The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released a Revised Provisional Result for Round 1 of the All India Quota (AIQ) UG counselling for NEET UG 2026, dated 21 August 2026. This covers MBBS and BDS seat allotment under the national counselling conducted by MCC. As the title states, this is a 'revised' version of the provisional Round 1 result — meaning MCC has updated or corrected the provisional allotment list it had put out earlier for this round. It is still 'provisional', not final, so it can change again before the final result for the round is declared. Every candidate who took part in Round 1 should check this revised list, even if they already checked an earlier provisional result.
This is a corrected version of the Round 1 provisional allotment — candidates must recheck their MCC login now, because their seat status in this revised list may be different from what they saw earlier.
What does 'Revised Provisional Result' mean?
In MCC counselling, a 'provisional result' is an initial seat allotment list that is subject to verification and correction — it is not the final, confirmed outcome of a round. When MCC finds an error or needs to make a correction to a provisional list it already published, it releases a 'revised' provisional result to replace the earlier one.
This means the result released on 21 August 2026 supersedes any earlier provisional result for the same Round 1 of AIQ counselling. Candidates should treat this revised list as the current, updated position of their allotment for this round.
What this notice covers
The notice is titled 'Revised Provisional Result for UG Counselling Round 1' and is dated 21.08.2026. It applies to the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling for NEET UG admissions — the national-level counselling for MBBS and BDS seats conducted by MCC under the Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.
The notice itself does not give further details such as the specific colleges, seat matrix changes, or the reasons for the revision. Candidates should rely only on their individual login on the official MCC website to see how the revision affects them.
What candidates should do now
Because this is a revised list, it is important not to assume your earlier provisional result still stands. Log in again and check your current status carefully.
- Log in to the official MCC UG counselling portal using your NEET roll number/credentials to check your own revised Round 1 provisional result.
- Compare it with the earlier provisional result you may have seen — your allotted college, course, or category may have changed in the revision.
- Since the result is still 'provisional' and not final, keep watching the MCC website for the final Round 1 result and any further notices on reporting or joining deadlines.
- Do not rely on screenshots, social media forwards, or third-party sources for your allotment status — always confirm on the official MCC portal.
What this notice does not tell us
This notice, as issued, is a short title-only announcement. It does not specify the reason for the revision, the reporting or document verification schedule, fee details, or any list of colleges affected. Candidates should treat those as unknown for now and look out for separate, more detailed MCC notices covering next steps such as reporting to the allotted institute, upgrade options, or the final result of this round.
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Is this the final Round 1 result?
No. The notice explicitly calls it a 'provisional' result — even though it is a revised version, it is still not the final, confirmed result of Round 1.
Why did MCC revise the provisional result?
The notice does not state a reason. It only indicates that this list replaces the earlier provisional result for Round 1. Candidates should simply check their current status in this revised list.
Where can I check my revised allotment status?
You need to log in to the official MCC UG counselling portal with your NEET credentials, as this notice does not provide any other channel for checking results.
What if my allotted college/course is different in this revised list compared to the earlier provisional result?
The revised list is the current, updated position. Follow whatever it shows for you now, and watch for further MCC instructions on the process from here.
Does this notice apply to state quota seats too?
No. This is an All India Quota (AIQ) counselling notice from MCC, which covers the seats filled through the national-level counselling, not state-run counselling for state quota seats.
What should I do next after checking my revised result?
The notice does not include next-step details such as reporting dates or documents. Keep checking the official MCC website for the next notice, which should cover reporting/joining or the final result for this round.
Log in to the official MCC UG counselling portal now to check your revised Round 1 provisional result, and do not assume your earlier provisional status still applies. Keep an eye on the MCC website for the next official notice, which should cover the final result or reporting instructions for this round.
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