The Atal Medical and Research University Himachal Pradesh (AMRUHP) has released the provisional seat allotment for Round 2 of NEET UG counselling for 2026. This is a critical moment for candidates who have been waiting to learn which medical or dental college they will attend. If you have received an allotment, you now have a short window to verify your details, raise any objections, and prepare for physical reporting. Missing the reporting deadline could mean losing your seat, so understanding the timeline and next steps is essential.
Verify your provisional allotment immediately, raise objections by 5 PM on September 12 if needed, and arrange all original documents to report at your college on September 16 or 17.
What Happened: Round 2 Provisional Allotment Released
AMRUHP published the Round 2 provisional seat allotment on September 11, 2026, covering both MBBS and BDS seats under the Himachal Pradesh state quota. The allotment list is live on the official portal amruhp.ac.in and includes candidates who filled their college choices between September 8 and 9.
This is the second round of counselling for NEET UG 2026 in Himachal Pradesh. Round 2 is often the last regular state counselling window before mop-up rounds begin, making it crucial for candidates to act quickly and not miss any deadlines.
Critical Dates You Must Know for HP NEET UG Round 2
The timeline for Round 2 is compressed, so mark these dates clearly in your calendar. Every deadline is firm, and missing even one can affect your admission.
- Merit list released: September 8, 2026
- Choice filling window: September 8–9, 2026 (until 11:59 PM)
- Provisional allotment: September 11, 2026 (already released)
- Objection submission deadline: September 12, 2026 (until 5:00 PM)
- Final allotment: September 14, 2026
- Physical reporting at college: September 16–17, 2026 (10:00 AM to 5:00 PM both days)
How to Check Your Provisional Allotment
Checking your allotment is straightforward but must be done immediately. Log in to the AMRUHP portal and download the merged PDF containing both MBBS and BDS allotment lists. Search for your NEET UG roll number or application number in the document. Once you locate your entry, note the college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and seat category assigned to you. Save the file and take a screenshot or printout for your records.
- Visit amruhp.ac.in
- Click the Round 2 provisional allotment notification
- Download the merged MBBS and BDS PDF
- Search using your NEET roll number or application number
- Note your allotted college and course
- Save and print the document
Raising Objections: What Counts as a Valid Error
If you spot an error in your allotment—such as a spelling mistake in your name, incorrect category classification, or a discrepancy between your NEET scorecard and the allotment—you can raise an objection. The objection window closes at 5:00 PM on September 12, 2026. AMRUHP will review valid grievances and correct them before publishing the final allotment on September 14.
To raise an objection, prepare a written representation clearly stating the specific error. Attach supporting documents such as your NEET scorecard, category certificate (if applicable), and any other proof. Email your objection to the AMRUHP counselling cell before the deadline. Keep a copy of your email for your records. Do not wait until the last moment; submit early to avoid technical delays.
- Prepare a written statement of the specific error
- Attach NEET scorecard and category proof
- Email to AMRUHP counselling cell
- Submit before 5:00 PM on September 12
- Retain a copy of your email
Colleges Participating in HP NEET UG Round 2 Counselling
Himachal Pradesh has six government medical colleges, one private medical college, one government dental college, and four private dental colleges offering seats in Round 2. The government medical colleges are spread across the state to serve different regions. IGMC Shimla is the oldest and most established, while others like RPGMC Tanda, SLBSGMC Mandi, RKGMC Hamirpur, JLNGMC Chamba, and YSPGMC Nahan serve their respective districts.
Maharishi Markandeshwar Medical College Hospital (MMMCH) Solan is the only private medical college in the state counselling pool. It offers 150 MBBS seats across both state quota and management quota categories. For dental education, HP Government Dental College Shimla is the sole government option, while four private dental colleges round out the BDS seat availability.
- Government medical colleges: IGMC Shimla, RPGMC Tanda, SLBSGMC Mandi, RKGMC Hamirpur, JLNGMC Chamba, YSPGMC Nahan
- Private medical college: MMMCH Solan (150 MBBS seats)
- Government dental college: HP Government Dental College Shimla
- Private dental colleges: Four institutions across the state
Fee Structure for HP MBBS and BDS Programmes 2026–27
Fees vary dramatically between government and private institutions. Government MBBS and BDS programmes are highly affordable, making them the preferred choice for most candidates. Private colleges, particularly MMMCH Solan, charge significantly higher fees, especially under the management quota category.
| College Type | Annual Tuition Fee | Security Deposit |
|---|---|---|
| Government MBBS | ₹40,000 | ₹10,000 (₹5,000 for SC/ST) |
| Government BDS | ₹43,000 | ₹10,000 (₹5,000 for SC/ST) |
| MMMCH Solan (State Quota) | ₹8,47,000 (first year) | ₹1,00,000 |
| MMMCH Solan (Management Quota) | ₹14,52,000–₹15,97,200 (first year) | ₹1,00,000 |
| Private Dental Colleges | As per college notification | ₹50,000 |
Documents You Must Carry for Physical Reporting
When you report at your allotted college on September 16 or 17, bring all original documents. Colleges will verify these before confirming your admission. Missing any required document could delay your registration or, in some cases, jeopardize your seat. Plan ahead and gather everything now.
- Original NEET UG 2026 scorecard
- NEET admit card
- Class 10 marksheet and pass certificate
- Class 12 marksheet and pass certificate
- HP domicile certificate
- Category certificate (SC, ST, OBC, if applicable)
- Any other document specified in the college notification
Reporting Timeline and What Happens If You Miss It
Physical reporting is mandatory on September 16 or 17, 2026, between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. You must appear in person at your allotted college to complete the admission process. Reporting confirms your acceptance of the seat and locks in your admission.
If you do not report within this window, your seat will be forfeited. Any vacant seats will then move to the mop-up round, where other candidates on the waiting list or those who did not get allotted in Round 2 will have a chance. There is no extension for reporting, so plan your travel and logistics well in advance. If you have a genuine emergency, contact the college immediately, but do not assume an extension will be granted.
- Reporting dates: September 16–17, 2026
- Reporting time: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Location: Your allotted college
- Non-reporting forfeits your seat
- Vacant seats move to mop-up round
Action Plan: What to Do Right Now
Do not delay. Follow this step-by-step plan to secure your admission. Time is short, and every action must be completed on schedule.
- Today: Log in to amruhp.ac.in and download your provisional allotment PDF
- Today: Verify all your details—name spelling, category, roll number—for accuracy
- By Sept 12, 5 PM: If you spot an error, email your objection with supporting documents
- Sept 14: Check the final allotment list on amruhp.ac.in
- By Sept 16: Gather all original documents and arrange college fees
- Sept 16–17: Report at your allotted college between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM
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What should I do if I don't see my name in the provisional allotment list?
If your name is not in the provisional allotment, it means you were not allotted a seat in Round 2. This could happen if your rank was below the cutoff for your chosen colleges or if you did not fill your choices during the choice-filling window. You may be eligible for the mop-up round if seats remain vacant after reporting closes. Monitor amruhp.ac.in for mop-up round notifications and participate if you are eligible.
Can I change my allotted college after the provisional allotment is released?
No, you cannot change your allotted college after the provisional allotment is released. Your college is determined by your rank, your choice order, and the availability of seats. If you believe there is an error in your allotment (such as a category mistake), you can raise an objection by September 12 at 5:00 PM. Otherwise, you must report at the college assigned to you.
What happens if I raise an objection but it is not accepted?
If AMRUHP reviews your objection and determines it is not valid, your allotment will remain unchanged. You will be notified of the decision when the final allotment is released on September 14. You must then report at your originally allotted college on September 16 or 17.
Is physical reporting mandatory, or can I report online?
Physical reporting is mandatory. You must appear in person at your allotted college on September 16 or 17 between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Online reporting is not an option. If you do not report physically, your seat will be forfeited.
What if I cannot report on September 16 or 17 due to an emergency?
Contact your allotted college immediately and explain your situation. Some colleges may grant a brief extension in genuine emergencies, but this is not guaranteed. Do not assume an extension will be given. It is your responsibility to report on time or seek prior approval from the college. Missing the deadline without prior approval will result in forfeiture of your seat.
How much money should I bring for reporting and fee payment?
Bring enough to cover the first-year tuition fee and security deposit for your college. For government MBBS, this is ₹40,000 + ₹10,000 (or ₹5,000 for SC/ST) = ₹50,000–₹55,000. For government BDS, it is ₹43,000 + ₹10,000 (or ₹5,000 for SC/ST) = ₹53,000–₹58,000. For MMMCH Solan state quota, it is ₹8,47,000 + ₹1,00,000 = ₹9,47,000. Check your college's specific payment instructions and bring a bank draft or arrange online payment as directed.
What is the mop-up round, and when will it happen?
The mop-up round is held after Round 2 reporting closes to fill any remaining vacant seats. Candidates who were not allotted in Round 2 or who did not report may be eligible to participate. AMRUHP will announce the mop-up round schedule after September 17. Watch amruhp.ac.in for notifications.
Can I participate in the mop-up round if I was allotted in Round 2 but did not report?
If you were allotted in Round 2 but did not report, your seat is forfeited and you cannot participate in the mop-up round as an allotted candidate. You may be able to participate as a fresh candidate if you meet the eligibility criteria, but this depends on AMRUHP's mop-up round rules. Check the official notification when it is released.
Download your provisional allotment today, verify every detail, and raise any objections by 5:00 PM on September 12 if needed. Gather all original documents and arrange fees now so you are ready to report at your college on September 16 or 17. Missing the reporting deadline will cost you your seat, so plan ahead and do not delay.
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