MP NEET UG 2026 Mop-Up Round Seats Allotted; Report by Oct 14

The Directorate of Medical Education in Madhya Pradesh has announced the final mop-up round allotment results for NEET UG 2026 state quota counselling. This is the last opportunity for candidates to secure an MBBS or BDS seat in the state for the 2026 academic session. Allotted candidates have a narrow four-day window—from October 11 to October 14, 2026—to physically report at their assigned colleges with original documents. Missing this deadline means forfeiting the seat entirely, as no further counselling rounds will be held.

What is the Mop-Up Round and why does it matter?

The mop-up round is the final counselling stage in Madhya Pradesh's NEET UG admission process. It exists to fill any MBBS and BDS seats that remain vacant after earlier counselling rounds. For the 2026 session, a total of 1,132 seats were available in this round: 440 in government medical and dental colleges, and 692 in private institutions.

This round is critical because it represents your last chance to secure a state-quota medical seat through the official counselling process. Once the mop-up round closes on October 14, 2026, no further state-conducted counselling will occur. Any candidate who misses this deadline or fails to report will not be able to claim a seat for the 2026 batch, regardless of their NEET score.

How to check if you received an allotment

The allotment list has been published on the official Madhya Pradesh DME portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. To find your result, visit the portal and navigate to the UG Medical Counselling 2026 section. Look for the mop-up round allotment list link under the notifications area.

Search for your result using either your NEET UG roll number or your application number. Once you locate your name and allotted college, download and print your allotment letter immediately. Keep multiple printed copies—you will need to present the original at the college during reporting.

• Visit dme.mponline.gov.in
• Click on UG Medical Counselling 2026
• Open the mop-up round allotment list link
• Search by NEET roll number or application number
• Download and print your allotment letter

Critical reporting dates and what happens if you miss them

Reporting must occur between October 11 and October 14, 2026. The reporting window closes strictly at 6:00 PM on October 14. This means you have exactly four days to travel to your allotted college, complete document verification, and pay the admission fee. There is no extension, no grace period, and no exceptions.

If you do not report within this window, your allotment will be automatically cancelled. Your seat will not be held, and you will not be offered any alternative. This is the final round, so missing it means you will not have an MBBS or BDS seat in Madhya Pradesh for the 2026 session through state counselling.

• Reporting window: October 11–14, 2026
• Deadline: 6:00 PM on October 14 (strict, no extension)
• Missing the deadline = automatic seat cancellation
• No further counselling rounds after this date

Documents you must carry to the college

Reporting is not just about showing up—you must bring all original documents for on-the-spot verification. The college will not confirm your admission until your documents are verified and your fee is paid. Plan ahead and gather everything before you travel.

Essential documents include your NEET UG 2026 scorecard, NEET admit card, Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets, a valid identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence), your category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate for Madhya Pradesh, and recent passport-sized photographs. The exact admission fee varies by college and course, so contact your allotted college in advance to confirm the amount and payment method.

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard
• NEET admit card
• Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets (originals)
• Valid identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence)
• Category certificate (if applicable)
• Domicile certificate for Madhya Pradesh
• Recent passport-sized photographs (4–6 copies)
• Admission fee (amount varies by college)

Seat availability across government and private colleges

The mop-up round filled vacancies across both government and private medical and dental colleges in Madhya Pradesh. Government institutions had 440 vacant seats, while private colleges had 692. This split reflects the overall capacity and demand across the state's medical education system.

If you were allotted a seat in a government college, your fees will typically be lower than private institutions, though the exact amount depends on your course and category. Private college fees are generally higher but may offer different facilities or specializations. Regardless of the institution type, you must complete reporting and fee payment during the four-day window to secure your admission.

• Government medical and dental colleges: 440 seats
• Private medical and dental colleges: 692 seats
• Total mop-up round vacancies: 1,132 seats

Step-by-step action plan for allotted candidates

Do not delay. As soon as you confirm your allotment, begin preparing for reporting. First, download your allotment letter from dme.mponline.gov.in and print multiple copies. Next, contact your allotted college directly to confirm the exact admission fee, payment method, and any additional requirements specific to that institution.

Gather all original documents listed above and arrange travel to the college well before October 14. Aim to arrive at least one day early to avoid last-minute rush or travel delays. On the day of reporting, complete document verification first, then proceed to fee payment. Collect your admission confirmation receipt before leaving the college—this is your proof of admission.

• Download allotment letter from dme.mponline.gov.in
• Print multiple copies of the allotment letter
• Contact your allotted college to confirm admission fee and requirements
• Gather all original documents
• Arrange travel and plan to arrive before October 14
• Complete document verification at the college
• Pay admission fee on the spot
• Collect and keep the admission confirmation receipt

What happens after you report and pay the fee?

Once you complete document verification and pay the admission fee, your admission to the MBBS or BDS programme is confirmed. The college will issue an admission confirmation receipt, which you must keep safely. This receipt serves as proof of your admission and will be needed for subsequent registration and enrolment processes.

After reporting, you will typically receive information about course commencement, hostel allotment (if applicable), and further registration steps. Stay in touch with your college's admission office for any updates. Your admission is now locked in for the 2026 batch, and you can proceed with preparing for your medical or dental education.

• Admission is confirmed after document verification and fee payment
• Collect the admission confirmation receipt
• Keep the receipt safe for future reference
• Await further communication from the college about course start date and registration

Why this is your final opportunity in Madhya Pradesh

The mop-up round is explicitly the last counselling stage for Madhya Pradesh state quota MBBS and BDS seats. After October 14, 2026, no further rounds will be conducted by the state. This means if you miss the reporting deadline or do not receive an allotment in this round, you will not have access to a state-quota medical seat in Madhya Pradesh for the 2026 session.

Some candidates may still have options through all-India quota seats (if they qualify) or private college direct admissions, but state-quota counselling will be closed. This underscores the absolute importance of reporting on time if you have received an allotment. Treat the October 14 deadline as non-negotiable.

• Mop-up round is the final state-conducted counselling stage
• No further rounds after October 14, 2026
• Missing the deadline closes your access to state-quota seats
• Plan accordingly and do not delay reporting

Frequently asked questions

If you received a mop-up round allotment, act immediately: download your allotment letter, confirm the admission fee with your college, gather all documents, and plan your travel to report by October 14, 2026 at 6 PM. This is your final opportunity for a state-quota MBBS or BDS seat in Madhya Pradesh for 2026—do not miss it.