The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh, has published the revised merit list for state-registered candidates participating in MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling for MBBS and BDS courses in 2026. This merit list determines your rank and eligibility for seat allotment in the counselling process. Every candidate who applied through the state counselling must check this list immediately to confirm their name, rank, and category status. The list is now live on the official MPOnline portal and can be accessed by all registered candidates.
The revised merit list for MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling (MBBS/BDS) 2026 for state-registered candidates is now published on MPOnline — check it immediately to verify your rank and eligibility.
What Is This Merit List?
This is the official revised merit list released by the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, for the MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling process for MBBS and BDS courses in 2026. The merit list ranks all state-registered candidates based on their NEET UG scores and determines the order in which they will be offered seats during counselling.
The list includes candidates who have registered for state counselling through the official MPOnline portal and meet all eligibility criteria. Your position on this merit list directly affects when and which seats you will be offered during the allotment rounds.
Who Should Check This List?
All candidates who registered for MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling as state-registered candidates must check this merit list. This includes candidates seeking admission to MBBS or BDS courses in Madhya Pradesh government and private medical colleges.
If you applied through the state counselling portal and submitted all required documents during registration, your name should appear on this list. Candidates who did not register or who registered for other states' counselling should not expect to find their names here.
How to Access the Merit List
The merit list is published on the official MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. You can access it directly through the DME Counselling section for NEET UG 2026.
To find your name and rank, you will need your registration number or roll number from your NEET UG application. Open the merit list PDF or portal interface, search for your details, and verify that all information — name, NEET score, category, and rank — is correct.
- Visit dme.mponline.gov.in
- Navigate to DME UG Counselling 2026 section
- Locate the revised merit list for state-registered candidates
- Search using your registration or roll number
- Verify your name, score, category, and rank
What Information Does the Merit List Show?
The merit list displays your rank among all state-registered candidates, your NEET UG score, your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, or other applicable category), and your eligibility status for counselling. It also confirms whether you meet the minimum qualifying criteria set by the state.
Your rank on this list determines the order in which you will be called for seat allotment. A higher rank (lower number) means you will have access to seat choices earlier in the counselling process and will have more options available.
What If Your Name Is Missing or Information Is Wrong?
If your name does not appear on the merit list despite registering for state counselling, or if any information (name, score, category, rank) is incorrect, you must contact the DME office or the MPOnline support team immediately. Do not wait — errors must be corrected before the next counselling round begins.
Common reasons for missing names include incomplete registration, failure to submit required documents during registration, or eligibility issues. Contact the DME Counselling helpline or visit the official portal to file a correction request with supporting documents.
- Check your registration status on MPOnline first
- Verify that you submitted all required documents during registration
- Contact DME office with your registration number and proof of registration
- File a formal correction request if information is wrong
- Keep copies of all submitted documents for reference
What Happens After the Merit List Is Published?
After the merit list is published, the state will announce the schedule for seat allotment rounds. Candidates will be called for counselling in order of their merit rank. During counselling, you will be asked to choose your preferred colleges and courses (MBBS or BDS) based on your rank and the available seats.
The merit list is revised if needed based on any corrections or eligibility changes. Always check the official portal for updates and announcements about the next steps in the counselling process.
Important Points to Remember
This is a revised merit list, which means corrections or updates may have been made from an earlier version. Always refer to the latest version published on the official portal.
Your rank on this merit list is specific to state-registered candidates only. If you are also eligible for other counselling processes (central, private, or other states), you may have different ranks in those processes.
Keep your registration number, NEET roll number, and a copy of the merit list safe. You will need these during the counselling and seat allotment process.
Next Steps for Candidates
Check the merit list immediately and verify all your details. If everything is correct, prepare for the upcoming counselling rounds by researching colleges, courses, and seat availability.
Stay updated on the official MPOnline portal and DME website for announcements about counselling dates, document verification, and seat allotment schedules. Missing a deadline can result in loss of your seat.
- Check the merit list on dme.mponline.gov.in today
- Verify your name, rank, score, and category
- Report any errors immediately to DME
- Prepare required documents for counselling
- Monitor the portal for counselling schedule announcements
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Where can I find the MP NEET UG 2026 merit list for state-registered candidates?
The merit list is published on the official MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in under the DME UG Counselling 2026 section. You can access it directly from the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh website.
What does my rank on the merit list mean?
Your rank determines the order in which you will be offered seats during counselling. A lower rank number means you will be called earlier and will have more seat choices available. Your rank is based on your NEET UG score and is specific to state-registered candidates.
Why is my name not on the merit list even though I registered?
Your name may not appear if your registration was incomplete, you did not submit all required documents during registration, or you do not meet the eligibility criteria. Contact the DME office immediately with your registration number to clarify your status.
Can I correct my information if it is wrong on the merit list?
Yes, if your name, score, category, or other details are incorrect, contact the DME office or MPOnline support immediately with proof of the error. File a formal correction request and provide supporting documents. Corrections must be made before counselling begins.
Is this merit list final, or can it be revised again?
This is a revised merit list, which means it has already been updated from an earlier version. The state may make further revisions if needed based on eligibility corrections or other changes. Always check the official portal for the latest version.
What should I do after checking the merit list?
Verify all your details are correct. Then prepare for counselling by researching colleges, courses, and seat availability. Monitor the official portal for announcements about counselling dates, document verification, and seat allotment schedules.
Does my rank on this merit list apply to other counselling processes?
No, this rank is specific to MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling for state-registered candidates only. If you are eligible for central counselling, private counselling, or other states' counselling, you will have different ranks in those processes.
When will seat allotment happen after the merit list is published?
The state will announce the schedule for counselling and seat allotment rounds after the merit list is finalized. Check the official MPOnline portal and DME website regularly for announcements about the next steps and important dates.
What documents do I need to bring for counselling based on this merit list?
The notice does not specify the exact documents required for counselling. Check the official DME website and MPOnline portal for the complete list of documents needed during counselling and seat allotment. Generally, you will need your NEET admit card, merit list printout, and category certificates.
Can I appeal if I disagree with my rank on the merit list?
The notice does not mention an appeal process. If you believe your rank is incorrect due to a calculation error or eligibility issue, contact the DME office immediately with supporting evidence. Follow the official grievance redressal process outlined on the portal.
Check the revised merit list on dme.mponline.gov.in immediately and verify all your details — name, NEET score, category, and rank. If any information is incorrect or your name is missing, contact the DME office without delay. Stay alert for announcements about counselling dates and the next steps in the seat allotment process.
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