The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has published an official list of 1,801 candidates who are now ineligible to participate in state-quota counselling from Phase 3 onwards. These candidates have already been admitted to MBBS or BDS seats under the All India Quota (AIQ) during earlier counselling rounds. Once a candidate secures admission under AIQ, they lose the right to compete for state-quota seats in subsequent phases. This is a critical notice for all NEET UG 2026 aspirants in Kerala—if your name appears on this list, you cannot participate in Phase 3 or any later state-quota counselling round, even if you have not yet joined your AIQ seat.
If your name is on this list, you are permanently barred from Kerala state-quota counselling Phase 3 onwards because you have already been admitted under All India Quota.
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This is an official eligibility exclusion list issued by CEE Kerala for NEET UG 2026 counselling. The 1,801 candidates listed have already received admission to MBBS or BDS seats under the All India Quota (AIQ) system. Under the rules of medical counselling in India, a candidate who has been allotted and admitted under AIQ cannot simultaneously participate in state-quota counselling rounds.
The notice specifically states that these candidates are ineligible to participate in state-quota counselling from Phase 3 onwards. This means they cannot apply for, compete for, or be allotted any state-quota seat in Phase 3, Phase 4, or any subsequent counselling phase. The restriction is permanent for the current admission cycle.
The reason for this rule is to prevent double admission and to ensure fair distribution of seats. Each seat—whether AIQ or state-quota—is meant for one candidate. Once a candidate is admitted under AIQ, that seat is filled, and they must not occupy a state-quota seat as well.
Who Is on This List?
The list contains 1,801 candidates identified by their application number, NEET roll number, and full name. These candidates participated in earlier counselling rounds (Phase 1 and/or Phase 2) and were allotted MBBS or BDS seats under the All India Quota. The list is comprehensive and includes candidates from all categories and all medical colleges participating in AIQ.
The candidates are listed in serial order from Sl. No. 1 to Sl. No. 1801. Each entry shows: (1) Serial number, (2) Application number (used in the counselling portal), (3) NEET roll number (from the NEET UG 2026 exam), and (4) Candidate's full name as registered.
- Total candidates on the ineligibility list: 1,801
- Reason for ineligibility: Already admitted under All India Quota (AIQ)
- Affected counselling phases: Phase 3 and all subsequent phases
- Affected quota: State quota (all state-quota seats in Kerala)
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The notice provides a complete table with all 1,801 names. To check if you are ineligible, you can search using any of three identifiers: your application number (assigned during counselling registration), your NEET roll number (from your NEET UG 2026 admit card), or your full name as registered.
Start by locating your NEET roll number or application number in the list. The list is arranged by serial number and application number in ascending order, making it easier to search. If you find your name, your application number, or your NEET roll number on this list, you are ineligible for state-quota counselling from Phase 3 onwards.
If your name does NOT appear on this list, you remain eligible to participate in Phase 3 state-quota counselling (if you have not already been allotted a state-quota seat in earlier phases).
- Search by application number (shown in the counselling portal)
- Search by NEET roll number (from your NEET admit card)
- Search by full name (as registered during NEET application)
- List is arranged in order of application number for easier lookup
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What Happens If You Are on This List?
If your name is on this ineligibility list, you have already been admitted to an MBBS or BDS seat under the All India Quota. This is a confirmed admission, and you must now proceed to join that seat at the allotted college. You cannot withdraw from AIQ admission to participate in state-quota counselling.
You will not be able to log in to the state-quota counselling portal for Phase 3 onwards, or your application will be automatically rejected if you attempt to participate. The system is designed to prevent dual admissions. Your AIQ seat is your final admission for this cycle.
If you have not yet joined your AIQ seat, you must do so by the date specified by the college or by the CEE. Failure to join on time may result in cancellation of your admission and forfeiture of the seat.
- You are permanently barred from Phase 3 and later state-quota counselling rounds
- You cannot apply for or be allotted any state-quota seat
- You must join your AIQ-allotted seat at the designated college
- Withdrawal from AIQ to participate in state-quota is not permitted
- Non-compliance with joining deadline may result in seat cancellation
What If You Are NOT on This List?
If your name does not appear on this ineligibility list, you remain eligible to participate in Phase 3 state-quota counselling. This applies whether you participated in Phase 1 and Phase 2 or are participating for the first time in Phase 3.
You can register and participate in Phase 3 state-quota counselling if you have not already been allotted a state-quota seat in Phase 1 or Phase 2. You will be able to fill your choices, participate in the merit list, and be considered for allotment based on your NEET rank and the availability of seats.
Keep monitoring the CEE Kerala website for Phase 3 counselling schedule, registration dates, choice-filling window, and allotment results. Ensure you have all required documents ready for verification at the time of counselling.
- You are eligible for Phase 3 state-quota counselling
- You can register and fill choices for state-quota seats
- You will be considered for allotment based on merit and availability
- Monitor CEE website for Phase 3 schedule and important dates
- Prepare all required documents for counselling verification
Important Rules About AIQ and State-Quota Counselling
Under the NEET UG counselling system, there are two separate quota systems: All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota. AIQ seats are filled through a national-level counselling process and are available to candidates from any state. State-quota seats are reserved for candidates domiciled in that state and are filled through state-level counselling.
A candidate cannot hold admission under both AIQ and state-quota simultaneously. Once a candidate is allotted and admitted under AIQ, they must not participate in state-quota counselling. This rule prevents a single candidate from occupying two seats and ensures that seats are distributed fairly among all eligible candidates.
The counselling process typically has multiple phases. In Phase 1 and Phase 2, candidates may be allotted seats under AIQ or state-quota. Those allotted under AIQ in Phase 1 or Phase 2 are excluded from Phase 3 onwards state-quota counselling. This is the purpose of this ineligibility list.
- AIQ seats: filled through national counselling, open to all states
- State-quota seats: filled through state counselling, for state domiciled candidates
- A candidate cannot hold both AIQ and state-quota admission
- AIQ admission is final; candidate must join or forfeit the seat
- State-quota counselling continues in phases; AIQ-admitted candidates are excluded from Phase 3 onwards
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The Complete List of 1,801 Ineligible Candidates
The notice contains a comprehensive table listing all 1,801 candidates. The table is organized by serial number (Sl. No.), application number, NEET roll number, and candidate name. The list spans multiple pages and includes candidates from all backgrounds and categories.
Each row in the table represents one candidate who has been admitted under AIQ and is now ineligible for state-quota counselling Phase 3 onwards. The application number is the unique identifier assigned during the counselling registration process. The NEET roll number is the 10-digit number from your NEET UG 2026 admit card.
- Serial numbers: 1 to 1,801
- Each entry includes: Application No., NEET Roll Number, and Name
- List is sorted by application number in ascending order
- Covers all candidates admitted under AIQ in Phase 1 and Phase 2
- Includes candidates from all medical colleges and all categories
| Sl. No. | Application No. | NEET Roll Number | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1100014 | 2811104559 | LALKRISHNA S |
| 2 | 1100076 | 2810102466 | ANAGHA BIJU |
| 3 | 1100153 | 2812101438 | SIVANI T S |
| ... | ... | ... | ... (1,798 more entries) |
| 1801 | 1300651 | 2602108310 | KRRISH MODAK |
What You Must Do Now
If your name is on this list: You have been admitted under AIQ. Contact your allotted college immediately to confirm your admission status, obtain the joining letter, and understand the joining deadline. Prepare all required documents (mark sheets, certificates, identity proof, etc.) and report to the college by the specified date. Do not attempt to participate in state-quota counselling.
If your name is NOT on this list: You remain eligible for Phase 3 state-quota counselling. Monitor the CEE Kerala website (cee.kerala.gov.in) for the Phase 3 schedule. Register on the counselling portal as soon as registration opens. Fill your choices carefully, considering your NEET rank, preferred courses, and colleges. Attend counselling verification on the scheduled date with all required documents.
All candidates: Keep your NEET admit card, application number, and all counselling-related documents safe. Check the CEE website regularly for updates, schedules, and important notices. Do not rely on unofficial sources for information; always refer to the official CEE Kerala website.
- If on the list: Contact your AIQ-allotted college and join by the deadline
- If not on the list: Register for Phase 3 state-quota counselling when it opens
- Fill your choices carefully based on your rank and preferences
- Attend counselling verification with all required documents
- Monitor cee.kerala.gov.in for all updates and schedules
- Keep your NEET admit card and application number safe
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Do not assume you are ineligible without checking the list. Even if you participated in Phase 1 or Phase 2, you may not have been allotted an AIQ seat. Check the official list carefully using your application number or NEET roll number.
Do not attempt to participate in state-quota counselling if your name is on this list. The system will reject your application, and you will waste time and effort. Your AIQ admission is final and binding.
Do not ignore the joining deadline for your AIQ seat. Colleges have strict deadlines for joining. If you do not join on time, your seat will be cancelled, and you will lose your admission. There is no grace period or extension in most cases.
Do not rely on rumors or unofficial information. Always check the official CEE Kerala website and the official notice for accurate information. Misinformation can lead to missed deadlines and lost opportunities.
- ⚠️ Do not assume ineligibility without checking the official list
- ⚠️ Do not attempt to participate in state-quota if you are on this list
- ⚠️ Do not miss the joining deadline for your AIQ seat
- ⚠️ Do not rely on unofficial sources or rumors
- ✅ Always verify using your application number or NEET roll number
- ✅ Always refer to the official CEE Kerala website
- ✅ Always meet all deadlines and requirements
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What does it mean if my name is on this ineligibility list?
It means you have already been admitted to an MBBS or BDS seat under the All India Quota (AIQ) in Phase 1 or Phase 2 of counselling. You are now permanently barred from participating in state-quota counselling from Phase 3 onwards. You must join your AIQ-allotted seat at the designated college by the joining deadline.
Can I withdraw from my AIQ admission to participate in state-quota counselling?
No. Once you are admitted under AIQ, you cannot withdraw to participate in state-quota counselling. The rule is designed to prevent double admission and ensure fair distribution of seats. Your AIQ admission is final and binding for this cycle.
What should I do if my name is on this list?
Contact your AIQ-allotted college immediately to confirm your admission status and obtain the joining letter. Prepare all required documents (mark sheets, certificates, identity proof, etc.) and report to the college by the specified joining deadline. Do not attempt to participate in state-quota counselling.
What if my name is NOT on this list?
You remain eligible to participate in Phase 3 state-quota counselling. Monitor the CEE Kerala website for the Phase 3 schedule. Register on the counselling portal when it opens, fill your choices carefully, and attend counselling verification with all required documents.
How can I check if my name is on the ineligibility list?
You can search the list using your application number (from the counselling portal), your NEET roll number (from your NEET admit card), or your full name as registered. The list is arranged by application number in ascending order, making it easier to search.
What happens if I do not join my AIQ seat by the deadline?
If you do not join by the deadline specified by the college or CEE, your admission will be cancelled, and your seat will be forfeited. You will lose your admission and will not be eligible for any further counselling rounds. There is typically no grace period or extension.
Can I participate in Phase 3 state-quota counselling if I have not yet joined my AIQ seat?
No. If your name is on this ineligibility list, you cannot participate in state-quota counselling from Phase 3 onwards, regardless of whether you have joined your AIQ seat or not. Your AIQ admission is final and exclusive.
Why are AIQ-admitted candidates excluded from state-quota counselling?
This rule prevents a single candidate from holding admission under both AIQ and state-quota simultaneously. Each seat is meant for one candidate. Once a candidate is admitted under AIQ, they must not occupy a state-quota seat as well. This ensures fair distribution of seats among all eligible candidates.
Is this list final, or can it be updated?
This list is based on candidates admitted under AIQ in Phase 1 and Phase 2. If additional candidates are admitted under AIQ in later phases, they may be added to the ineligibility list for subsequent phases. Always check the official CEE website for the latest updates.
What documents do I need to bring for joining my AIQ seat?
Typically, you will need: (1) NEET admit card, (2) Mark sheets from 10th and 12th, (3) Caste certificate (if applicable), (4) Income certificate (if applicable), (5) Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.), (6) Address proof, (7) Medical fitness certificate, and (8) Joining letter from the college. Check with your allotted college for the exact list of required documents.
Where can I find more information about Phase 3 state-quota counselling?
Visit the official CEE Kerala website at cee.kerala.gov.in. You can also contact the CEE office directly or check the official notification for contact details. Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for counselling information.
If your name appears on this list, you have been successfully admitted under All India Quota and must now focus on joining your allotted seat by the deadline. If your name is not on the list, prepare for Phase 3 state-quota counselling by monitoring the CEE Kerala website for the schedule and registration details. Always verify information from the official CEE website and do not miss any deadlines. For any doubts, contact the CEE office directly.
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