Jharkhand NEET-PG 2026 Round 1 Allotment Out: Report by Nov 10

The Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) has released the provisional seat allotment results for NEET-PG 2026 Round 1 on its official portal. Candidates who have been allotted seats in MD, MS, or PG Diploma programmes under the Jharkhand state quota must now complete a critical next step: reporting to their assigned medical colleges for document verification and formal admission. The reporting window is narrow—just eight days, from November 3 to November 10, 2026—and missing this deadline will result in permanent loss of the allotted seat. This article walks you through what you need to do, what documents to carry, and why timing matters.

What Has Happened: Round 1 Allotment Released

JCECEB has published the Round 1 provisional seat allotment result for NEET-PG 2026 on jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in. This allotment covers MD, MS, and PG Diploma seats available under the Jharkhand state quota. The result was released on November 2, 2026, following the closure of online choice-filling on October 30 and the publication of the final merit list on October 28.

Each allotted candidate has been assigned a specific medical college, course (speciality), and category. The allotment letter is a provisional document that confirms your seat and is mandatory for reporting. You must download and print this letter before visiting your assigned college.

The Reporting Window: November 3–10, 2026 — Act Now

The reporting and document verification phase runs for exactly eight days: November 3 to November 10, 2026. During this period, you must visit your assigned medical college in person to complete admission formalities. This is not optional, and the deadline is strict. Any candidate who does not report within this window will lose their allotted seat, and it will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list during Round 2 counselling.

The compressed timeline means you should act immediately. Download your allotment letter today, verify the college and course details, arrange all required documents, and plan your travel to the college well before November 10. Delays in travel, document collection, or any other reason will not extend the deadline.

How to Download Your Allotment Letter

Your allotment letter is your proof of admission and must be carried to the college in printed form. Follow these steps to download it from the JCECEB portal:

• Visit jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in on your web browser.
• Locate and click the NEET-PG 2026 Round 1 allotment result link.
• Log in using your registration number and password (the same credentials you used for choice-filling).
• Your allotted college, course, and category will appear on screen.
• Download the provisional allotment letter in PDF format.
• Print a clear, legible copy to carry to the college. Keep a digital copy as backup.

Essential Documents You Must Carry to the College

Document verification is the first step of the reporting process. The college will check originals and photocopies of all required documents before granting admission. If any document is missing or invalid, your seat may be cancelled. Prepare multiple sets of photocopies and carry all originals in a folder.

The following documents are mandatory:

• Provisional seat allotment letter from JCECEB (printed).
• NEET-PG 2026 scorecard issued by NBEMS (National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences).
• MBBS degree certificate and all semester mark sheets.
• MBBS internship completion certificate.
• Permanent or provisional medical registration certificate from the Medical Council of India (MCI) or your state medical council.
• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates.
• Valid photo identity proof (Aadhaar card, passport, or driving licence).
• Jharkhand domicile certificate (mandatory for state quota candidates).
• Caste or reservation certificate if applicable (SC/ST/OBC).
• Recent passport-size colour photographs (typically 4–6 copies).

The Reporting and Admission Process at Your College

Reporting is a two-step process. First, you visit the college in person during the reporting window. Second, the college verifies your documents and completes the admission formalities. You will be required to pay the course fees as per the college's fee structure during this visit. Some colleges may accept online fee payment, but confirm this with the college office beforehand.

Once documents are verified and fees are paid, you will receive an admission confirmation receipt from the college. This receipt is your proof of successful admission. Keep it safe for future reference. If you fail to report or if your documents are incomplete, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate.

Why the Eight-Day Window Is Critical

The reporting deadline is not flexible. JCECEB and the colleges strictly enforce the November 10 cutoff. Any candidate who does not report by this date loses their seat permanently. There is no grace period, no extension, and no exception. Once your seat is cancelled, you cannot reclaim it in Round 1.

If you do not report, your seat moves to Round 2 counselling, where it will be offered to the next eligible candidate. You will remain in the merit list for Round 2 and subsequent rounds, but you will not be considered for the Round 1 seat you were allotted. This is why immediate action is essential.

What Happens After November 10: Round 2 and Beyond

After the reporting window closes on November 10, JCECEB will compile the list of vacant seats (those not filled by candidates who reported). This vacant seat matrix will be updated on the JCECEB portal and will form the basis for Round 2 counselling. The schedule for Round 2 is expected to be announced after November 10.

If you do not get a seat in Round 1 or if you choose not to report, you will be eligible to participate in Round 2 choice-filling and allotment. However, the number of available seats in Round 2 will be smaller, and competition may be higher. It is therefore in your interest to report in Round 1 if you have been allotted a seat that matches your career goals.

Practical Action Plan for Allotted Candidates

To ensure you do not miss this critical deadline, follow this step-by-step action plan:

• Log in to jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in today and download your allotment letter.
• Carefully verify the college name, course (speciality), and category on the letter.
• Cross-check the college's location and contact details on the JCECEB website.
• Collect all original documents listed above and prepare multiple photocopies.
• Arrange travel to the college well in advance; do not wait until November 9.
• Contact the college office to confirm the exact reporting venue, timings, and fee payment method.
• Visit the college during the reporting window (November 3–10) with all documents and fees.
• Complete document verification and pay the course fees.
• Collect the admission confirmation receipt and keep it safe.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Many candidates make preventable errors during the reporting phase. Avoid these pitfalls: (1) Delaying the download of the allotment letter—do it immediately; (2) Forgetting to print the allotment letter—a printed copy is mandatory; (3) Arriving at the college without all documents—incomplete documentation leads to seat cancellation; (4) Assuming the deadline will be extended—it will not; (5) Confusing the college address or reporting venue—verify this with the college office before travelling; (6) Not carrying original documents—photocopies alone are not sufficient for verification; (7) Delaying fee payment—pay fees during the reporting visit to secure your seat.

Frequently asked questions

Download your allotment letter immediately from jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in, verify your college and course details, and arrange all required documents without delay. Report to your assigned college between November 3 and November 10, 2026, to complete document verification and fee payment—missing this deadline will cancel your seat permanently. Watch the JCECEB portal after November 10 for Round 2 counselling announcements and the updated vacant seat matrix.