The Jammu & Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE) has released the merit list for NEET UG 2026 MBBS admission to ASCOMS (Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences) under the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Quota seats. This list shows which candidates have been selected and their current status in the admission process. Candidates whose names appear on this list must now check for any deficiencies — missing or incomplete documents — and correct them immediately. The notice also provides instructions for removing these deficiencies to secure your seat. This is a critical step: failure to address deficiencies by the deadline can result in your seat being cancelled and offered to the next candidate.
Check the JKBOPEE merit list for NEET UG 2026 NRI Quota ASCOMS seats now, and immediately fix any document deficiencies listed against your name.
What is this merit list?
This is the official merit list published by JKBOPEE for NEET UG 2026 MBBS admission to ASCOMS under the NRI Quota. The NRI Quota is a set number of seats reserved for candidates who are Non-Resident Indians (Indian citizens living abroad, or their children). ASCOMS is a private medical college in Jammu & Kashmir.
The merit list ranks candidates based on their NEET UG 2026 score and eligibility. If your name appears on this list, you have been provisionally selected for admission. However, this selection is conditional — you must complete all required documentation and remove any deficiencies to confirm your seat.
Who should check this list?
Any candidate who applied for NEET UG 2026 MBBS admission to ASCOMS under the NRI Quota should check this list. This includes Indian citizens living abroad and their eligible children who meet the NRI criteria set by JKBOPEE.
Even if you are unsure whether you applied under NRI Quota or are uncertain about your eligibility, you should still check the list to see if your name appears. If it does, you must act immediately.
Where to find the merit list
The merit list has been published on the official JKBOPEE website at www.jkbopee.gov.in. You can download the full list using the link provided in the notice (reference: NEET-UG-NN-144, dated 11 August 2026).
The list is in PDF format and contains the names, roll numbers, scores, and current status of all candidates selected under the NRI Quota for ASCOMS MBBS admission.
What are deficiencies and why do they matter?
A deficiency is any document or information that is missing, incomplete, or does not meet the required standard. Common deficiencies include: missing category certificates, incomplete address proof, incorrect date of birth documentation, missing medical fitness certificates, or documents that do not match the name or details on your NEET application.
Deficiencies are listed against your name on the merit list. If you have any deficiency, you MUST correct it within the deadline specified by JKBOPEE. If you do not remove deficiencies by the deadline, your provisional selection will be cancelled and your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the merit list. This is not a warning — it is a hard rule.
How to remove deficiencies
First, carefully read the merit list and identify any deficiencies listed against your name. The notice will specify exactly what document or information is missing or incorrect.
Next, gather the correct document or re-submit the document in the correct format. For example, if your category certificate is missing, obtain a fresh certificate from the competent authority in your state. If your date of birth is incorrect, obtain a corrected birth certificate or school leaving certificate.
Submit the corrected document(s) to JKBOPEE through the official counselling portal or by the method specified in the notice. Do NOT delay — submit as soon as possible. Keep a copy of your submission receipt or confirmation for your records.
After submission, check the portal again to confirm that your deficiency has been marked as 'removed' or 'cleared'. If it still shows as pending after 2–3 days, contact JKBOPEE immediately.
- Check the merit list for your name and any deficiencies listed
- Identify exactly what document or information is missing
- Obtain the correct document from the appropriate authority
- Submit it to JKBOPEE by the deadline through the official portal
- Confirm that the deficiency has been cleared
Important dates and deadlines
The merit list was published on 11 August 2026. However, the notice does not specify the exact deadline for removing deficiencies. You must check the official JKBOPEE website or the counselling portal for the deficiency removal deadline — it is usually 3–7 days from the date of publication, but this can vary.
Do not assume you have time. Check the portal immediately and note the exact deadline. Missing this deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat.
- Merit list published: 11 August 2026
- Deficiency removal deadline: Check JKBOPEE portal (not specified in this notice)
Documents you may need to submit
The specific documents required depend on the deficiencies listed against your name. However, common documents required for NEET UG MBBS admission include: NEET admit card, NEET score card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, medical fitness certificate, character certificate, and address proof.
If the merit list specifies a particular document as deficient, prioritize obtaining that document. Do not submit random documents — submit only what is asked for in the deficiency notice.
NRI Quota eligibility — what you need to know
The NRI Quota is for Non-Resident Indians. The exact definition and eligibility criteria are set by JKBOPEE and may include Indian citizens living abroad, their children, or persons of Indian origin. If you are unsure whether you qualify as NRI, check the JKBOPEE NEET UG 2026 prospectus or contact JKBOPEE directly.
If your name appears on the NRI Quota merit list, JKBOPEE has already verified that you meet the NRI criteria. Your task now is to remove any document deficiencies and complete the admission process.
What happens after deficiencies are removed?
Once all deficiencies are cleared, your provisional selection becomes confirmed. You will then proceed to the next stage of admission, which may include document verification, fee payment, and final seat confirmation. JKBOPEE will notify you of the next steps through the counselling portal or email.
If you do not remove deficiencies by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will not be given a second chance in this round.
Common mistakes that get applications rejected
**Ignoring the deficiency notice:** Many candidates see their name on the merit list and assume they are admitted. They do not check for deficiencies and miss the deadline. This results in automatic cancellation.
**Submitting the wrong document:** If the notice asks for a category certificate, do not submit a caste certificate from a different state or an old certificate. Submit exactly what is asked for, from the correct authority, and in the correct format.
**Missing the deadline:** Deficiency removal deadlines are strict. Even if you submit the document one day late, it may be rejected. Submit early.
**Incomplete or illegible documents:** Ensure all documents are complete, clearly legible, and properly signed/stamped by the issuing authority. Blurry scans or photocopies may be rejected.
**Name or date mismatches:** If your name or date of birth on the document does not match your NEET application, it will be flagged as a deficiency. Correct this immediately with an affidavit or corrected document if necessary.
How to contact JKBOPEE if you have questions
If you cannot find your name on the merit list, have questions about a deficiency, or need help with the submission process, contact JKBOPEE directly. Visit www.jkbopee.gov.in for contact details, email, and phone numbers.
Do not wait for a response if the deadline is approaching — submit your documents first, then follow up with JKBOPEE if needed.
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My name is on the merit list. Does this mean I am admitted?
No. Your name on the merit list means you are provisionally selected. You are admitted only after you remove all deficiencies and complete the remaining admission steps (document verification, fee payment, etc.). If you do not remove deficiencies by the deadline, your provisional selection will be cancelled.
What is a deficiency and how do I know if I have one?
A deficiency is a missing or incomplete document. Check the merit list against your name — any deficiency will be listed there. Common deficiencies include missing category certificates, incorrect date of birth, or incomplete address proof. The list will specify exactly what is missing.
What is the deadline to remove deficiencies?
The notice does not specify the exact deadline. You must check the JKBOPEE counselling portal or website immediately to find the deficiency removal deadline. It is usually 3–7 days from the publication date (11 August 2026), but this can vary. Do not delay — check now.
What documents do I need to submit to remove a deficiency?
The specific document depends on what deficiency is listed against your name. The merit list will specify exactly what is missing. For example, if a category certificate is missing, obtain one from the competent authority in your state. Submit only the document(s) asked for, not random documents.
Can I submit deficiency documents after the deadline?
No. Deficiency removal deadlines are strict. If you submit after the deadline, your submission will be rejected and your seat will be cancelled. Submit as early as possible — do not wait until the last day.
I cannot find my name on the merit list. What should I do?
If your name does not appear, you were not selected in this round. Check the JKBOPEE website to see if there are other rounds or quotas for which you are eligible. You can also contact JKBOPEE directly to confirm your status.
What happens if I do not remove deficiencies by the deadline?
Your provisional selection will be cancelled and your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will not be given a second chance in this round. Your only option would be to apply in a future round if one is announced.
How do I submit deficiency documents to JKBOPEE?
The notice does not specify the exact submission method. Check the JKBOPEE counselling portal for instructions — you may be able to upload documents online, or you may need to submit them in person or by post. Follow the method specified on the portal.
What is the NRI Quota and am I eligible?
The NRI Quota is a set number of seats reserved for Non-Resident Indians. If your name appears on the NRI Quota merit list, JKBOPEE has already verified that you meet the NRI criteria. If you are unsure whether you qualify, check the NEET UG 2026 prospectus or contact JKBOPEE.
What happens after I remove all deficiencies?
Once deficiencies are cleared, you will proceed to the next stage of admission, which may include document verification, fee payment, and final seat confirmation. JKBOPEE will notify you of the next steps through the counselling portal or email.
Check the JKBOPEE merit list immediately at www.jkbopee.gov.in using reference NEET-UG-NN-144. If your name appears, note any deficiencies listed and submit the required documents to JKBOPEE by the deadline (check the portal for the exact date — do not assume you have time). Missing the deadline will result in cancellation of your seat. If you have questions or cannot find your name, contact JKBOPEE directly through their website.
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