NEET Score, Allotted Category, Allotted Course (MBBS or BDS), and Allotted College.
To find yourself: (1) Search by your name or registration number. (2) Verify that your NEET roll number and score match your admit card. (3) Check the category shown—it must match what you applied under. (4) Note the course and college allotted to you. If any detail is wrong, contact DMER Haryana immediately before accepting or rejecting the seat.
- Search by your name or registration number
- Verify your NEET roll number and score match your admit card
- Confirm the category shown matches your application
- Note your allotted course (MBBS or BDS) and college name
Understanding the Allotted Categories
The list shows candidates allotted under different categories. These categories determine which seats you are eligible for and affect your rank and cutoff. The categories appearing in this list are:
OPEN_CAT: General/unreserved seats available to all candidates regardless of caste or background. SC_DEPRIVED: Seats reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates. MGT (Management): Seats in private medical colleges filled through management quota (usually higher fees, merit-based). OSC: Other State Category—seats for candidates from outside Haryana. NRI Category: Seats for Non-Resident Indian candidates (higher fees). BCB: Backward Classes (Bihar)—a specific reserved category. OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF Priority-VI: Open seats with priority for Ex-Servicemen and Freedom Fighters' families.
Your allotted category determines which college and course you are eligible for. If you believe your category is wrongly assigned, you must raise an objection immediately with DMER before the seat acceptance deadline.
- OPEN_CAT: General/unreserved seats
- SC_DEPRIVED: Scheduled Caste reserved seats
- MGT: Management quota seats in private colleges
- OSC: Other State Category seats
- NRI Category: Non-Resident Indian seats
- BCB: Backward Classes (Bihar)
- OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF Priority-VI: Ex-Servicemen and Freedom Fighters' families
Colleges and Courses Allotted in This Round
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The Stray Round list shows allotments across multiple Haryana medical and dental colleges. MBBS seats are allotted at colleges including Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College (Faridabad), Adesh Medical College (Shahbad, Kurukshetra), NC Medical College (Israna, Panipat), World College of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar), Maharishi Markendeshwar College (Ambala), Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences (SGT University, Gurugram), and private colleges like Al-Falah School of Medical Science (Faridabad) and Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences (Jhajjar).
BDS (Dental) seats are allotted at colleges including PGIDS (Rohtak), Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences (Faridabad), Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College (Punchkula), J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College (Yamunanagar), SGT Dental College (Gurugram), and Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences (Yamunanagar). The allotted college is final for the Stray Round—you cannot change it after acceptance.
- MBBS colleges: Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee GMC (Faridabad), Adesh Medical College, NC Medical College, World College, Maharishi Markendeshwar College, SGT University, Al-Falah School, Sanskaram School
- BDS colleges: PGIDS (Rohtak), Sudha Rustagi College, Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College, J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary, SGT Dental College, Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences
What Happens Next: Seat Acceptance and Reporting
Being on this eligible list does NOT automatically confirm your seat. You must now actively accept or reject the allotted seat within the deadline set by DMER Haryana. The exact deadline for seat acceptance in the Stray Round will be announced separately by DMER—watch the official portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) and your registered email/SMS for this notification.
If you accept the seat: You must report to the allotted college on the date specified by DMER with all original documents (12th mark sheet, NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, medical fitness certificate, etc.). Failure to report by the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat. If you reject the seat: You will not be considered for any further round in Haryana's counselling process for 2026-27.
- Check the official portal for the seat acceptance deadline (not yet announced)
- Accept or reject your allotted seat within the deadline
- If accepting: gather all original documents and report to the college by the specified date
- If rejecting: you forfeit your seat and cannot participate in further rounds
Critical Documents You Must Have Ready
If you are on this list and plan to accept your seat, you must have the following original documents ready to submit at the college during reporting. Missing or incorrect documents can result in your seat being cancelled even after acceptance.
Essential documents include: (1) NEET 2026 Admit Card (original). (2) 10th and 12th mark sheets and pass certificates (originals). (3) Category Certificate (if applicable—SC, OBC, etc., issued by the competent authority). (4) Domicile Certificate of Haryana (if claiming Haryana domicile for fee purposes). (5) Medical Fitness Certificate from a registered medical practitioner. (6) Character Certificate from your school/college. (7) Proof of identity (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport). (8) Proof of address. (9) Migration Certificate (if your 12th is from outside Haryana). (10) Any other document specified in the college's admission prospectus.
- NEET 2026 Admit Card (original)
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and pass certificates (originals)
- Category Certificate if applicable (SC, OBC, etc.)
- Domicile Certificate of Haryana
- Medical Fitness Certificate from a registered doctor
- Character Certificate from school/college
- Proof of identity (Aadhaar, PAN, passport)
- Proof of address
- Migration Certificate if 12th from outside Haryana
- Any other document specified by the college
Important Traps and Common Mistakes to Avoid
Many candidates lose their seats after being allotted because they make preventable mistakes. Here are the most common pitfalls:
**Trap 1: Missing the Seat Acceptance Deadline.** The deadline for accepting or rejecting your seat will be announced separately. If you miss it, your seat is automatically forfeited and you cannot appeal. Set a phone reminder and check the portal daily.
**Trap 2: Reporting Late to the College.** Even if you accept your seat on time, you must report to the college by the date specified by DMER. Reporting even one day late can result in cancellation. Plan your travel in advance.
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**Trap 3: Incomplete or Wrong Documents.** If your category certificate shows the wrong sub-caste, or your domicile certificate is from the wrong state, or your medical fitness certificate is from an unregistered doctor, it will be rejected. Verify every document before reporting.
**Trap 4: Not Checking Your Allotted Category.** If you applied under SC but the list shows you as OPEN, or vice versa, object immediately. Do not assume it will be corrected later—it won't be.
**Trap 5: Confusing Registration Number with Roll Number.** Your registration number (used for counselling) is different from your NEET roll number. Make sure both are correct on this list.
**Trap 6: Assuming You Can Change Your College After Reporting.** Once you report to a college in the Stray Round, you cannot transfer to another college. Choose carefully before accepting.
- Do not miss the seat acceptance deadline—it will be announced separately
- Report to your allotted college by the exact date specified; late reporting = forfeiture
- Verify every document is correct and complete before reporting
- Check that your allotted category matches your application
- Distinguish between your registration number and NEET roll number
- Remember: you cannot change colleges after reporting in the Stray Round
What If Your Name Is NOT on This List?
If you participated in the Stray Round counselling but your name does not appear on this eligible list, it means your documents failed physical verification. Common reasons include: (1) Missing documents (e.g., no category certificate when required). (2) Incorrect or expired documents (e.g., category certificate issued after your NEET exam). (3) Documents that do not match your NEET registration (e.g., name spelled differently). (4) Forged or tampered documents. (5) Medical fitness certificate from an unregistered doctor.
If you believe your documents were correct and should have been accepted, contact DMER Haryana immediately with proof. However, note that the Stray Round is the final round—if you are not allotted a seat now, you will not get another chance in 2026-27. You may need to reappear for NEET in 2027.
- Check the official portal for the reason your documents were rejected
- Contact DMER Haryana if you believe the rejection was in error
- The Stray Round is the final round—no further chances in 2026-27 if not allotted now
- Consider reappearing for NEET in 2027 if you wish to pursue MBBS/BDS
Fee Structure and Payment
This list does not specify fees, but you should be aware that fees vary significantly by college type and category. Government colleges (like Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee GMC) charge lower fees (~₹1–2 lakh per year for Indian students). Private colleges and management quota seats charge much higher fees (₹10–25 lakh per year or more). NRI category seats have the highest fees. Before accepting your seat, confirm the fee structure with your allotted college. Many colleges require fee payment within a few days of reporting; if you cannot pay, your seat will be cancelled.
- Government colleges: lower fees (~₹1–2 lakh/year)
- Private colleges: higher fees (₹10–25 lakh/year or more)
- Management quota: typically higher fees
- NRI category: highest fees
- Confirm fees with your college before reporting and be ready to pay within the deadline
Contact Information and Official Resources
For any queries about this list or the Stray Round process, contact the official authorities:
**Official Counselling Portal:** uhsrugcounselling.com — Check here for updates, deadlines, and further notifications. **DMER Haryana:** Department of Medical Education and Research, Haryana. **Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences (UHS), Rohtak:** The university that conducts counselling on behalf of DMER. Do not rely on unofficial websites, YouTube videos, or social media for information. Always verify with the official portal or contact DMER directly.
- Official portal: uhsrugcounselling.com
- Check the portal daily for updates and deadlines
- Contact DMER Haryana for document-related queries
- Verify all information with official sources only
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does it mean if my name is on this list?
It means you have successfully passed the physical document verification for the Stray Round. Your documents were found to be complete and correct. You are now eligible to accept or reject the seat allotted to you. However, being on this list does NOT automatically confirm your seat—you must actively accept it within the deadline announced by DMER.
When do I need to accept or reject my seat?
The deadline for seat acceptance in the Stray Round has not been specified in this list. DMER Haryana will announce the exact deadline separately via the official portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) and through SMS/email to your registered contact. Check the portal daily and do not miss this deadline—if you miss it, your seat is automatically forfeited.
What happens if I accept my seat?
If you accept your seat, you must report to your allotted college on the date specified by DMER with all original documents (NEET admit card, 12th mark sheet, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, medical fitness certificate, etc.). Failure to report by the deadline will result in cancellation of your seat. Once you report and join, you cannot change your college.
Can I change my allotted college or course after accepting?
No. The Stray Round is the final counselling round. Once you accept and report to your allotted college, you cannot change it. If you are unhappy with your allotment, you must reject it before the deadline—but then you will not get another chance in 2026-27.
My name is not on this list. What should I do?
If your name is not on this list, it means your documents failed physical verification. Contact DMER Haryana immediately to find out why. However, note that the Stray Round is the final round—if you are not allotted a seat now, you will not get another chance in 2026-27. You may need to reappear for NEET in 2027.
I see my name but the category shown is wrong. What do I do?
If your allotted category does not match your application (e.g., you applied as SC but are shown as OPEN), object immediately to DMER Haryana with proof. Do not assume it will be corrected later. Contact DMER before the seat acceptance deadline to get it corrected.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
You must bring all original documents: NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and pass certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate of Haryana, medical fitness certificate from a registered doctor, character certificate, proof of identity (Aadhaar/PAN/passport), proof of address, and migration certificate (if your 12th is from outside Haryana). Check your college's prospectus for any additional requirements.
How much will I have to pay as fees?
Fees vary by college type and category. Government colleges charge lower fees (~₹1–2 lakh per year). Private colleges and management quota seats charge much higher fees (₹10–25 lakh per year or more). NRI category seats have the highest fees. Confirm the exact fee structure with your allotted college before reporting. Most colleges require payment within a few days of reporting.
Is this list final, or can it be updated?
This list is based on document verification completed on 26 October 2026. DMER may issue corrections or updates if errors are found. Check the official portal regularly for any amendments or clarifications.
Can I participate in counselling in another state if I don't get a seat in Haryana?
Yes. If you are not allotted a seat in Haryana's Stray Round, you can participate in counselling in other states (if you are eligible under their domicile rules). However, you must register separately with each state's counselling authority. Check the official websites of other states for their counselling schedules and eligibility criteria.
If your name appears on this list, congratulations—you have cleared document verification. Now watch the official portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) closely for the seat acceptance deadline, which will be announced separately. Accept your seat within the deadline, gather all required original documents, and report to your allotted college by the specified date. Do not miss any deadline or you will lose your seat. If your name is not on the list or if you have any doubts about your allotment, contact DMER Haryana immediately—but remember, the Stray Round is the final round for 2026-27.
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