The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh, has published the provisional first round allotment list for MBBS and BDS seats under the MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling 2026. This list shows which candidates have been allotted seats in the first round of counselling. If your name and roll number appear on this list, you have been offered a seat at a medical or dental college in Madhya Pradesh. You must now check the list, verify your allotment details, and follow the next steps — typically reporting to your allotted college or confirming your seat online — as per the official schedule. This is a provisional list; final confirmation depends on document verification and reporting.
The MP DME first round allotment list for MBBS/BDS is now live — check the official MPOnline portal immediately to see if you have been allotted a seat.
What Is This Allotment List?
The first round allotment list is the result of the first phase of MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling 2026. After you filled your choice of colleges and courses during the choice-filling window, the DME's computer system ranked all eligible candidates and matched them to available MBBS and BDS seats based on your merit rank, category, and preferences.
This provisional list shows the outcome of that matching. If your name appears, you have been offered a seat at a specific college in a specific course (MBBS or BDS). The word 'provisional' means this allotment is subject to verification of your original documents (certificates, category proof, etc.) and your physical reporting to the college. Until you report and complete document verification, your seat is not final.
How to Check If You Are Allotted
Visit the official MP DME counselling portal at MPOnline (dme.mponline.gov.in). Log in using your NEET roll number and password. Navigate to the 'First Round Allotment List' or 'Allotment Result' section. The list is published as a searchable document or downloadable PDF.
Search for your NEET roll number or name in the list. If you find your entry, note down the following details carefully: your allotted college name, the course (MBBS or BDS), the category under which you were allotted (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and any special quota (if applicable). Write these down or take a screenshot — you will need them for the next steps.
- Go to dme.mponline.gov.in
- Log in with your NEET roll number and password
- Find and open the 'First Round Allotment List' document
- Search for your roll number or name
- Note your college name, course, and category
What If Your Name Is Not on the List?
If you do not see your name on the first round allotment list, it does not mean you will not get a seat. Candidates who are not allotted in the first round may be allotted in subsequent rounds (second round, third round, etc.), depending on seat availability and the number of candidates who report or withdraw.
Keep checking the official portal for announcements of the next round. The DME will publish a schedule showing when the next round choice-filling will open, when the allotment will be declared, and the reporting deadline. Do not assume you are out of the process — many seats are filled in later rounds.
What to Do After You See Your Allotment
Once you confirm your allotment, the DME will announce a reporting deadline — the date by which you must physically report to your allotted college with your original documents. This deadline is usually a few days after the allotment list is published. Check the official portal or your registered email and SMS for the exact date and time.
Prepare all your original documents (NEET admit card, mark sheet, 10th and 12th certificates, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, and any other documents listed in the counselling prospectus). Report to your college on or before the deadline. At the college, your documents will be verified, and if everything is in order, your seat will be confirmed and you will be registered as a student.
- Check the official portal for the reporting deadline
- Gather all original documents (NEET admit card, certificates, category proof, domicile)
- Report to your allotted college by the deadline
- Undergo document verification at the college
- Complete registration and seat confirmation
Important: This Is a Provisional List
The allotment is marked 'provisional' because it is subject to verification of your eligibility and documents. The DME has allotted you based on the information you provided during registration and choice-filling, but the college will verify that all your documents are genuine and that you meet the eligibility criteria (NEET score, category, domicile, etc.).
If any document is found to be incorrect, forged, or if you do not meet the eligibility criteria, your allotment can be cancelled even after it appears on this list. This is why reporting on time and with all correct original documents is critical. Do not delay or assume your seat is 100% confirmed until the college has verified everything and issued you a formal admission letter.
Where to Find the Official List
The first round allotment list is published on the official MP DME counselling portal: dme.mponline.gov.in. This is the ONLY official source. Do not rely on unofficial websites, social media posts, or third-party apps — they may contain outdated or incorrect information.
The list is typically available as a PDF document that you can download or view online. The document is large and contains thousands of entries, so searching by your roll number is the fastest way to find your result. If you have trouble accessing the portal, contact the DME helpline or visit the official website for technical support.
- Official portal: dme.mponline.gov.in
- Document: First Round Allotment List (Provisional) – MBBS/BDS 2026
- Published date: 24 August 2026
- Search by: NEET roll number or name
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Do not ignore the allotment list thinking you will get a seat in a later round. If you are allotted in the first round and you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate. Missing the reporting deadline is one of the most common reasons candidates lose their seats.
Do not report without your original documents. Photocopies or digital copies are not accepted at the college. Bring every document mentioned in the counselling prospectus — missing even one can delay your verification and registration.
Do not assume the college name or course shown on the list is final. Double-check the allotment letter or the portal to confirm the exact college, course, and category. Some candidates have reported to the wrong college by mistake.
- Do not miss the reporting deadline
- Do not report without original documents
- Do not assume — verify the college name and course carefully
- Do not rely on unofficial sources for the allotment list
- Do not delay document verification after reporting
What Happens Next?
After the first round allotment and reporting, the DME will announce the second round of counselling. Candidates who were not allotted in the first round, or who did not report, will be eligible for the second round. The process repeats: choice-filling, allotment, and reporting. Depending on seat availability, there may be a third round or more.
The DME will publish a detailed schedule showing all important dates for subsequent rounds. Keep checking the official portal and your registered email for updates. The entire counselling process typically spans several weeks, so patience and regular monitoring are essential.
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How do I know if I have been allotted a seat in the first round?
Visit dme.mponline.gov.in, log in with your NEET roll number, and search for your name or roll number in the 'First Round Allotment List' document. If your entry appears, you have been allotted. Note the college name, course, and category shown against your name.
What does 'provisional' allotment mean?
Provisional means your allotment is subject to verification of your original documents and eligibility at the college. Until the college verifies your documents and confirms your admission, your seat is not final. If any document is found to be incorrect or if you do not meet eligibility criteria, your allotment can be cancelled.
My name is not on the first round allotment list. Does this mean I will not get a seat?
No. Not being allotted in the first round does not mean you will not get a seat. The DME will conduct second and possibly third rounds of counselling. Candidates not allotted in the first round are eligible for subsequent rounds. Keep checking the portal for announcements of the next round.
What should I do immediately after I see my allotment?
Check the official portal for the reporting deadline (the date by which you must report to your college). Gather all your original documents (NEET admit card, certificates, category proof, domicile, etc.). Report to your allotted college by the deadline with all documents for verification and registration.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
The counselling prospectus lists all required documents. Typically, you need your NEET admit card, mark sheet, 10th and 12th certificates, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by the DME. Bring originals — photocopies are not accepted.
What is the reporting deadline for the first round?
The DME will announce the reporting deadline on the official portal after the allotment list is published. Check dme.mponline.gov.in, your registered email, and SMS for the exact date and time. Do not miss this deadline — if you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled.
Can my allotment be cancelled after I see my name on the list?
Yes. If your documents are found to be incorrect, forged, or if you do not meet the eligibility criteria during verification at the college, your allotment can be cancelled. This is why it is critical to report on time with all correct original documents and to undergo document verification promptly.
Where is the official allotment list published?
The official list is published on the MP DME counselling portal: dme.mponline.gov.in. This is the only official source. Do not rely on unofficial websites or social media — they may have outdated or incorrect information.
I was allotted a seat but I want to withdraw and try again in the next round. Can I do this?
If you withdraw after being allotted, you will lose your seat in the first round. You may be eligible for the second round, but there is no guarantee you will be allotted again. Withdrawing is a risky strategy — only do this if you have a strong reason and understand the consequences.
How many rounds of counselling will there be?
The number of rounds depends on seat availability and the number of candidates who report or withdraw. The DME will announce the schedule for each round on the official portal. Typically, there are 2–3 rounds, but this can vary. Keep checking the portal for updates.
Check the official MP DME portal (dme.mponline.gov.in) immediately to see if your name appears on the first round allotment list. If you are allotted, note your college, course, and category, and watch for the reporting deadline announcement. Gather all your original documents and report to your college by the deadline to confirm your seat. If you are not allotted in the first round, do not worry — keep monitoring the portal for the second round schedule.
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