The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has published the final seat allotment list for the second round of NEET UG 2026 counselling. This list shows which candidates have been allocated seats in MBBS and BDS colleges across Karnataka, and in which college and course they have been placed. If your name appears on this list, you have been offered a seat and must now complete the admission formalities at your allotted college. You must check the list immediately to confirm your allotment status, college, course, and category of seat allocated to you.
The second round final allotment list for NEET UG 2026 is now live — check the KEA portal immediately to see which college and course you have been allocated.
What is this list?
This is the final seat allotment result for the second round of NEET UG 2026 counselling conducted by KEA. It contains the names and details of all candidates who have been allocated seats in MBBS and BDS programmes across government and private medical and dental colleges in Karnataka.
The second round is the second phase of counselling after the first round. Candidates who did not get a seat in the first round, or who chose to participate in the second round for a better college or course, have been considered in this round. The allotment is based on your NEET rank, category, choice of college and course, and the availability of seats.
How to check if you are allotted a seat
Visit the official KEA counselling portal at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Log in with your NEET registration number and password. Navigate to the allotment result section for the second round and download or view the final allotment list.
Search for your name or registration number in the list. The list will show your allotted college name, course (MBBS or BDS), category of seat (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.), and any other relevant admission details. If your name appears, you have been successfully allotted a seat.
- Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in
- Log in with your NEET registration number and password
- Find the second round final allotment list
- Search for your name or registration number
- Note your college, course, and seat category
What if your name is not on the list?
If your name does not appear on the final allotment list, it means you have not been allocated a seat in the second round. This can happen if your rank was not high enough to secure a seat in any of your chosen colleges, or if you did not participate in the second round counselling.
Check the KEA portal for information about further rounds of counselling, if any are planned. Some states conduct additional rounds (third round, spot round, or mop-up round) to fill remaining vacant seats. You may be eligible to participate in these if they are announced.
Important: Next steps after allotment
If you are allotted a seat, you must report to your allotted college within the deadline specified by KEA to complete admission formalities. This includes document verification, fee payment, and hostel registration if applicable. Failure to report on time may result in cancellation of your allotment.
Bring all original documents (10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result, caste certificate if applicable, income certificate if applicable, and any other documents specified by the college) to the college on the reporting date. Do not delay — the reporting window is usually short.
- Check the exact reporting date and time from the allotment letter or KEA portal
- Gather all original documents required for admission
- Report to your allotted college on time
- Complete document verification and fee payment
- Register for hostel if you need accommodation
Understanding your allotment details
The allotment list will show your college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and the category of seat you have been allocated. The seat category is important — it tells you whether you have been given a General seat, a reserved seat (SC, ST, OBC, etc.), or a management quota seat, depending on your eligibility and the college's seat matrix.
Make sure the college and course shown are what you actually want. If you are unhappy with your allotment, check if KEA allows upgradation or choice modification in the second round. Some rounds allow candidates to change their choices and participate again, but this is not always the case — read the counselling rules carefully.
- College name — the institution where you have been allocated
- Course — MBBS or BDS
- Seat category — General, SC, ST, OBC, or other reserved category
- Seat type — government, private, or management quota (if applicable)
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not ignore the allotment list even if you think you may not have been allotted. Check it yourself — sometimes candidates miss their names due to spelling variations or registration number errors. If you find a discrepancy, contact KEA immediately.
Do not miss the reporting deadline. Colleges will cancel your seat if you do not report within the specified time. The deadline is usually only a few days, so act fast. If you have a genuine emergency, contact the college and KEA to request an extension, but do not assume it will be granted.
Do not forget to bring original documents. Photocopies alone are not accepted at most colleges. Verify the exact list of documents required from your allotted college's website or the admission letter before you go.
- Check the list even if you are unsure about your allotment
- Do not miss the reporting deadline
- Bring all original documents, not just photocopies
- Verify the document list from your college in advance
- Contact KEA or your college immediately if there is an error in your allotment
Where to find help
If you have questions about your allotment, visit the KEA website (cetonline.karnataka.gov.in) or contact the KEA helpline. The contact details are usually available on the portal. You can also visit your allotted college's admission office for clarification on reporting procedures and document requirements.
If you believe there is an error in the allotment list (for example, your name is spelled wrong, or your rank or category is incorrect), file a complaint with KEA as soon as possible. Provide proof of your NEET registration and result, and explain the error clearly.
- KEA official portal: cetonline.karnataka.gov.in
- KEA helpline (check the portal for current contact details)
- Your allotted college's admission office
- File a complaint with KEA if you find an error in your allotment
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How do I check if I have been allotted a seat in the second round?
Visit cetonline.karnataka.gov.in, log in with your NEET registration number and password, and view the second round final allotment list. Search for your name or registration number in the list. If it appears, you have been allotted a seat.
What does the allotment list show?
The list shows your allotted college name, the course (MBBS or BDS), the category of seat you have been given (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.), and other relevant admission details. It tells you exactly where you have been placed.
What should I do if my name is on the allotment list?
Check the reporting date and time from the allotment letter or KEA portal. Gather all original documents (10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result, caste certificate if applicable, and any others specified by the college). Report to your allotted college on time to complete admission formalities.
What if my name is not on the allotment list?
It means you have not been allocated a seat in the second round. Check the KEA portal for information about further rounds of counselling (third round, spot round, or mop-up round) if they are planned. You may be eligible to participate in these.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college on time?
Your seat will be cancelled, and you will lose your allotment. The reporting window is usually short, so act immediately. If you have a genuine emergency, contact the college and KEA to request an extension, but do not assume it will be granted.
Can I change my allotted college or course after the list is published?
This depends on KEA's rules for the second round. Some rounds allow upgradation or choice modification, but not all. Check the counselling rules on the KEA portal or contact KEA directly to find out if you can change your choice.
What documents do I need to bring for admission?
Typically, you need original 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result, caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified by your allotted college. Verify the exact list from your college's website or admission letter before you go.
What if I find an error in my allotment (wrong name spelling, wrong rank, wrong category)?
File a complaint with KEA immediately. Provide proof of your NEET registration and result, and explain the error clearly. Contact KEA through their portal or helpline to report the issue.
Is the second round allotment final, or can there be more rounds?
The second round is not necessarily the final round. KEA may conduct additional rounds (third round, spot round, or mop-up round) to fill remaining vacant seats. Check the KEA portal for announcements about further rounds.
Can I see the allotment list if I am not a candidate?
The allotment list is published on the KEA portal and is accessible to all. However, individual candidate details (name, rank, allotted college) are typically visible only to the candidate after login. You can view the overall list structure and statistics, but not personal details of other candidates.
Check the KEA portal (cetonline.karnataka.gov.in) immediately to see if your name is on the second round final allotment list. If you are allotted a seat, note your college, course, and reporting date, gather all original documents, and report to your college on time. If you are not allotted, watch for announcements about further rounds of counselling. Do not delay — the reporting window is usually short, and missing the deadline will result in cancellation of your seat.
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