Madhya Pradesh's Directorate of Medical Education (DME) has released an official list of candidates who have been disqualified from the state Mop-Up round and all further rounds of NEET UG 2026 counselling. These are candidates whose names appear in the All India Counselling admitted list — they have already secured seats through the national counselling process and are therefore ineligible to participate in state-level counselling. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, you cannot apply for or be allotted any seat in the Madhya Pradesh state counselling rounds, even if you have not yet joined your All India seat. The list contains over 1,000 candidates across all categories and domicile statuses.
If your name is on this disqualified list, you cannot participate in MP state Mop-Up or further counselling rounds — you must join your All India Counselling seat instead.
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This is an official disqualification notice from the Madhya Pradesh DME. It identifies candidates who have already been admitted to an MBBS or BDS seat through the All India Counselling process and are therefore barred from participating in any further state-level counselling rounds in Madhya Pradesh.
The All India Counselling is a separate, national-level process run by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Candidates who accept a seat through that process are considered 'admitted' and cannot simultaneously hold or pursue seats in state counselling. This rule prevents double-booking and ensures fair distribution of seats.
If you are on this list, your only path forward is to join the seat you were allotted in All India Counselling. You cannot withdraw from it to participate in MP state counselling.
Who Is on This List
The list contains approximately 1,000 candidates across all NEET UG 2026 ranks, categories, and domicile statuses. It includes candidates from unreserved (UR), OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and PH (Persons with Disability) categories. Some candidates are MP domicile; others are non-domicile (marked 'NO' in the domicile column).
The list is sorted by Common Rank (the candidate's all-India NEET rank). It includes both high-ranking candidates (rank 46 onwards) and lower-ranking candidates (up to rank 1,179,816). The presence of a candidate on this list is determined solely by their admission through All India Counselling, not by their rank or category.
Non-domicile candidates are also included. These are candidates who do not have Madhya Pradesh domicile but were admitted through All India Counselling and are therefore disqualified from state counselling.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The list is organized by Common Rank (all-India NEET rank). To find yourself, search for your NEET UG 2026 roll number or your name in the PDF. The document is 12 pages long and contains columns for Common Rank, M.P. State Rank, NEET UG 2026 Rank, NEET UG 2026 Roll Number, Candidate Name, Gender, M.P. Domicile status, and Eligible Category.
If you find your name and roll number on this list, you are disqualified from MP state counselling. If your name does not appear, you remain eligible to participate in the state Mop-Up round and any subsequent state counselling rounds (if you have not already been allotted a seat through state counselling).
The list was released on 10 October 2026. If you are unsure whether you were admitted through All India Counselling, check the MCC portal or your admission letter. If you have an All India seat, you will be on this disqualification list.
What Happens If You Are Disqualified
If your name is on this list, you are automatically disqualified from the MP state Mop-Up round and all further state counselling rounds. You cannot apply, you cannot be considered for allotment, and you cannot participate in any subsequent state-level counselling process for NEET UG 2026.
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Your only option is to join the seat you were allotted through All India Counselling. You must report to the college, submit your documents, and complete the admission process as per the MCC's instructions and the college's timeline. Failure to join within the specified deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat.
If you have not yet received your All India Counselling allotment letter or are unsure of your status, contact the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) immediately. Do not assume you are disqualified without confirming your All India admission status.
Understanding the Columns in the List
The list contains eight columns of information for each candidate. Understanding what each column means will help you verify your entry and understand your status.
**Common Rank**: Your all-India NEET UG 2026 rank as assigned by the National Testing Agency (NTA). This is your position among all NEET candidates nationwide. **M.P. State Rank**: Your rank within Madhya Pradesh only, based on your NEET score and domicile status. **NEET UG 2026 Rank**: Duplicate of the Common Rank column. **NEET UG 2026 Roll Number**: Your unique 10-digit roll number issued by NTA when you registered for NEET. This is the most reliable way to identify yourself on the list.
**Candidate Name**: Your full name as registered with NTA. **Gender**: Male (M) or Female (F). **M.P. Domicile**: 'YES' if you have Madhya Pradesh domicile; 'NO' if you are a non-domicile candidate. **Eligible Category**: Your category code (e.g., UR_X_M = Unreserved Male; OBC_X_F = OBC Female; SC_PH_M = SC Person with Disability Male; UR_NRI_M = Unreserved NRI Male). The presence of 'Non Domicile' in the category column confirms you are not an MP domicile candidate.
| Column Name | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Common Rank | Your all-India NEET rank | 46 |
| M.P. State Rank | Your rank within Madhya Pradesh | 1 |
| NEET UG 2026 Rank | Duplicate of Common Rank | 46 |
| NEET UG 2026 Roll Number | Your unique 10-digit NTA roll number | 3004102452 |
| Candidate Name | Your full name as registered with NTA | ARYAMAN SINGH SOLANKI |
| Gender | Male (M) or Female (F) | Male |
| M.P. Domicile | YES = MP domicile; NO = Non-domicile | YES |
| Eligible Category | Your category and subcategory code | UR_X_M (Unreserved Male) |
Category Codes Explained
The 'Eligible Category' column uses a shorthand code to identify your category and subcategory. Understanding these codes is important to confirm you are looking at the correct entry.
The first part of the code (before the underscore) is your main category: **UR** = Unreserved (General); **OBC** = Other Backward Class; **SC** = Scheduled Caste; **ST** = Scheduled Tribe; **EWS** = Economically Weaker Section; **UR_NRI** = Unreserved NRI (Non-Resident Indian); **UR_PH** = Unreserved Person with Disability; **OBC_PH** = OBC Person with Disability; **SC_PH** = SC Person with Disability; **ST_PH** = ST Person with Disability; **UR_SN** = Unreserved Super Specialty (rare); **OBC_SN** = OBC Super Specialty; **SC_SN** = SC Super Specialty; **ST_SN** = ST Super Specialty.
The second part (after the first underscore) is **X** (general) or **PH** (Person with Disability). The third part is your gender: **M** = Male; **F** = Female. For example, **OBC_X_F** means OBC category, general (not PH), Female. **SC_PH_M** means SC category, Person with Disability, Male. If the category shows **(Non Domicile)**, you do not have Madhya Pradesh domicile and were admitted through All India Counselling as a non-domicile candidate.
- UR = Unreserved (General)
- OBC = Other Backward Class
- SC = Scheduled Caste
- ST = Scheduled Tribe
- EWS = Economically Weaker Section
- UR_NRI = Unreserved NRI
- PH = Person with Disability
- X = General (not PH)
- M = Male; F = Female
- (Non Domicile) = Not an MP domicile candidate
What You Must Do If Your Name Is on This List
**Step 1: Confirm your All India Counselling admission.** Check the MCC portal (mcc.nic.in) or your email for your All India Counselling allotment letter. This letter will specify the college, course (MBBS or BDS), and seat category you have been allotted. Keep this letter safe — you will need it for admission.
**Step 2: Note the reporting deadline.** Your allotment letter will include a deadline by which you must report to the college and submit your documents. This deadline is typically 5–7 days from the date of allotment. Missing this deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat, and you will not be able to participate in any further counselling rounds.
**Step 3: Gather your documents.** Prepare all required documents for admission: NEET admit card, NEET result/scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if applicable), PH certificate (if applicable), passport-size photographs, and any other documents specified by the college.
**Step 4: Report to the college.** Visit the college on or before the reporting deadline. Complete the admission formalities, pay the fees, and obtain your admission confirmation. Do not delay — seats are forfeited if you do not report on time.
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**Step 5: Do not attempt to participate in MP state counselling.** Even if you have not yet joined your All India seat, you cannot apply for or participate in MP state counselling. Your disqualification is automatic and final.
Important Dates and Deadlines
This disqualification list was released on **10 October 2026**. The list is effective immediately — if your name is on it, you are disqualified from the MP state Mop-Up round and all further state counselling rounds as of this date.
The MP state Mop-Up round is expected to begin shortly after this list is released. If you are not on this disqualification list and have not yet been allotted a seat through state counselling, you will be eligible to participate in the Mop-Up round. However, if you are on this list, you cannot participate, regardless of when the Mop-Up round begins.
Your All India Counselling allotment letter will specify your own reporting deadline. This deadline is separate from the state counselling timeline and is typically much shorter (5–7 days). You must prioritize joining your All India seat within this deadline.
- Disqualification list released: 10 October 2026
- Disqualification is effective immediately
- MP state Mop-Up round: Expected to begin shortly (exact date to be announced by DME MP)
- Your All India reporting deadline: Check your allotment letter (typically 5–7 days from allotment date)
Common Mistakes and Traps
**Trap 1: Assuming you are not disqualified because you haven't joined your All India seat yet.** Disqualification is automatic if you were admitted through All India Counselling. You do not need to accept or join the seat to be disqualified from state counselling. The moment you were allotted a seat through All India Counselling, you became ineligible for state counselling.
**Trap 2: Trying to participate in state counselling while holding an All India seat.** This is not permitted. You cannot be allotted two seats simultaneously. If you attempt to apply for state counselling while on this disqualification list, your application will be rejected.
**Trap 3: Missing your All India reporting deadline.** If you do not report to your All India college within the specified deadline, your seat will be forfeited. You will then be unable to participate in state counselling (because you are on the disqualification list) and will have no seat at all. Always prioritize joining your All India seat on time.
**Trap 4: Confusing 'disqualified from state counselling' with 'rejected from All India Counselling'.** Being on this list does not mean you were rejected. It means you were admitted and are therefore ineligible for state counselling. You have a confirmed seat through All India Counselling.
**Trap 5: Ignoring the list because your name is not immediately visible.** The list is 12 pages long. Use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find your roll number or name. Do not assume you are not on the list without a thorough search.
What If Your Name Should Not Be on This List
If you believe your name has been included in error — for example, if you were not actually admitted through All India Counselling or if there is a data entry mistake — you must contact the DME MP immediately. Do not wait.
**Contact details for DME MP:** Visit the official DME MP website (dme.mponline.gov.in) or contact the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, directly. You can also reach out through the MPOnline portal where this list was published. Provide your NEET roll number, name, and a clear explanation of why you believe you should not be on the list.
**What to do while waiting for a response:** If you have not yet been allotted a seat through state counselling and you believe you should be eligible, do not participate in the Mop-Up round. Wait for DME MP to clarify your status. Participating in state counselling while on the disqualification list may result in your application being rejected and could complicate your admission process.
**Keep evidence:** If you have documentation showing you were not admitted through All India Counselling (e.g., a rejection letter from MCC or a screenshot of the MCC portal showing no allotment), save it and submit it with your appeal to DME MP.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does it mean if my name is on this disqualification list?
It means you were admitted to an MBBS or BDS seat through the All India Counselling process run by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Because you have already been allotted a seat nationally, you are automatically disqualified from participating in any Madhya Pradesh state counselling rounds, including the Mop-Up round and all further rounds. You must join your All India seat instead.
Can I withdraw from my All India seat to participate in MP state counselling?
No. Once you are admitted through All India Counselling, you cannot withdraw to participate in state counselling. The rules do not permit this. Your only option is to join your All India seat. If you do not wish to join that seat, you will forfeit it and will not be able to participate in any counselling round (state or national) for NEET UG 2026.
I haven't joined my All India seat yet. Does that mean I can still apply for MP state counselling?
No. Disqualification from state counselling is automatic the moment you are allotted a seat through All India Counselling. Whether or not you have physically joined the college is irrelevant. You cannot apply for state counselling. You must join your All India seat within the deadline specified in your allotment letter, or forfeit it.
How do I check if my name is on the disqualification list?
Search the PDF using your NEET UG 2026 roll number (10-digit number) or your name. The list is organized by Common Rank (all-India NEET rank) and is 12 pages long. Use the search function (Ctrl+F on a computer or the search tool on your phone) to find yourself quickly. If your roll number and name appear on the list, you are disqualified.
What should I do if my name is on this list?
First, confirm your All India Counselling allotment by checking the MCC portal or your email. Then, note the reporting deadline from your allotment letter (typically 5–7 days). Gather all required documents (NEET scorecard, certificates, etc.) and report to the college before the deadline. Do not attempt to participate in MP state counselling.
What if I believe my name has been included in error?
Contact the DME MP immediately through the official website (dme.mponline.gov.in) or the MPOnline portal. Provide your NEET roll number, name, and a clear explanation of why you believe you should not be on the list. Include any supporting documentation (e.g., a rejection letter from MCC). Do not participate in state counselling while your case is being reviewed.
What happens if I miss the reporting deadline for my All India seat?
Your seat will be forfeited. You will then have no seat (because you are disqualified from state counselling) and will not be able to participate in any further counselling rounds. Always prioritize joining your All India seat on time. Check your allotment letter for the exact deadline and plan accordingly.
Does being on this list mean I was rejected from NEET or All India Counselling?
No. Being on this list means you were admitted through All India Counselling. It is not a rejection. You have a confirmed seat at a college. The list simply identifies candidates who are ineligible for state counselling because they already have a national-level seat.
Can I participate in the MP state Mop-Up round if I am on this list?
No. If your name is on this disqualification list, you are barred from the Mop-Up round and all further state counselling rounds. You cannot apply, and you will not be considered for allotment. Your only path is to join your All India seat.
What is the difference between All India Counselling and MP state counselling?
All India Counselling is a national process run by the MCC where seats are allotted based on all-India NEET rank. MP state counselling is a separate process run by DME MP where seats are allotted based on state rank and domicile. Candidates admitted through All India Counselling are disqualified from state counselling to prevent double-booking and ensure fair seat distribution.
I am a non-domicile candidate. Does that change anything?
No. Non-domicile candidates on this list are also disqualified from MP state counselling. If you were admitted through All India Counselling (whether as a domicile or non-domicile candidate), you must join that seat and cannot participate in state counselling.
When will the MP state Mop-Up round begin?
The exact date has not been specified in this notice. The Mop-Up round is expected to begin shortly after this disqualification list was released (10 October 2026). If you are not on this list and have not yet been allotted a seat through state counselling, you will be eligible to participate. Check the DME MP website for the official Mop-Up round schedule.
If your name appears on this disqualification list, you must immediately confirm your All India Counselling allotment and note your reporting deadline. Gather all required documents and report to your allotted college before the deadline — missing it will result in forfeiture of your seat. Do not attempt to participate in MP state counselling; you are ineligible. If you believe your name has been included in error, contact DME MP urgently with supporting documentation. For the complete list and to verify your status, visit the official DME MP portal at dme.mponline.gov.in.
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