MP NEET PG 2026 Round 1 Allotment Out: Key Dates & Documents Needed

The Directorate of Medical Education (DME) in Madhya Pradesh has announced the Round 1 seat allotment results for NEET PG 2026 on its official portal. Candidates who locked their college and course preferences during web counselling can now download their allotment letters and verify their assigned postgraduate medical seats. This is a critical milestone in the admission process—allotted candidates must complete physical reporting, document verification, and fee payment within a strict 11-day window. Understanding the reporting schedule and document requirements is essential to secure your seat and avoid cancellation.

When and Where to Download Your MP NEET PG Allotment Letter

The DME Madhya Pradesh released the Round 1 allotment results on October 29, 2026, via the centralized counselling portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. All candidates who participated in the choice-locking process can access their provisional allotment letters online using their login credentials.

To locate your allotment, visit the DME portal, navigate to the PG Medical Counselling section for MD/MS courses, and search for the Round 1 allotment list PDF. You can search by your NEET PG roll number, common rank, or name using the browser's search function. Download your official provisional allotment letter—this document is mandatory for admission and must be carried to your allotted college.

Critical Reporting Timeline: October 30 to November 10, 2026

Once you receive your allotment, the clock starts immediately. Allotted candidates must report in person to their assigned medical institution between October 30 and November 10, 2026, with the deadline at 6:00 PM on November 10. This 11-day window is non-negotiable and covers document scrutiny, fee payment, and submission of preferences for potential upgradation in Round 2.

Failure to report within this timeframe will result in automatic cancellation of your seat, and you will not be eligible for further rounds of counselling. If you have a genuine emergency preventing timely reporting, contact your allotted college immediately—extensions are rarely granted and require documented justification. Plan your travel and document collection well in advance to avoid last-minute delays.

• Report in person: October 30 to November 10, 2026 (by 6:00 PM)
• Complete document verification at your allotted college
• Pay admission fees during this window
• Submit upgradation preferences for Round 2 (also by 11:59 PM on November 10)
• Option to resign or cancel admission (by 6:00 PM on November 10)

Complete Document Checklist for College Reporting

Bring both original documents and two sets of self-attested photocopies of every item listed below. Colleges are strict about document verification, and missing or incomplete paperwork can delay your admission or, in some cases, result in rejection. Organize your documents in the order listed to speed up the verification process.

Your MBBS degree certificate or provisional passing certificate is essential—if you have not yet received your final degree, a provisional certificate from your medical college is acceptable. Similarly, your internship completion certificate must be dated on or before the official cut-off date set by the state. Registration certificates from the National Medical Commission (NMC) or your state medical council are non-negotiable; if you do not yet have permanent registration, a provisional certificate will suffice for now.

• Provisional seat allotment letter (MP NEET PG 2026)
• NEET PG admit card and scorecard/rank letter
• MBBS degree certificate or provisional passing certificate
• MBBS marksheets from all professional exams (Part I, II, III)
• Certificate of compulsory rotatory internship completion (dated on or before cut-off)
• Permanent or provisional registration certificate from NMC/State Medical Council
• Government photo identity proof (Aadhar, passport, voter ID, or PAN card)
• MP state domicile certificate (if claiming state domicile quota)
• Caste/EWS/PwD certificate (if applicable, in prescribed state format)
• In-service experience or sponsorship certificate (if applying under in-service medical officer quota)

What Seats Are Available in MP NEET PG Round 1

The allotment covers postgraduate MD, MS, PG Diploma, and Post-MBBS DNB courses across state autonomous medical colleges, state-owned health institutions, and participating private medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh. The allotment process considered your merit rank in the state, your reservation category (if applicable), the availability of seats in your chosen specialties, and the priority order in which you ranked your college-course combinations during web counselling.

Merit-based allocation means candidates with higher NEET PG ranks are allotted first, followed by candidates in lower rank brackets. Reservation categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD) are honored as per state policy. If you did not receive an allotment in Round 1, you remain eligible for Round 2, provided you do not resign or cancel your admission during the current window.

Upgradation and Resignation Options During Reporting

Even after receiving an allotment, you have the option to express willingness for upgradation to a better college or course in Round 2. This preference must be submitted online between October 30 and November 10, 2026, by 11:59 PM. Upgradation is not automatic; it depends on seat availability and your rank. If you are satisfied with your current allotment and do not wish to participate in Round 2, you do not need to take any action—simply complete your reporting and fee payment.

Alternatively, if you wish to withdraw from the counselling process entirely, you can submit an online resignation or admission cancellation request by 6:00 PM on November 10, 2026. Once you resign, you forfeit your seat and cannot participate in subsequent rounds. This option is useful if you have received an allotment elsewhere (e.g., from another state or through a different counselling process) and wish to pursue that instead.

• Express willingness for upgradation by 11:59 PM on November 10 if you want to be considered for Round 2
• Resign or cancel admission by 6:00 PM on November 10 if you wish to withdraw entirely
• If you take no action, your allotment stands and you must complete reporting

How Allotment Was Decided: Merit, Reservation, and Preferences

The allotment algorithm used by DME Madhya Pradesh is a centralized, merit-based system. Your NEET PG rank within the state determines your position in the queue. The system then matches your rank against available seats, respecting your reservation category (if applicable) and the priority order of your college-course choices as you ranked them during web counselling.

For example, if you ranked a particular MD course at a government college as your first choice and you had a rank eligible for that seat, the system would attempt to allot it to you. If that seat was already taken by a higher-ranked candidate, the system would move to your second choice, and so on. Reservation categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD) are honored separately, meaning reserved seats are filled from candidates within those categories. This ensures both merit and equity in the allocation process.

What Happens After You Report: Fee Payment and Medical Fitness

Once you report to your allotted college with your documents, the institution will conduct document verification to confirm that all your certificates, degrees, and registration are genuine and in order. After verification, you will be required to pay your admission fees. The fee structure varies by college type (government vs. private) and course (MD, MS, PG Diploma, DNB), so confirm the exact amount with your allotted college in advance.

You will also undergo a medical fitness test as part of the admission process. This is a standard health screening to ensure you are fit to pursue postgraduate medical training. Once fees are paid and fitness is confirmed, your admission is formally processed, and you will receive your official admission letter. Your seat is now secure, and you can begin your postgraduate course as per the college's academic calendar.

If You Did Not Get an Allotment in Round 1

Not receiving an allotment in Round 1 does not mean the end of your chances. Round 2 will be conducted based on the seats that remain vacant after Round 1 reporting and resignations. Candidates who did not receive an allotment in Round 1 are automatically eligible for Round 2, provided they do not resign from the counselling process.

Your rank and eligibility remain the same for Round 2. You will have another opportunity to lock your college and course preferences, and allotment will be done based on the available seats at that time. Additionally, if candidates who were allotted in Round 1 resign or do not report, their seats become available for Round 2 allotment. Stay alert for the Round 2 schedule announcement and be ready to participate if you wish to continue.

Frequently asked questions

Download your allotment letter immediately from dme.mponline.gov.in and verify your assigned college and course. Begin collecting your documents now and plan your travel to report in person by November 10, 2026—this deadline is absolute and cannot be extended. If you have any doubts about your allotment or reporting requirements, contact your allotted college directly before the deadline.