The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), has released the NEET-MDS 2026 Round 2 provisional seat allotment result at mcc.nic.in. Candidates who registered and locked choices for Round 2 can now check the college, MDS speciality and category they have been provisionally allotted, using their MCC login. This is master's-level (MDS) dental postgraduate counselling within the broad NEET-PG family — it is not the super-speciality (NEET-SS) process for DM or MCh.
It's provisional: raise any discrepancy by 4 PM on 22 September; the final Round 2 result follows on 23 September, with reporting from 24–30 September.
What 'provisional' allotment means
A provisional allotment is MCC's proposed seat for you, published so that candidates can spot and report errors before it is finalised. MCC opens a short grievance/query window, reviews valid objections, and then issues the final Round 2 allotment. Only after the final result — and after you report and join at the college — is your seat confirmed.
NEET-MDS Round 2: key dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Round 2 provisional allotment | 22 September 2026 |
| Raise grievance / report discrepancy | By 4 PM, 22 September 2026 |
| Final allotment result | 23 September 2026 |
| Reporting at allotted college | 24 – 30 September 2026 |
| Official portal | mcc.nic.in |
| Scope | MDS (dental PG) — broad NEET-PG, not NEET-SS |
Step-by-step: what allotted candidates should do
- Log in to mcc.nic.in and open your Round 2 provisional allotment; note the college, MDS speciality, quota and category.
- If any detail is wrong, raise it through MCC's grievance/query redressal system by 4 PM on 22 September — that is the only window to flag an error before the result is finalised.
- Wait for the final allotment on 23 September; if your seat is confirmed, download the provisional allotment letter.
- Report physically at the allotted college with all originals between 24 and 30 September to complete admission.
- Understand your Round 2 status (fresh allotment, upgrade, or free-exit) and its resignation/forfeiture implications before you decide to report or skip.
Documents to carry at reporting
- NEET-PG / NEET-MDS 2026 admit card and scorecard/result
- MBBS / BDS degree certificate and all year mark sheets
- Internship completion certificate (or expected-completion certificate as allowed)
- Permanent / provisional registration certificate from the Medical/Dental Council
- Class 10 certificate (for date of birth) and photo ID (Aadhaar)
- Category certificate (SC / ST / OBC-NCL / EWS) and PwD certificate, if applicable
- State domicile / eligibility certificate for state-quota seats
- Provisional allotment letter and recent passport-size photographs
Important points
- MDS Round 2 allotment is binding in the ways the MCC information bulletin specifies — check the surrender/forfeiture and non-reporting rules for your candidate category.
- The reporting window (24–30 September) is firm; missing it can forfeit the seat.
- Carry originals and photocopies; council registration and internship documents are the ones most often queried for dental PG.
Only the dates and instructions on mcc.nic.in are official — verify the reporting window, fee and document list there before you travel.
When was the NEET-MDS 2026 Round 2 provisional result released?
MCC released it on 22 September 2026 at mcc.nic.in.
What is the grievance deadline?
Discrepancies must be raised through MCC's grievance system by 4 PM on 22 September 2026; the final result follows on 23 September.
When is reporting for Round 2?
Reporting at the allotted college runs from 24 to 30 September 2026.
How do I check my allotment?
Log in to mcc.nic.in with your NEET-MDS credentials and open the Round 2 allotment result.
What documents do I need at reporting?
Your NEET-MDS scorecard, MBBS/BDS degree and marksheets, internship certificate, council registration, ID and category/PwD certificates (if applicable), plus the allotment letter and photos.
Is NEET-MDS the same as NEET super-speciality?
No. NEET-MDS is dental PG counselling within the broad NEET-PG scope; it is not the NEET-SS (DM/MCh) process.
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