The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala has released an official list of 2,063 candidates who are ineligible to participate in the state-quota counselling for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS admissions. These candidates have already been admitted to medical or dental colleges under the All India Quota (AIQ) and therefore cannot apply for seats in the state-quota round. This is a critical document—if your name appears on this list, you must not attempt to register for state-quota counselling, as doing so could jeopardise your existing AIQ seat.
If you were admitted under All India Quota (AIQ), you are barred from state-quota counselling in Kerala and your name will be on this ineligibility list.
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This is an official ineligibility list published by Kerala's CEE. It contains the names, application numbers, and NEET roll numbers of 2,063 candidates who have already secured admission to MBBS or BDS courses through the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling process.
Under Indian medical admission rules, a candidate cannot hold seats in both the All India Quota and the state quota simultaneously. Once you accept an AIQ seat, you forfeit the right to participate in state-quota counselling. This list identifies all such candidates so they do not mistakenly apply in the state round and risk losing their AIQ admission.
The list is comprehensive and final. It is issued before state-quota counselling begins to ensure transparency and prevent dual admissions.
Who Is on This List
Every candidate on this list has one thing in common: they were offered and have accepted a seat under the All India Quota (AIQ) in an MBBS or BDS course at a medical or dental college in India.
The list includes candidates from all states and union territories who appeared for NEET UG 2026 and were allocated AIQ seats. Many are from Kerala, but others come from across India. The list is sorted by application number and includes the candidate's name and NEET roll number for easy identification.
If your name is on this list, it means your AIQ admission is confirmed and you must not apply in the state-quota round.
How to Check If You Are on the List
The list contains 2,063 entries numbered from 1 to 2,063. Each entry shows: (1) Serial number, (2) Application number, (3) Candidate name, and (4) NEET roll number.
To find yourself, search by your name or NEET roll number. The list is presented in order of application number, so if you know your application number, you can locate your entry quickly.
The document is 49 pages long and covers all 2,063 ineligible candidates. If you do not find your name, you are eligible to participate in state-quota counselling (assuming you meet all other eligibility criteria).
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- Search by your full name as it appears on your NEET admit card
- Search by your NEET roll number (10-digit number)
- Search by your application number (if you have it)
- Check all pages—the list is long and names are in application-number order, not alphabetical
Why You Cannot Participate in State-Quota Counselling
India's medical admission system operates on a clear principle: one candidate, one seat. The All India Quota and state quotas are separate pools of seats. Once you accept a seat in one pool, you cannot claim a seat in another.
The All India Quota is managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) at the national level. State quotas are managed by state authorities like Kerala's CEE. These are independent processes. If you were allocated an AIQ seat and accepted it, your admission is final and you have no right to apply in the state round.
This rule exists to ensure fair distribution of seats and to prevent candidates from holding multiple seats simultaneously, which would waste seats for other deserving candidates.
What Happens If You Try to Apply Despite Being Ineligible
If your name is on this ineligibility list and you attempt to register for state-quota counselling, your application will be rejected during verification. The CEE will cross-check all applications against this list before counselling begins.
More importantly, attempting to apply in the state round after being admitted under AIQ could trigger a formal complaint or investigation. You could lose your AIQ seat if it is discovered that you tried to claim a state-quota seat as well.
Do not take this risk. If you are on this list, your admission is secure under AIQ. Respect the rules and do not apply in the state round.
- ⚠️ Your application will be rejected if you try to register
- ⚠️ You could lose your AIQ seat if you attempt to claim a state seat
- ⚠️ Verification will catch any duplicate applications
- ✅ Your AIQ seat is final and secure—do not jeopardise it
If Your Name Is NOT on This List
If you searched the list and did not find your name, you are eligible to participate in Kerala's state-quota counselling for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS seats.
This means you were not allocated an AIQ seat, or you did not accept an AIQ offer. You are now free to apply in the state-quota round. Watch for the official announcement of state-quota counselling dates, registration windows, and document requirements from the CEE.
Make sure you have all required documents ready: NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by the CEE in the counselling notification.
- You are eligible for state-quota counselling
- Wait for the official state-quota counselling notification
- Prepare all required documents in advance
- Register on time when the portal opens
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Understanding All India Quota (AIQ) vs. State Quota
The All India Quota (AIQ) consists of 15% of MBBS seats and 15% of BDS seats in government medical and dental colleges across India. These seats are filled through a national-level counselling process managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) based on NEET scores.
State quotas consist of 85% of seats in government colleges within each state. These are filled through state-level counselling managed by the state authority—in Kerala's case, the CEE. State-quota seats are reserved for candidates who meet the state's domicile and other eligibility criteria.
A candidate can participate in both AIQ and state-quota counselling, but once they accept a seat in one, they must withdraw from the other. This list identifies all candidates who accepted AIQ seats and are therefore ineligible for state-quota counselling.
- AIQ: 15% of seats, national-level counselling, managed by MCC
- State Quota: 85% of seats, state-level counselling, managed by CEE Kerala
- One candidate can only hold one seat at a time
- Accepting AIQ seat = ineligible for state-quota counselling
Important Dates and Next Steps
This ineligibility list has been released before state-quota counselling begins. The exact dates for state-quota registration, choice filling, and allotment have not been announced in this document, but they will be published separately by the CEE.
If you are NOT on this list, monitor the CEE website (cee.kerala.gov.in) regularly for announcements about state-quota counselling dates. Typically, state counselling begins after AIQ counselling is complete.
If you ARE on this list, your AIQ admission is confirmed. You do not need to do anything further. Your college will contact you with joining instructions and further details.
- Check this list now to confirm your eligibility status
- If ineligible: your AIQ seat is final; await college joining instructions
- If eligible: watch for state-quota counselling notification on CEE website
- Do not miss registration deadlines once state counselling is announced
Common Mistakes to Avoid
**Mistake 1: Assuming you are ineligible without checking the list.** Many candidates worry they might be on the list. Check it yourself—do not rely on rumours or assumptions.
**Mistake 2: Ignoring the list if your name is on it.** If you are on this list, you have an AIQ seat. Do not attempt to apply in state counselling. Your AIQ admission is your confirmed seat.
**Mistake 3: Registering for state counselling with incomplete documents.** Even if you are eligible, incomplete documentation will lead to rejection. Prepare all required papers in advance.
**Mistake 4: Missing registration deadlines.** Once state-quota counselling is announced, registration windows are usually short (3–5 days). Mark your calendar and register on the first day to avoid last-minute issues.
- ⚠️ Do not assume—check the official list
- ⚠️ Do not apply in state round if you are on this list
- ⚠️ Do not register without all required documents
- ⚠️ Do not miss registration deadlines
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What does it mean if my name is on this ineligibility list?
It means you were allocated and have accepted a seat under the All India Quota (AIQ) in an MBBS or BDS course. Your admission is confirmed. You cannot and should not apply in Kerala's state-quota counselling because you already have a seat. Attempting to apply in the state round could jeopardise your AIQ admission.
How do I check if my name is on the list?
Search the 49-page PDF document by your name, NEET roll number, or application number. The list is sorted by application number. If you find your entry, you are ineligible for state-quota counselling. If you do not find your name, you are eligible to apply in the state round.
What should I do if my name is on this list?
Do nothing regarding state-quota counselling. Your AIQ seat is final and secure. Wait for your college to contact you with joining instructions, fee payment details, and other admission formalities. Do not attempt to register for state-quota counselling.
What should I do if my name is NOT on this list?
You are eligible to participate in Kerala's state-quota counselling for NEET UG 2026. Watch the CEE website (cee.kerala.gov.in) for announcements about state-quota counselling dates, registration windows, and required documents. Prepare all necessary documents and register when the portal opens.
Can I participate in both AIQ and state-quota counselling?
No. You can participate in both processes, but once you accept a seat in one (AIQ or state quota), you must withdraw from the other. You cannot hold seats in both simultaneously. This list identifies candidates who accepted AIQ seats and are therefore ineligible for state-quota counselling.
What happens if I try to register for state counselling even though I am on this ineligibility list?
Your application will be rejected during verification because your name is on the ineligibility list. More seriously, attempting to claim a state seat after accepting an AIQ seat could result in loss of your AIQ admission. Do not take this risk.
Is this list final, or can it be updated?
This list is final as of the date of publication. It is released before state-quota counselling begins to ensure all candidates know their eligibility status. If there are any errors (e.g., your name appears but you did not accept an AIQ seat), contact the CEE immediately with proof to request correction.
What documents do I need if I am eligible for state-quota counselling?
The CEE will specify required documents in the state-quota counselling notification. Typically, you will need: NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and identity proof. Prepare these in advance to avoid delays during registration.
When will state-quota counselling begin?
The exact dates are not mentioned in this ineligibility list. The CEE will announce state-quota counselling dates separately, usually after AIQ counselling is complete. Monitor the CEE website regularly for updates.
Can I appeal if I believe my name should not be on this list?
If you believe there is an error (e.g., your name appears but you did not accept an AIQ seat), contact the CEE immediately with supporting documents. However, if you did accept an AIQ seat, your ineligibility for state-quota counselling is correct and cannot be appealed.
What is the difference between All India Quota and state quota?
All India Quota (AIQ) comprises 15% of MBBS and BDS seats in government colleges nationwide, filled through national-level counselling by the MCC. State quota comprises 85% of seats in each state's government colleges, filled through state-level counselling by the state authority (CEE in Kerala). AIQ seats are open to all-India candidates; state-quota seats typically require domicile in that state.
If I am on this list, do I need to do anything for my AIQ admission?
No action is needed regarding state-quota counselling. Your AIQ admission is confirmed. Your college will contact you directly with joining instructions, fee payment deadlines, and other formalities. Follow the college's instructions and do not attempt to apply elsewhere.
If your name appears on this ineligibility list, your All India Quota (AIQ) admission is confirmed and final—do not attempt to apply in state-quota counselling. If your name does not appear, you are eligible for Kerala's state-quota MBBS/BDS counselling; prepare your documents and watch the CEE website for the official state-quota counselling notification. Check the list carefully now to avoid confusion later.
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