The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has released the provisional allotment results for the stray vacancy round of NEET UG counselling 2026, covering MBBS and BDS seats across Kerala medical colleges. If you applied for stray vacancy seats and are waiting to know your status, the allotment list is now available online. However, there is a tight window to check your result, file any complaints, and move toward final admission. Understanding the next steps—from downloading your allotment letter to reporting to your college—is crucial to securing your seat.
Download your provisional allotment result immediately from cee.kerala.gov.in; if there are errors, submit grievances by 1 PM on October 22, 2026, or you risk losing your seat.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the stray vacancy round and why does it matter?
The stray vacancy round is the final phase of NEET UG counselling in Kerala. It fills seats that remain empty after the main and supplementary allotment rounds. These are genuine MBBS and BDS positions in government and private medical colleges across the state, and they represent a last opportunity for eligible candidates to secure admission in the current academic year.
For many aspirants, the stray vacancy round is a lifeline—especially those who narrowly missed cutoff in earlier rounds or whose preferred colleges had no available seats. Because the number of vacancies can vary, the stray round often attracts a large number of applications, making competition intense but also creating real chances for those who apply strategically.
How to download your provisional allotment result from CEE Kerala
The allotment PDF is available on the official CEE Kerala portal at cee.kerala.gov.in. To access it, log in using your candidate credentials (registration number and password) and navigate to the allotment section. The process is straightforward but requires you to follow the exact steps to avoid confusion.
Start by visiting the CEE Kerala website and clicking on the KEAM 2026 candidate portal. From there, scroll to the 'Allotment List' section, then select 'MBBS/BDS Admission' and finally click on the 'Stray Vacancy Round' allotment link. Your provisional allotment PDF will appear on screen, which you should download and save immediately for your records.
- Visit cee.kerala.gov.in
- Log in with your registration number and password
- Navigate to KEAM 2026 candidate portal
- Scroll to Allotment List → MBBS/BDS Admission
- Click Stray Vacancy Round allotment link
- Download and save the PDF
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Critical deadline: File grievances by 1 PM today if needed
This is the most time-sensitive part of the process. The provisional allotment list is open for objections only until 1 PM on October 22, 2026. If you spot an error—such as an incorrect rank, wrong category, or a seat you did not apply for—you must report it immediately to avoid losing your chance to correct it.
Grievances must be submitted via email to ceekinfo.cee@kerala.gov.in with clear details of the issue. Do not delay; once the deadline passes, the final allotment list will be published, and corrections become much harder. Keep a copy of your email confirmation for your records.
- Deadline: 1 PM on October 22, 2026
- Email: ceekinfo.cee@kerala.gov.in
- Include your registration number and specific details of the error
- Save email confirmation as proof
What happens after the grievance window closes?
Once the 1 PM deadline passes, CEE Kerala will review all submitted complaints and publish the final allotment list. This final list is binding—the seats shown are yours to claim, provided you complete the next steps on time. Candidates who are allotted seats in the final list must then report to their assigned colleges for document verification and admission formalities.
The college reporting process is mandatory. You cannot skip it or delay it without risking forfeiture of your seat. Bring all original documents (10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result, Aadhaar, caste certificate if applicable, and any other documents specified by your college) along with the admission fee to complete the enrollment.
- Final allotment list published after grievance review
- Reporting to college is mandatory
- Document verification and fee payment required
- Failure to report on time may result in seat cancellation
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Once you receive your final allotment letter, prepare all required documents before visiting your college. Most Kerala medical colleges require original copies of your 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result scorecard, Aadhaar card, and passport-sized photographs. If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), bring your caste certificate as well.
You will also need to pay the admission fee at the college. The fee structure varies between government and private colleges, so check your allotment letter or the college's official website for the exact amount. Some colleges may accept online payment, while others may require a bank draft or demand draft. Confirm the payment method and deadline with your college immediately after receiving your allotment letter.
- 10th and 12th mark sheets (original)
- NEET admit card and result scorecard
- Aadhaar card and passport photos
- Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Admission fee (amount varies by college)
- Check college website for exact fee and payment method
What if you are not allotted a seat in the stray vacancy round?
If your name does not appear in the final allotment list, it means no seat was available matching your rank, category, and choices in the stray vacancy round. This does not mean your NEET score is invalid; it simply reflects the limited number of vacancies and high competition in this final round.
At this point, you have a few options: you can apply to private medical colleges that may still have seats available outside the counselling process, explore BDS courses if you have not already, or consider preparing for NEET UG again next year. Some aspirants also look into medical colleges in other states or pursue allied health courses. Speak with a counsellor or mentor to evaluate what suits your goals and circumstances best.
- Check private college direct admissions
- Explore BDS or other health courses
- Consider colleges in other states
- Plan for NEET UG next year if desired
- Consult a counsellor for personalized guidance
Why the stray vacancy round matters for your MBBS/BDS journey
The stray vacancy round is often overlooked by aspirants who miss earlier rounds, but it is a genuine and legitimate pathway to a medical seat. Many students have secured admission through this round and gone on to complete their MBBS or BDS successfully. The key is to act quickly, stay organized, and follow every deadline and instruction carefully.
Your success in this round depends on three things: timely download of your allotment, prompt grievance filing if needed, and swift completion of college reporting and admission formalities. Missing any of these steps can cost you your seat, even if you were allotted one. Treat this as your final opportunity in the current counselling cycle and act with urgency and precision.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where can I download my stray vacancy allotment result?
Your provisional allotment result is available on the CEE Kerala official website at cee.kerala.gov.in. Log in with your registration number and password, navigate to the KEAM 2026 candidate portal, go to Allotment List, select MBBS/BDS Admission, and click on the Stray Vacancy Round allotment link. Download and save the PDF immediately.
What is the deadline to file grievances about my allotment?
The grievance window closes at 1 PM on October 22, 2026. If you spot any error in your provisional allotment—such as incorrect rank, wrong category, or an unexpected seat—email ceekinfo.cee@kerala.gov.in with your registration number and details before this deadline. After 1 PM, the final allotment list will be published and corrections become difficult.
Is reporting to the allotted college mandatory?
Yes, reporting to your allotted college is mandatory. You must visit the college for document verification and admission formalities after the final allotment list is published. Failure to report on time may result in forfeiture of your seat. Check your allotment letter for the college's reporting deadline and required documents.
What documents do I need to bring for college admission?
Bring original copies of your 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result scorecard, Aadhaar card, and passport-sized photographs. If you belong to a reserved category, bring your caste certificate as well. Also bring the admission fee (amount varies by college). Confirm the exact list and fee with your college before visiting.
How much is the admission fee for MBBS/BDS in Kerala?
The admission fee varies significantly between government and private medical colleges. Government colleges typically charge lower fees, while private colleges charge substantially more. Check your allotment letter or visit your college's official website for the exact fee amount. Some colleges accept online payment, while others require a bank draft or demand draft.
What should I do if I am not allotted a seat in the stray vacancy round?
If your name does not appear in the final allotment list, explore alternative options: apply to private medical colleges with direct admissions, consider BDS courses, look into medical colleges in other states, or prepare for NEET UG next year. Consult a counsellor to evaluate which path aligns with your goals and circumstances.
Can I change my allotted college after the final allotment is published?
No, the final allotment list is binding. The seat shown is the one you must accept and report to. You cannot change your college after the final allotment is published. If you have concerns about your allotment, file a grievance before the 1 PM deadline on October 22, 2026.
What happens if I miss the college reporting deadline?
Missing the college reporting deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat. Your allotted seat will be cancelled, and you will lose your chance to pursue MBBS or BDS in the current academic year through this counselling cycle. Always check your allotment letter for the exact reporting deadline and plan accordingly.
Download your provisional allotment result now from cee.kerala.gov.in and carefully review it. If there are any errors, submit your grievance by 1 PM on October 22, 2026, to ceekinfo.cee@kerala.gov.in. Once the final allotment is published, report to your college immediately with all required documents and the admission fee to secure your MBBS or BDS seat.
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