If you're tracking NEET UG 2026 Round 1 counselling, there's a fresh update you need to know about: the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), the body that runs all-India NEET UG seat allotment, has published a second revised version of the provisional Round 1 result. This isn't the final list — it's a corrected version of the earlier one, put out after MCC identified or received reports of errors. The revised list shows 2,946 candidates allotted a seat in this round. For anyone whose name, category, or allotted college may have shifted between versions, this matters directly — it affects what you check, when you report, and whether you still have a chance to raise an objection.
This is still a provisional list, not the final one — check your name and allotment details carefully, and do not report to any college until MCC releases the final Round 1 result.
What actually changed
MCC counselling for NEET UG runs in stages: a provisional result comes first so candidates can flag mistakes, then a final result is issued once those objections are sorted out. In this cycle, MCC has gone a step further and issued a revised version of the provisional result itself — the second such revision — before even reaching the final stage.
This tells us MCC found it necessary to correct entries after the first provisional list went live, possibly due to data errors, category mismatches, or allotment corrections flagged by candidates. The number of candidates shown as allotted a seat in this revised list stands at 2,946.
The grievance deadline that just passed
MCC had set a strict cut-off for candidates to report discrepancies in this revised list: by 12:30 PM on August 24, 2026, through the Candidates Grievances and Query Redressal System on the official Candidate Login Portal at mcc.nic.in.
If you found an error in your name, rank, category, or allotted institute/course in this revised list and missed raising it within that window, keep an eye on the MCC portal for any further grievance opportunity before the final result is locked. MCC has indicated that the final Round 1 result will be released only after all valid grievances from this revised list are addressed.
Why you should not report to college yet
It is worth repeating this clearly because it trips up many families every counselling season: allotment shown in a provisional (or revised provisional) result is not final. Reporting to an allotted institute, submitting fees, or beginning admission formalities based on a provisional list is premature and unnecessary.
Only once MCC declares the final Round 1 seat allotment result should a candidate act on it — verify documents at the college, complete admission formalities, and attend classes. MCC will announce a separate reporting schedule for Round 1 once the final result is out.
What allotted candidates should check right now
Even though the grievance window for this specific revision has closed, candidates should still keep verifying their allotment status as MCC moves toward the final result.
- Log in to the MCC Candidate Login Portal and download your revised provisional allotment letter/PDF
- Cross-check your name, roll number, category (General/EWS/OBC/SC/ST/PwD), and quota (All India Quota or deemed/central institute quota) against your NEET UG application form
- Confirm the allotted college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and seat type match what you expected based on your rank and choices filled
- Watch the MCC website for the final Round 1 result announcement and the revised reporting schedule that follows it
- Do not pay fees or sign any admission documents until the final result is officially declared
What this means if you are not yet allotted
For candidates who did not find their name in this revised Round 1 list, this is not the end of the counselling process. Round 2, mop-up round, and state-level counselling rounds still lie ahead, along with the choice-filling and upgrade options within MCC's own rounds.
Use this waiting period productively: revisit your rank, the previous year's closing ranks for colleges you're interested in, and decide in advance whether you would prefer to freeze your current status, float for an upgrade, or wait for the next round if you do get allotted a seat in the final result.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Is this the final Round 1 seat allotment result for NEET UG 2026?
No. This is a second revised version of the provisional result. MCC will release a separate final Round 1 result after resolving grievances from this revised list.
What does the figure of 2,946 candidates refer to?
It is the number of candidates shown as allotted a seat in this revised provisional Round 1 list, as released by MCC.
Can I still raise an objection about my allotment?
The specific window for this revised list closed at 12:30 PM on August 24, 2026. Keep checking the MCC Candidate Login Portal in case any further correction opportunity is opened before the final result.
Should I report to my allotted college based on this revised list?
No. Reporting is only valid once the final Round 1 result is declared and MCC announces the reporting schedule for it.
Where can I download the revised allotment result?
It is available on the official MCC website, mcc.nic.in, through the Candidate Login Portal.
What happens after the final result is declared?
Allotted candidates report to their institute within the reporting window, undergo document verification, and complete admission formalities before classes begin.
Treat this revised list as a checkpoint, not the finish line — verify every detail of your allotment, but hold off on any admission action until MCC's final Round 1 result is out. MedAdmit will update readers as soon as the final list and the reporting schedule are announced.
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